09.22.2011

Generational differences

By Rick Manning and Rebecca DiFede — Toyota Motor Company has a new set of television advertisements for their Venza product that highlight the cultural divide between young adults and their parents.  The brilliant commercials by Saatchi and Saatchi show relatively sentient kids worrying that their parents […]

09.21.2011

Another use for Solyndra solar panels

Cartoon by William Warren

09.21.2011

Must Reads for September 21

09.21.2011

Victory is sweet, but the war continues

By Paul Driessen — Millions of Americans recently celebrated the demise of the Environmental Protection Agency’s job-killing ground-level ozone regulations. While a toast was appropriate, we shouldn’t drink too much champagne just yet. As with the Battle of Midway and Lt. Col. James Doolittle’s Tokyo […]

09.21.2011

Treating the NLRB symptoms not enough

By Bill Wilson — New legislation by Rep. Austin Scott (R-GA), the “Protecting American Jobs Act,” would remove all judicial powers from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), and send all disputes arising under U.S. labor law to federal courts. Other recent proposals have aimed narrowly at reining in the Board’s […]

09.21.2011

Venture socialism hurts everyone

By Rick Manning — The other day, my wife made a growling noise as we drove by a small manufacturing plant near our house. I hadn’t heard her growl in a while; I knew it meant that something was bothering her. After some gentle prying, she let […]

09.20.2011

64% of registered voters want the NLRB to lose judicial powers

Americans for Limited Government (ALG) today released a poll conducted by the polling company™, inc./WomanTrend showing 64 percent of registered voters favor candidates that support removing the quasi-judicial powers from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). “The results show that the more voters find out about the NLRB, and its powers to act […]

09.20.2011

Must Reads for September 20

09.20.2011

Obama’s capital implication

By Bill Wilson — When Berkshire Hathaway chairman and chief executive Warren Buffett wrote his love letter to Barack Obama begging to have his taxes increased — a move that prompted Americans for Limited Government to note up to $1 billion in back taxes his company may owe — he implied that he would be comfortable paying capital gains taxes at a higher rate, and that those gains ought to be treated equally […]

09.20.2011

Politicians that claim job creation powers should be treated with suspicion

By Adam Bitely — The first and only rule in politics for political office holders is to always do what is in the best interest of winning re-election. Always remember that rule when you hear the multitude of claims that flow continuously from political leaders […]

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