12.28.2010

This is too good not to share. If you doubt the strength that Unions have in our time, check this out from Mark Hemmingway at the Washington Examiner : Columnist James Ahearn of New Jersey’s Bergen Record has a great column on, of all things, the stagehands at New York city’s […]
12.28.2010

This week’s episode takes a look at John Boehner and the next Congress.
12.28.2010

By William Warren – My latest cartoon pokes fun at Obama reading a book on Reagan while speculating what Reagan might be reading at the same time.
12.27.2010

By Rick Manning – “In those days Caesar Augustus issued a decree that a census should be taken of the entire Roman world. (This was the first census that took place while Quirinius was governor of Syria.) And everyone went to their own town to register. “So […]
12.27.2010

By Frank McCaffrey – This week’s Big Government Bozo is on the way out… thankfully!
12.27.2010

By Bill Wilson – In 2008, there were two competing wisdoms about what to do about failing financial institutions in the wake of the economic crisis. The first said to do nothing and allow institutions that behaved irresponsibly and became overleveraged during the housing bubble to fail. […]
12.23.2010

By Rick Manning – At this time of year, it is traditional to look back on stories and actions that got our nation to where it is at the beginning of a new year. These five stories either changed the way we look at our government, or […]
12.23.2010

By Bill Wilson – For decades, public sector unions at the state and local levels have hijacked the public appropriations process via collective bargaining agreements. These have bound the hands of legislators to ever-increasing salaries, pension and health care benefits, who often are unable to modify such […]