By Kevin Mooney – George Soros, the radical, far-left billionaire, with a long history of antipathy toward American interests, now sits on a United Nations (UN) panel charged with organizing a $100 billion wealth transfer from the developed world to the underdeveloped world in the […]

To hear some of the post-election spin regarding whether congressional Republicans should support increasing the national debt ceiling beyond $14.294 trillion, one might come to the conclusion that Republicans lost control of Congress in 1996 and not in 2006. Why the controversy? On November 3rd, […]

To receive the Must Reads in your inbox, click here ! Good Wednesday Morning, Here are your morning Must Reads according to Adam Bitely : House Republicans’ first big test GOP must choose leaders wisely Democrats’ losses could grown in 2012 Cartoon of the day, “The Age Old Question” Sen. Inhofe is on the warpath against earmark ban… Biden transparency meeting lacks transparency… More federal workers’ pay tops $150,000 Big, evil industries funded…  which party? Stealth protectionism Second chance or last chance? The essential yet limited role of money in politics The odds of an Obama second term

I assure you, this news is not from The Onion. While Barry is in India, Joe Biden is helping keep Barry’s campaign pledge to have the most transparent administration in history. But in an effort to achieve that goal, he msut first do away with […]

Republicans were cast into the wilderness beginning in 2006 because they abandoned a basic set of principles — not just their own principles, but those of the nation they were entrusted to lead. Rather than standing up for American freedoms and free markets, the GOP […]

By David Bozeman – Senator-elect Marco Rubio, in one of the most rousing speeches on election night (is anyone really inspired by calls for bi-partisanship and compromise?) declared that the Republican Party was given a second chance to do what it had promised before. Last […]

By William Warren – I know, Olbermann is back on MSNBC. But does it even matter?

By Kevin Mooney — While he previously served as a U.S. attorney, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey would sometimes get waivers for hotel stays when the government rate was not available. This greatly upsets the New York Times , which makes effort  to uncover wrongdoing where none exists. Christie […]

By Rebekah Rast – Not all Republicans are the same. Some Republicans in the House of Representatives favor a more moderate approach when voting on big-ticket items like health care, cap-and-trade and stimulus bills.  Others stick to fiscally conservative values and shrink away from voting […]

Americans for Limited Government President Bill Wilson today urged House Republican leadership to block Representative Fred Upton (R-MI) from taking over the House Energy and Commerce committee, noting “his abysmal voting record on energy issues.” “At a time when Americans are rejecting the Obama anti-energy agenda, Representative Fred Upton […]