08.31.2010

Do Tax Cuts Really Create Jobs?

On: 09/22/2010 21:03:16 In: Taxes By David Bozeman Do tax cuts really create jobs? According to columnist Froma Harrop, not necessarily. Democrats, of course, find themselves in a tight spot — by not extending the Bush tax cuts, they are effectively raising taxes. But most would […]

08.31.2010

Constitution Day: The Bill of Rights

On: 09/16/2010 21:11:24 In: Uncategorized By Adam Bitely On Constitution day 2010, it’s ironic that the part of the Constitution that Americans are most familiar with is the Bill of Rights along with the rest of the amendments to the original Constitution. So important is the Bill of […]

08.31.2010

UN: “International Community Needs to Go Beyond Political Solutions” on Capping Carbon Emissions

On: 09/12/2010 19:00:19 In: Energy Crisis, Global Warming Fraud, and the Environment By Robert Romano Last week, an exclusive report by FOXNews.com’s George Russell uncovered a startling series of background papers that were distributed at United Nations (UN) Secretary General Ban ki-Moon’s retreat in Alpbach, Austria over Labor Day weekend. The papers reveal an agenda to direct global affairs , including the implementation of restrictive caps on carbon emissions that will […]

08.31.2010

Can You Imagine?

On: 09/05/2010 22:39:54 In: Uncategorized

08.31.2010

Too Hot Not to Note: The Fed Bloviates, and the U.S. Economy Suffers

On: 09/28/2010 22:14:43 In: Economy ALG Editor’s Note: In the following featured column from Real Clear Markets , John Tamny blasts the Federal Reserve’s ultra-easy monetary policies that helped cause the financial crisis and may be sowing another one: The Fed Bloviates, and the U.S. Economy Suffers By John Tamny Last week the Federal Reserve […]

08.31.2010

Too Hot Not to Note: Why States Have Debt Limits

On: 09/22/2010 21:02:50 In: Uncategorized ALG Editor’s Note: In the following featured column from The Insider , the Goldwater Institute’s Benjamin Barr reminds us why debt limits are a good thing: Why States Have Debt Limits By Benjamin Barr With the westward expansion of the 19th century came canals and railroads—two highly expensive forms […]

08.31.2010

Is the Double-Dip Coming?

On: 09/16/2010 21:10:56 In: Economy By Robert Romano Despite unprecedented fiscal and monetary “stimulus,” the global economy may be dipping again. Not just confined to the U.S., the economic slowdown appears to be a worldwide phenomenon, according to the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). As the OECD said in its report , “[r]ecent […]

08.31.2010

Too Hot Not to Note: Put down the party hats and put on the work gloves

On: 09/12/2010 18:59:34 In: Conservative Movement ALG Editor’s Note: In the following featured oped from the Washington Examiner, Lynchburg, VA Tea Party Chairman Mark Lloyd urges Americans to get involved politically — in their hometowns, and compares those efforts to attending rallies in D.C.: Put down the party hats and put on the work gloves By […]

08.31.2010

Industry Perspectives on the Summer of Economic Improvement

On: 09/05/2010 22:38:54 In: Economy By Rebekah Rast President Obama’s Summer Economic Stimulus Recovery plan has failed. The national unemployment rate increased to 9.6 percent in August. The private sector is fed up with Obama’s big government tactics. “The private sector has uniformly rejected Obama’s economic policies,” says […]

08.31.2010

Overseas Stimulus Operations

On: 09/27/2010 21:34:36 In: Economy By Bill Wilson The stimulus worked! Just not here. The irony for central planners never seems to cease. The U.S. and other developed nations, by spending and printing too much money — designed to fuel their own economies — are instead stimulating growth […]

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