05.31.2010

Too Hot Not to Note: More spending not the answer

On: 06/29/2010 22:46:49 In: Economy ALG Editor’s Note: The following featured editorial from the Denver Post hits the nail on the head as it relates to the worldwide debate over “stimulus” spending and the impending risk of sovereign default as a result: More spending not the answer As the Western world’s leaders pledged to […]

05.31.2010

Times Check: Obama’s Hostility Toward Energy Production Omitted from Coverage of Court Order

On: 06/23/2010 21:07:20 In: Energy Crisis, Global Warming Fraud, and the Environment Obama’s Hostility Toward Energy Production Omitted from Coverage of Court Order By Kevin Mooney A front page New York Times report that details a ruling from Judge Martin L.C. Feldman of the Federal District Court in New Orleans blocking Obama’s drilling […]

05.31.2010

Big Government Breeds Hypocrisy

On: 06/18/2010 10:28:15 In: Entitlements By David Bozeman We knew it was coming. Liberals are consumed with the concept of conservative (and in this case, Tea Party) hypocrisy. Finding a sexual indiscretion is their biggest delight, but any contradiction, they think, is their “checkmate” and debate […]

05.31.2010

Elena Kagan On the First Amendment: Should the Supreme Court Go

On: 06/13/2010 22:32:25 In: Appointments By Victor Morawski Should the Supreme Court go “motive-hunting”? “Yes, absolutely!” says the recent Supreme Court nominee. Many articles have appeared discussing Elena Kagan’s troubling views on First Amendment rights and with good reason. Since the High Court will hear nearly […]

05.31.2010

Not for Sale

On: 06/07/2010 20:47:49 In: Property Rights By Rebekah Rast As the adage goes, if you give a mouse a cookie he’s going to want a glass of milk. The same is true when government attempts to exercise power outside its boundaries. Eminent domain, a process in which […]

05.31.2010

The Coverage

On: 06/01/2010 23:44:58 In: Elections

05.31.2010

Massive Government Overreach in Dodd-Frank Financial Conference

On: 06/28/2010 21:23:35 In: Fiscal Responsibility By Robert Romano This week, at least one house of Congress is expected to vote on the Dodd-Frank conference legislation. The bill threatens to take over the nation’s financial sector, redistribute wealth on a scale never seen, levy unlimited taxes, monitor finances, seize […]

05.31.2010

Extending Misery

On: 06/23/2010 21:04:36 In: Economy By Robert Romano Debate continues in the Senate over a controversial $35.52 billion extension of unemployment welfare benefits as Senate Democrats continue to struggle to find the votes necessary to overcome a filibuster. Joining Republicans in defeating the measure last week were Senators Joe Lieberman and Ben Nelson , citing concerns that the combined legislation, which includes $24 […]

05.31.2010

Did Jack McConnell Lie About ACORN During His Confirmation Hearing?

On: 06/18/2010 10:26:58 In: Stop ACORN! By Anita MonCrief Originally Published at NetRightDaily.com . The ACORN apologists over at Media Matters were hard at work last week as they took time to once again whitewash or ignore the truth in order to protect ACORN. Even though Media Matters claims that my article titled […]

05.31.2010

Overstimulated

On: 06/13/2010 22:31:14 In: Economy By Robert Romano The Keynesian worldview is unraveling at a remarkable pace, even as Washington desperately cleaves to its once-vaunted borrow-and-spend philosophy to “stimulating” the economy out of recession. On June 4th, former Clinton Labor Secretary Robert Reich warned that the nation is “falling into a double-dip recession,” but he does not blame overstimulus […]

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