Americans for Limited Government today commemorated the one-year anniversary of the signing of the Mt. Vernon Statement.  Last year, ALG President Bill Wilson was among the original free market and limited government leaders that signed it. Wilson said the statement “reaffirms that constitutional, limited government is the […]

By William Warren – In case you missed it, teen superstar Justin Bieber was interviewed recently during which he expressed his dislike of America’s health care and praised Canada’s free health care… When celebs talk, odd things happen .

Unrest has broken out in Madison, Wisconsin as Big Labor seeks to stop legislation that would curtail the unprecedented levels of power that left-wing labor groups have wielded in the state for far too long. From the AFL-CIO to the DNC , Wisconsin has turned into […]

To receive the Must Reads in your inbox, click here ! Good Thursday Afternoon, Here are your morning Must Reads according to Adam Bitely : Wisconsin takes on Big Labor Unions try to overturn election results in Wisconsin… Entitlements: A debate deferred Obama’s plainly unserious budget The GOP should welcome a budget battle Net Neutrality hits Capitol Hill Rep. Scalise proposes legislation that eliminates Obama’s “Czars”… Florida Governor Rick Scott “wins the future” by saying NO to federal high speed rail funds WaPo: The high speed rail race is a lost cause George Will: Untie Gulliver Budget lessons from Ronald Reagan… and Bill Clinton Bad news: Centrist Republicans join with Dems to oppose spending cuts… Obama’s budget assumptions only exist in fantasy land Boehner throws down gauntlet on government shutdown Stossel: Is seasteading the future?

By Adam Bitely – On Wednesday, the House Communications and Internet Subcommittee held a hearing on the recently approved Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations for the Internet commonly referred to as “Net Neutrality.” These first ever Internet rules were passed by the FCC in a […]

By Howard Rich – Washington politicians have worked themselves into a fine lather lately debating spending cuts. Yet as familiar rhetorical jabs are exchanged over proposed reductions to things like NPR and the National Archives, the real spending debate is being ignored. I’m referring of […]

By Robert Romano – An important alert from Brett Horton, legislative counsel to Louisiana Congressman Steve Scalise: Attached are articles from Roll Call and The Hill on Rep. Scalise’s “Sunset All Czars” Act, H.R. 59 , which was offered at the start of the 112th Congress.  He has offered an amendment to the […]

The far left never ceases to amaze.  Using the ole, the left can’t be racists approach, an obscure website alternet.org is in the news for a columnists attack on GOP Presidential candidate Herman Cain where they use the term “monkey”, “race minstrel”, “black garbage pail kid” […]

By Kevin Mooney — While the nation was still mired in a deep recession, self-described community activists staged elaborate protests against President Reagan’s policies in the early 1980s a Nexis search reveals. On the anniversary of his 100th birthday, Reagan is widely credited and praised […]

How did Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton enjoy considerable fiscal success and preside over strong economies? They did that by restraining the growth of spending – with particular emphasis on how they reduced the burden of domestic spending as a share of GDP. The latest […]