Want the Daily Wrap-Up sent to your inbox? Click here . The Daily Wrap-Up according to Adam Bitely : Good Tuesday Afternoon – The oil well is still gushing in the Gulf. And Robert Reich argues that BP should be put into temporary receivership. Reich has no idea what […]

By Adam Bitely – A terrible idea is being put forth by Robert Reich in regards to the Obama administration putting BP into temporary receivership in order to better control the Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico. This move would only be a recipe for disaster. […]

By Adam Bitely – Want to see some truly troubling footage (don’t watch this if you are in an office setting or around children due to offensive language)? Watch below: This is from the National Black Power Convention held this past weekend in Atlanta, Georgia. […]

By Rebekah Rast – “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” –Benjamin Franklin Franklin was right. There is nothing more certain in this life as death and taxes, but I don’t think he ever intended one to encourage […]

By Robert Romano – Apparently, Barack Obama learned nothing from Rod Blagojevich’s attempted sale of his own Illinois Senate seat. Perhaps this is just the Chicago way. First, there was no offer at all, according to the Obama Administration, which denied that Joe Sestak’s charge that he had been offered a “high-ranking” presidential appointment in exchange for withdrawing from the Pennsylvania Senate […]

To receive the Must Reads in your inbox, click here ! Americans for Limited Government President Bill Wilson ’s quote of the day from the “New Jersey Plan” : “Fortunately, now that Obama’s $23 billion states bailout is dead — for now — troubled states like New York, California, and New Jersey […]

By Bill Wilson – Last week, without much ado, Barack Obama’s $23 billion bailout for state education spending was promptly taken off the table by Congressional Democrats, first in the Senate, when Senator Tom Harkin could not muster the votes, and then in the House, when the AP reports that House Appropriations Committee Chairman David Obey “abruptly canceled […]

On: 06/28/2010 21:20:24 In: Big Labor By Kevin Mooney ACORN and its number one union benefactor, the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), both see great value in operating under different names as part of a larger effort to avoid criticism and foster financial partnerships. An internal memo The Politico […]