12.15.2011

House Judiciary Chairman Lamar Smith Calls Internet Censorship Opponents Liars

Rep. Lamar Smith is attacking opponents of a free and open Internet by calling them liars. Just look at this press release from the official House Judiciary Committee website : Chairman Smith responded today to a letter that appeared in several newspapers from founders of Internet companies like Google, Twitter, and eBay regarding criticisms of the Stop Online […]

12.15.2011

Must Reads for December 15

12.15.2011

The Person of the Year

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12.15.2011

Could Ron Paul win?

By Adam Bitely — Four years ago at this time, Ron Paul was scoffed at for running as a Republican candidate for President in the primaries and caucuses. Now, three weeks before the Iowa caucuses, Ron Paul is in position to win the nation’s first […]

12.15.2011

A bright idea for Christmas shoppers

By Rebekah Rast — As you light up your final Christmas decorations this holiday season check what kind of light bulbs you are using. If it happens to be a 100-watt incandescent bulb, you’d better stock up on some replacements now.  Come Jan. 2012, this […]

12.14.2011

Internet Censorship Bill ‘un-American’

Americans for Limited Government President Bill Wilson today urged members of the House Judiciary Committee to reject HR 3261 , warning the legislation would “take the mind of throwing the book at alleged offenders, shutting down their websites, cutting off their revenue streams, locking them up and asking questions […]

12.14.2011

Must Reads for December 14

12.14.2011

The new defense bill… R.I.P. due process

By Rebecca DiFede — On Dec. 1 the Senate passed the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act ; a $662 billion Defense bill. That’s typical. But what’s not is that one portion of the bill may take tyranny and governmental control to a whole new level. Critics have said the legislation […]

12.14.2011

Momentum grows for systemic reform of National Labor Relations Board

By Rick Manning — Momentum is growing in the U.S. House of Representatives for legislation that would fundamentally reform the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), reining in power that has grown since it came into being in 1935. The NLRB has spent the past three years under […]

12.14.2011

An Internet without uploading?

By Bill Wilson — Faced with a barrage of criticism for new legislation that professes to deal with Internet piracy, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Lamar Smith has introduced a manager’s amendment that has, according to Smith , “addressed I believe all of the legitimate concerns out there.” There’s only a small problem. It doesn’t come close to addressing all of the […]

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