01.04.2011

The Week Ahead: Jan. 3-7

Here is this week’s episode of “The Week Ahead”.

01.03.2011

Obama’s Organizing for America Begins 2011 With A Round of Layoffs

2011 begins with some more trouble for staffers at Obama’s Organizing for America. The organization, which is a continuation of Obama’s 2008 campaign organization, announced that it was laying folks off to begin the new year. As Dan Foster at National Review by way of Roll Call reports: The Democratic National Committee’s […]

01.03.2011

Menthol Cigarettes and Your Liberty Up In Smoke

By David Bozeman – One takes scant pleasure in defending the tobacco industry, but the pertinent question, now more than ever, is how much latitude will a freedom-loving people grant its government to tax, regulate, demonize, harass and suck the life out of a sector […]

01.03.2011

Must Reads for January 3

01.03.2011

The Best of John Boehner

As John Boehner becomes the next Speaker of the House this week, we thought it fitting to look back at some of his best floor speeches from the 111th Congress:

01.03.2011

Big Government Bozo of the Week: EPA’s Lisa Jackson

By Frank McCaffrey – The Environmental Protection Agency is growing in power in this nation. As we know, power corrupts. Americans For Limited Government’s Don Todd wants to let one of its administrators know that she’s a Texas-sized Bozo!

01.03.2011

The Real Death Panel

By Robert Romano – “Death panels” received renewed interest over the Christmas season in a New York Times piece by Robert Pear, “Obama Returns to End-of-Life Plan That Caused Stir.” The story outlines a new 691-page regulation that to puts into place end-of-life counseling, called “advanced care planning,” via the Medicare […]

12.31.2010

Civility in Politics: Can it Exist?

On: 01/20/2011 09:20:15 In: Uncategorized By Rebekah Rast One was slammed as an atheist and a “mean-spirited, low-lived fellow, the son of a half-breed squaw, sired by a Virginia mulatto father .” And another as a “monarchist who sought to become a king; he was also branded as a fool and a hypocrite .” Who are they? The presidential candidates of the 1796 race: Thomas Jefferson and John Adams. It was this race, the race to decide America’s second president that introduced the […]

12.31.2010

The UAW Deputizes Itself to become “Human Rights” Police

On: 01/14/2011 09:51:58 In: Big Labor 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 […]

12.31.2010

ObamaCare Repeal Could Save $2.6 Trillion

On: 01/10/2011 09:29:29 In: Health Care By Robert Romano Even if some of the most conservative estimates of participation in ObamaCare prove to be correct in the next 15 years, the legislation will still mean expenditures of about $102.8 billion every year once fully implemented, or about $1 trillion […]

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