Pics from Lafayette Square Tea Party
The Secret Service may have canceled the Treasury Department Tea Party, but the Lafayette Square rally is still going strong: This guy has been reading… Read More
The Secret Service may have canceled the Treasury Department Tea Party, but the Lafayette Square rally is still going strong: This guy has been reading… Read More
What’s one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. When it comes to nuclear waste, where the government sees a problem, Salt Lake City-based EnergySolutions sees… Read More
Cheerleading for his administration’s economic performance yesterday, President Barack Obama said: I absolutely agree that our long-term deficit is a major problem that we have… Read More
Congratulations! You made it! Tax day is finally here and you are free from filing your income tax returns for another year. Celebration is in… Read More
After a week of intense deliberations over North Korea’s missile launch, the UN Security Council (UNSC) opened its doors and emitted a mighty roar…of a… Read More
Bureaucratic micromanagement of the economy, all in the name of fighting global warming, would likely be the end result of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA)… Read More
Fox News TV is reporting that the United States Secret Service has cancelled the Tea Party event scheduled for noon at the U.S. Treasury Department… Read More
Today in more than 500 locations in all 50 states, American taxpayers will hold ‘Tea Party’ rallies to protest exploding government spending and the inevitable… Read More
What will the military look like in 2019? That is a question that is being asked in light of Secretary Gates’ proposed defense budget cuts…. Read More
What does the U.S. Agency for International Development get for a $25 million grant to two United Nations agencies working in Afghanistan? How about “a… Read More
Undeterred by their failure to ransom a U.S. flagged cargo ship, Somali pirates have since brazenly hijacked four more ships in the Gulf of Aden…. Read More
As audacious as Secretary of Education Arne Duncan’s decision to take scholarship money away from low-income families is, the bigger story may be what exactly… Read More
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The Washington Post reported last Friday: Faith organizations and individuals who view homosexuality as sinful and refuse to provide services to gay people are losing… Read More
We all know health care coverage in the United States is a dire issue — especially since most health insurance is workplace-based and people who… Read More
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LHrIxc-QyE[/youtube] In the video above, Governor Rick Perry (R-TX) offers support for a bipartisan resolution in the Texas legislature in support of states’ rights under… Read More
Speaking to the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce on March 10, President Barack Obama said of his Secretary of Education Arne Duncan: Secretary Duncan will use… Read More
Tomorrow, thousands of Americans across the country will organize on Tax Day to protest the tax, borrow, spend and bailout policies of Washington. Whether large… Read More
Put yourself in the shoes of LaTasha Bennett. A single mother living in Washington, D.C., Ms. Bennett is able to send her child to a… Read More
The New York Times today both informs and misleads on China’s role in the American economy. The Times headline warns, “China Slows Purchases of U.S…. Read More
Last week the Columbia University chapter of the newly formed Benjamin Rush Society –a group of medical students and doctors who believe in the freedom… Read More
Former Vice President and Nobel Laureate Al Gore heard much criticism from skeptics of his apocalyptic global warming predictions when he purchased a multi-million condo… Read More
Last night, thanks to the efforts of dozens of Navy SEALs, Capt. Richard Phillips was rescued from Somali pirates. Piracy in the Gulf of Aden… Read More
Dead on op-ed from Robert Samuelson today: President Obama has made no secret of his vision for America’s 21st-century economy. We will lead the world… Read More
The Tax Foundation released its “2009 Survey of U.S. Attitudes on Taxes, Government Spending and Wealth Distribution” yesterday. Some interesting findings include: 56 percent of… Read More
Bankruptcy law is rich with colorful vernacular: cram-down, strip-down, haircut, matrix, etc. But until a few weeks ago, nobody had ever heard of a “surgical”… Read More
What do Bridgeport, Connecticut Mayor Bill Finch and South Carolina State Senator Robert Ford have in common? Both are Democrats and both are now supporting… Read More
According to the Tax Foundation, today is Tax Freedom Day: That means Americans have worked about three and a half months of the year, from… Read More
The Heritage Foundation never has been more important than it is today, especially in raising up “the next generation of conservative leaders,” says the first… Read More
In an otherwise fine article on how cap and trade legislation would lead to exploding energy bills that would hurt families and kill economic growth,… Read More