Reining in the Regulators: More than Executive Orders Needed
Executive Orders to reduce regulatory burdens on the economy, such as the one issued last week by President Obama, are likely to have...
Executive Orders to reduce regulatory burdens on the economy, such as the one issued last week by President Obama, are likely to have...
As state budgets are increasingly shrinking, many are getting "creative" as they look for ways to meet the spending requirements in order to...
Read moreIn the face of the $500 billion "taxmageddon" tax increase coming in 2012, Congress will pass the buck. Nothing is likely to happen...
Read moreOn Wednesday the Senate voted down five budget proposals, reflecting gridlock and unwillingness to face reality. Four of the budget proposals were presented by...
Read moreHouse speaker John Boehner decided on Tuesday to fire the first round in the coming battle to deal with the huge tax increases taking place...
Read moreOn Thursday morning, the House Armed Services Committee passed the 2013 version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA); the provision providing for...
Read moreFederal legislation sponsored by “progressive” Democrat lawmakers, dubbed the “Trayvon Amendment” to play on people’s emotions in the wake of the now-infamous Florida...
Read moreIn April the Senate voted to pump $11 billion into the insolvent Postal Service to keep it afloat for a little while longer....
Read moreHouse Republicans are accusing Attorney General Eric Holder of obstructing the House investigation into the flawed Operation Fast and Furious, and are preparing...
Read moreThis is “cybersecurity week,” according to Brock Meeks at Wired.com when CISPA (the Orwellian-named Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act) is scheduled to move...
Read more“Sound and fury signifying nothing.” That is how Shakespeare’s Macbeth described life. That same description could be aptly applied to a bill introduced...
Read moreThe U.S. Senate has passed a bill that would make it mandatory for all new cars in the United States to include black...
Read moreAt a town hall meeting in Palm City, Florida, on April 10, Tea Party favorite Representative Allen West (R-Fla.) informed the audience that...
Read moreBack in February when the Congress voted to extend the payroll tax “holiday” to the end of the year, the Washington Post was...
Read moreWhen President Obama signs the JOBS (Jumpstart Our Business Start-up Act) bill into law today it will reflect the first sign in a...
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