03.22.2011

By Adam Bitely – One year ago yesterday, ObamaCare was passed in the House of Representatives. And just one year later, the fate of the legislation is still unknown. Since Obama signed the ironically named “Affordable Health Care Act”, a federal court in Florida has ruled ObamaCare unconstitutional , a federal court in Virginia ruled the individual mandate unconstitutional , and Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen has completely stopped implementing the law on the grounds […]
03.21.2011

The latest episode of Uncommon Knowledge features Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels. Mitch Daniels is the forty-ninth governor of Indiana. He served as political liaison to President Ronald Reagan and as director of the Office of Management and Budget under President George W. Bush. Since 2004 […]
03.21.2011

By Kevin Mooney – Take a good look at the recent filing from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) that seeks to stay a court order directing the feds to issue new oil drilling permits. It tells a much different story than what top Obama Administration officials claim in […]
03.21.2011

By Frank McCaffrey – This Circuit Court of Appeals nominee has had some questions pop up about her integrity. She did not make the people of a major University in South Korea happy and she made one of the elite Universities in the United States […]
03.21.2011

By Bill Wilson – Right now, the world is lost in a sea of black swans — any of which, if they unfurl their wings and fly, could potentially derail the global economic recovery and lead to massive government defaults on sovereign debt. Bloomberg News’ William Pesek […]
03.18.2011

By Frank McCaffrey – ALG speaks with Congressman Stephen Fincher about his legislation to look at oversight of the Food and Drug Administration. He says he understands what the American farmer and businessman goes through a lot more than Washington bureaucrats.
03.18.2011

By Robert Romano – Once again, Congress has passed a short-term continuing resolution, this time with $6 billion of cuts over three weeks, which would bring the total of cuts passed this year to $10 billion. The reason for the stop-gap measure is because Harry Reid’s Senate […]