05.04.2011

By Adam Bitely – No one needs to tell you how big an issue unemployment is in America, and especially in Washington, D.C. As of March 2011, the District of Columbia posted an unemployment rate of 9.5 percent . Knowing that the unemployment rate is that high might surprise you when you learn that D.C. politicians, […]
05.03.2011

By Kevin Mooney – When Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-K.Y.) floated an amendment earlier this year that would effectively repeal ObamaCare, formally called the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, union operatives offered up a forceful defense of the legislation. The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) […]
05.03.2011

By Rick Manning – The GAO came out with a study late last week in response to a request by a handful of congressional Democrats to determine among other things, why participation in individual 401(k) plans has been limited to about 50 percent of the workforce. In […]
05.03.2011

By Rebekah Rast – If you find an investment no longer meets your needs, you quit investing in it and find a worthy substitution. That is exactly what is happening within the public school system. Taxpayers are becoming increasingly dissatisfied with their return on their […]
05.02.2011

Remember earlier this month when a Chicago public school banned homemade lunches? If not, read “ The Public School Ban on Homemade Lunches ” and watch the video below: This is just the kind face of fascism… ( H/T Reason.tv )
05.02.2011

This episode of Uncommon Knowledge features Andrew Ferguson, a former speechwriter for President George H. W. Bush and the current senior editor at the Weekly Standard. The author of Fools’ Names and Land of Lincoln, Ferguson’s most recent book is entitled Crazy U: One Dad’s […]
05.02.2011

By Adam Bitely – Efforts are underway in the U.S. Senate to introduce a balanced budget amendment . If adopted, the federal budget would be constitutionally required to be balanced, and the politicians in D.C. would have no choice but to make sure that they pay for all of the nation’s yearly fiscal obligations in the year that […]