By Kevin Mooney — Americans who rely on cheap, affordable energy sources for their livelihood have a new champion in the form of New Mexico Republican Gov. Susana Martinez, who was sworn in earlier this month. As a candidate, she campaigned aggressively against the “cap […]

By Adam Bitely – Somehow, somewhere in its nearly 76 year history, the United Auto Workers (UAW) became a “human rights” policeman. With their newly declared calling to find violators of human rights, the UAW is setting its gaze upon car manufacturers that primarily operate […]

By Frank McCaffrey – Georgia Congressman Phil Gingrey speaks with Americans For Limited Government about medical malpractice reform. Gingrey, also a doctor, says that fears of malpractice legal problems have hurt the health business a whole lot more that they have helped.

By William Warren –

This story is terribly sad. A young family in King County, Washington loses their one-hour old child and shortly thereafter, the government is at their side ready to collect the ‘death tax’… From King5.com : Olivia Clark lived for only one hour. Doctors didn’t even expect […]

By Rebekah Rast – Obama gave a speech last night of unity that inspired confidence in this nation.  Yes, the memorial service took a turn towards looking more like a pep rally, but I don’t think even Obama intended for that nor wanted that to […]

To receive the Must Reads in your inbox, click here ! Good Thursday Morning, Here are your morning Must Reads according to Adam Bitely : Anti-Repeal movement ignores fiscal realities House Republicans want the Death Tax back in its grave–permanently A majority–if you can keep it DC Spending: Our dismal debt picture The UAW aims South: If you don’t allow the UAW in, you are in violation of “human rights”… NPR baselessly accuses Rep. Doug Lamborn of taking over public radio Why the left lost it Is the American Dream dead? Why gun control (still) won’t work Time for better economic reporting Illinois leads the way to fiscal perfidy The liberal tax

The movement to defund public broadcasting has done very well over the past several months. In the wake of the firing of Juan Williams from National Public Radio (NPR), it seems as if the effort to defund the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, including NPR, is […]

By Rebekah Rast – If you thought discussion of the estate tax, or death tax, ended with the last Congress, think again. The deal on the estate tax during the lame duck session of the 111th Congress was a big compromise by both political parties. […]

By Howard Rich – Lost amid the partisan posturing over the proposed repeal of ObamaCare is a stark, unavoidable fiscal reality. Put simply: Our leaders have no choice but to scrap this socialized medicine monstrosity and start from scratch with a free-market approach. Not only […]