Candidate Obama and President Obama are two different people. Candidate Obama opposes corporate welfare while President Obama is all too happy to hand taxpayer cash out to the companies. Don’t believe me? Watch this: (H/T RSC )

To receive the Must Reads in your inbox, click here ! Good Thursday morning, Here are the Must Reads according to Adam Bitely : Don’t bring back earmarks! — NetRightDaily Cartoon: What masses? — Warren Toons Obama’s secret kill list — Judge Napolitano Which president is the biggest spender? — Cato June 2012 could be a pivotal month in the presidential election — Washington Examiner A look at various Veepsters — American Spectator Obama campaign may be fooling itself — Michael Barone Montana attempts to buck the Supreme Court on Citizens United — George F. Will Obama’s medicare fantasies — Reason […]

By Rick Manning — U.S. Representative Artur Davis seconded the nomination of Barack Obama for president in 2008 at the Democratic Party convention in Denver, Colorado.  Now, almost four years later, Davis has left the Party of Obama, Pelosi and Schumer telling the Daily Caller that if he were […]

By Paul Driessen — EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson says we face grave threats to human health, welfare and justice. She’s absolutely right. However, the dangers are not due to factory or power plant emissions, or supposed effects of “dangerous manmade global warming.” They are the […]

MEMO FOR THE MOVEMENT RE: Some members of congress are trying to reopen the earmark ban through an obscure legislative process.  For many conservatives, the two-year moratorium on the practice of earmarking was the signature accomplishment of the new House majority elected in 2010.  Yet, […]

To receive the Must Reads in your inbox, click here ! Good Wednesday morning, Here are the Must Reads according to Adam Bitely : Romney clinches GOP nomination — Washington Examiner Ted Cruz forces runoff in Texas Senate race — RedState June 5: High noon for Big Labor in Wisconsin — NetRightDaily Mirror, mirror on the wall, which president is the biggest spender of all? — Daniel Mitchell Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell says police drones over Virginia are a great idea — NetRightDaily Improving life for workers — John Stossel Wealth creation is not the enemy — Reason Keynes’ tragic comedy — NetRightDaily A no confidence vote for Obamanomics — Investor’s Business Daily Top GSA official returns to work after opulent Vegas conference — Washington […]

By Rick Manning — Tuesday, June 5 is the day of reckoning for the nation’s labor movement.  After more than a year of state legislative walkouts by Democratic state Senators, non-stop recalls and political shenanigans, the Wisconsin voters will decide whether to replace Governor Scott Walker with […]

By Bill Wilson — Call it Keynes’ tragic comedy. If ever there was an example of how vapid and corrupt today’s financial system has become, and particularly the lengths governments will go to secure financing for their profligate spending habits, look no further than Greece’s recent recapitalization of four banks with €18 billion of financing provided by the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF). This latest […]

By Kevin Mooney — If there was any remaining doubt that Chevron is entitled to an investigation that probes into potentially fraudulent actions impacting its court case in Ecuador, those doubts have been removed. Judge Nicolás Zambrano, who issued an $18.2 billion judgment against Chevron, […]

By Adam Bitely — Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell is constantly doing things that perplex those that remember him claiming to be a supporter of limited government. Last week, he compromised on stopping voter fraud . This week he says police drones patrolling the Virginia skies is a “great” idea . When I think of what a limited government in Virginia would […]