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The SEIU NLRB Serial Job Killer Mon Jul 18

John Ransom

After the defeat of card check at the legislative ballot box, the former SEIU goon is acting creatively in order to implement portions of card check unilaterally. What would one expect from a guy appointed to his position despite his nomination being rejected by the Senate? ... more
Defacing the White House, America Sun Jul 3

Mark Baisley

Several months after the Bill Clinton staff moved out of the West Wing in 2001, George W. Bush’s press secretary Ari Fleischer confirmed to the Washington Post that the outgoing liberals had trashed the place. ... more
Will the Kingdom Have a Candidate? Fri Jul 1

Lincoln Brown

Maybe by the time it is said and done, we will have a candidate, be it a Perry, a Bachman a Cain or a Paul who will speak truth to power and the American People. Lord knows we haven’t had someone like that in a while. Whoever has the guts to say that in a clear voice has my vote. ... more
Geithner's Big Idea: Small Business Should Be Smaller Tue Jun 28

Lincoln Brown

Tim Geithner wants to hike taxes on small businesses to help pay the way for people who don’t work at places like small businesses. If Timmy gets his way, if we show a significant enough profit such as more than 250 grand a year, the Marble Mafia will move in and demand an extra piece of the action. ... more
New Tone: Gov. Christie Called Adolf Christie Mon Jun 20

Katie Pavlich
Obama's Nuclear Option on Economy Thu Jun 2

John Ransom

Wednesday's job report from ADP showed that private employers added only 38,000 in May. Home sales have continued to lag, GDP has been revised sharply downward, and inflation has taken a larger bite out of corporate and family budgets. We told you so. ... more
Greek vs. US Debt Wed May 25

Mike Shedlock

Many countries have restrictions and requirements on doctors, nurses, lawyers etc. Greece carries the idea to extreme. Restrictions will be lifted July 2. That is a much needed maneuver, and the same applies in the US as well. ... more
Gimme, Gimme, Gimme Shouts the "Better Way" Mob Mon May 23

Mike Shedlock

Everyone wants something, and they want to take it from someone else to get it. In the US, the SEIU is right at the top of the list in wanting to pick the pockets of everyone else for their own self-serving benefit ... more
New Tone: Anti-Tea Party Protester Yells Profanity at 14-Year-Old Girl Mon Apr 18

Katie Pavlich
Public's Right to Know Critical for Truth in Wisconsin Mon Apr 11

Kyle Olson

The public has a right to know who or what is influencing its government. Open Records and Freedom of Information laws are critical to ensuring a transparent and accountable government. ... more
Frances Fox Piven and Richard Trumka Join Forces April 5th Sat Apr 2

Kyle Olson

The far left has attempted to portray their elderly hero, Frances Fox Piven, as a lonely shut-in who spends her time knitting mittens and eating Werther’s Originals in her New York apartment. But the truth is that age has not dampened Piven’s appetite for radical socialist political activities. ... more
Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sat Apr 2

John Ransom

We discovered once again, as Lincoln once said of a contemporary, that Obama can squeeze the smallest idea into the greatest number of words of anyone who has ever been president. We also learned that when things get really tough and leadership is called for, Obama takes his cues from Hillary, just like the 3AM video from Saturday Night Live. ... more
The NLRB's Threat To An Economic Recovery Mon Mar 21

Katie Gage

There is an agency in Washington, D.C. that is aggressively pursuing a plan to increase union power to the detriment of legitimate management and employee interests including the interests of the our country’s principal job creators, small business. ... more
In Wisconsin and Washington, Broke Ain't Broke Tue Mar 8

Debra J. Saunders

"America is not broke," filmmaker Michael Moore told a group protesting against Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's attempts to curb public employee union collective bargaining in Madison over the weekend. ... more
Status of the Union Sun Mar 6

Paul Jacob

Americans who pride their country for its No. 1 status might consider doing something before its number is up. ... more
Protesting Teacher: Give Us the Billionaires’ Addresses! Mon Feb 28

Kyle Olson

As government employee unions continue to rally across the country in support of the Wisconsin protesters, they are becoming completely unhinged. (Being surrounded by hygienically-challenged individuals who continuously shout mind-numbing slogans will do that.) ... more
Look for the Union Fable Wed Feb 23

Ann Coulter

The good news out of Wisconsin is that public school students' test scores skyrocketed last week, mystifying educators. ... more
Apocalypse Now: Wisconsin vs. Big Labor Fri Feb 18

Michelle Malkin

Welcome to the reckoning. We have met the fiscal apocalypse, and it is smack dab in the middle of the heartland. As Wisconsin goes, so goes the nation. ... more
Waivers for Favors: Big Labor's Obamacare Escape Hatch Fri Jan 28

Michelle Malkin

President Obama's storytellers recently launched a White House blog series called "Voices of Health Reform," where "readers can meet average Americans already benefiting from the health reform law." ... more
The Loud Passing of the Old Order Thu Jan 27

Victor Davis Hanson

American reality has been turned upside down in just 20 years. ... more
GOP House Right To Vote To Repeal Thu Jan 20

Debra J. Saunders

In 2008, Obama didn't see folks declining to buy health care. I'll tell you what I don't see -- $2,500 in savings per family. Not ever. ... more
To Save the States, Let 'Em Declare Bankruptcy Sat Jan 15

Dick Morris and Eileen McGann

Facing huge budget difficulties, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has been showing other states how to survive -- namely, by taking on the government-employee unions. ... more
President Obama Governs as Bush 44 Tue Dec 21

Debra J. Saunders

Once upon a time in America, when George W. Bush served as America's 43rd president, Democrats criticized the Bush tax cuts, especially for the wealthy. ... more
Washington's "Alphabet Soup" Poisonous to Economy Mon Dec 6

Adam Hasner

The dangers lurking in the alphabet soup of our federal government's regulatory agencies (EPA, OSHA, NLRB, and FCC to name just a few) could spell trouble for our nation’s economy. ... more
The Littlest Victims of Obamacare Wed Dec 1

Michelle Malkin

It's time for America's youth to buckle up and take a rough ride on Reality Highway. ... more
Dude, Where's My Obamacare Waiver? Wed Nov 17

Michelle Malkin

More than one million Americans have escaped the clutches of the Democrats' destructive federal health care law. Lucky them. ... more