Here is an ALG Flashback, Colorado Congressman Doug Lamborn thanks ALG for support of his legislation to cut NPR and Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Americans For Limited Government cites Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank’s role in the economic collapse as one of a few reasons it is taking the step of taking a stance against him. ALG President Bill Wilson explains why ALG is getting involved in an election for the first time in its history.

Our government desperately needs to cut its spending. However, it doesn’t seem to know where to start. Colorado Congressman Doug Lamborn has had an idea on where to trim. Reporter Frank McCaffrey has more on why Public TV and radio could be a good cut.

Virginia Congressman Rick Boucher says he listens to his people. Americans For Limited Government President Bill Wilson thinks he needs to do a better job hearing them out. Reporter Frank McCaffrey has the story.

New York Congressman Bill Owens played a little trick on his voters. Americans For Limited Government President Bill Wilson is saying that it’s why ALG is asking voters to vote against him. Reporter Frank McCaffrey has more.

President Barack Obama is asking questions about something he has spent a lot of money on. Americans For Limited Government’s Don Todd has his take on the matter.

Obama Disciple David Axelrod says that the US Chamber of Commerce is taking foreign money, but doesn’t have any proof. Is it innocent until proven guilty or guilty until proven innocent? Reporter Frank McCaffrey examines this issue.

The Massachusetts congressman who has played a key role in the economic devastation that the world has dealt with is not taking any responsibility for his praise of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Reporter Frank McCaffrey spoke with ALG President Bill Wilson about why this makes a lot of people angry.

It appears some high stakes poker was played in order to bring about a California casino project. Golden State Senator Barbara Boxer may well have stacked the deck on this one. Reporter Frank McCaffrey has the story.

In this year’s election, a number of the key players in the conservative movement have been women. It seems to be a new trend, but conservative women say they’ve been strong all along. Reporter Frank McCaffrey has the story.