01.31.2011
On: 02/17/2011 09:16:53 In: Uncategorized 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 1980’s, a Nexis search reveals. On the anniversary of his 100th birthday, Reagan is widely […]
01.31.2011
On: 02/01/2011 09:05:33 In: Health Care Video by Frank McCaffrey
01.31.2011
On: 02/23/2011 09:17:45 In: Big Labor Video by Frank McCaffrey
01.31.2011
On: 02/17/2011 09:16:22 In: Economy ALG Editor’s Note: In the following featured column from the New York Post, Stephen Meister makes the case against Fannie and Freddie: By STEPHEN B. MEISTER How unwilling is President Obama to truly rein in the growth of government? Consider his […]
01.31.2011
On: 02/11/2011 09:11:23 In: Uncategorized By Adam Bitely Progressivism is all about arrogance. And that arrogance manifests itself in the various policy prescriptions that progressive politicians routinely profess from their high government offices in Washington, D.C. These progressive bureaucrats and politicians in Washington love telling people how to […]
01.31.2011
On: 02/07/2011 09:37:30 In: Hard Left By David Bozeman With civility all the rage now, many of us who participate in daily discourse are imposing speech codes on ourselves. CNN will no longer say “crosshairs,” of course (I feel safer already), and news outlets across the country […]
01.31.2011
On: 02/01/2011 09:04:59 In: Uncategorized By Adam Bitely It is entirely possible for the government to turn off the Internet. Don’t believe it? Just look at what happened in Egypt. Last week after protests began against the dictatorial government of Egypt, the Egyptian government under the order of […]
01.31.2011
On: 02/28/2011 09:43:21 In: Monetary Policy By Robert Romano The big-spending politicians in Washington cannot say they were not warned. As the financial system was brought to its knees in 2008, a torrent of government spending, borrowing, and money-printing was unleashed by Congress, the Treasury, and the Federal Reserve. […]
