On: 10/15/2010 08:30:32 In: Fiscal Responsibility By Rebekah Rast The nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty ends with Humpty falling off a wall and breaking into so many pieces that it was impossible to put him back together again. Judging by the polls, it is reasonable to think that Republicans could […]

On: 10/10/2010 21:59:09 In: Health Care By Adam Bitely Want out of the new ObamaCare regulations? All you have to do is be a big business that offers mini med-plans and apply for a waiver from the Health and Human Services Department. Just simply indicate that it costs your […]

On: 10/05/2010 23:37:06 In: Big Labor ALG Editor’s Note: In the following featured column from National Affairs , assistant professor of political science at the City College of New York Daniel DiSalvo makes the case against public sector unionism: The Trouble with Public Sector Unions By Daniel DiSalvo When Chris Christie became New Jersey’s governor […]

On: 10/26/2010 22:34:50 In: Health Care ALG Editor’s Note: In the following featured excerpted report , Senators Tom Coburn, M.D. and John Barrasso, M.D. offer a grim diagnosis of the ObamaCare legislation: Grim Diagnosis By Tom Coburn, M.D. and John Barrasso, M.D. Before it became law, supporters argued the federal health care overhaul […]

On: 10/21/2010 09:52:22 In: Uncategorized ALG Editor’s Note: In the following featured oped in the Washington Examiner , Niger Innis takes on the NAACP’s claim that the tea party movement is racist: NAACP betrays its mission of uplifing Black Americans by attacking tea partiers By Niger Innis This morning I had the opportunity to listen […]

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On: 10/04/2010 22:43:33 In: Property Rights By Rebekah Rast The Singh/Kaur family came to America from India in hopes of a better life and increased opportunity. The family settled in New York and has since run two gas stations in the West Harlem neighborhood of Manhattanville. For 25 years […]

On: 10/26/2010 08:42:42 In: Monetary Policy By Bill Wilson The Bretton Woods monetary system, which was established after World War II and solidified the U.S. dollar’s place as the world’s reserve currency, is collapsing before our eyes. That’s too bad, because that status may be one of the last […]

On: 10/20/2010 08:56:00 In: Uncategorized By Rebekah Rast On many American dinner tables sits a salt shaker. And in many American meals sits a fine amount of salt. Whether it is food from a restaurant, processed food or canned, salt is an integral ingredient. The government has taken […]