SCOTUS - SIGN UP - March 2015

September’s employment numbers, which were released last Friday by the US Department of Labor, have aroused a great deal of concern among the general public.  With the unemployment rate skyrocketing to 9.8 percent– a 26 year high– people have a right to be worried.  On Sunday, former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan added fuel to the fire when he appeared on ABC’s “This Week” with George Stephanopoulos.  In the interview, Greenspa

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The Club for Growth spotted this hard hitting op-ed  by Sen. Jim DeMint on the coming Social Security catastrophe.

Come to the Hill for your lunch hour (and a half) tomorrow and support the Put Kids First Coalition in their fight to save the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program.  The group has been tirelessly defending this successful government program (not an oxymoron) with rallies, demonstrations, office visits, and testimony at hearings for months since the scholarships was dealt a death blow in the Omnibus Spending bill earlier this spring.

One thing you can say about global warming climate change alarmists is that (like all leftists), they are almost amusingly utilitarian, i.e.

A few weeks ago I wrote that the Obama administration's policy of continuing (and dramatically increasing) reckless federal spending would result in a national sales tax, better known by its laughable misnomer, the Value Added Tax.

Interested in reading the latest stimulus news and analysis?  Want to know whether or not government regulations are affecting American jobs? Check out Truth in Jobs at: http://www.freedomworks.org/truthinjobs/ Truth in Jobs is our opportunity to make seen what until now has gone unseen and unreported: • The jobs that have been

On September 9, 2009 Barack Obama gave a speech on health care before a Joint Session of Congress in which he said that “every day, 14,000 Americans lose their coverage.”  In an email to its members on August 27, 2009 promoting vigils for those who can’t afford health insurance, MoveOn cited the same statistic of 14,000 people losing their coverage every day.  From where did this figure come and is it accurate?  MoveOn cites a study done by the Center for American Progress (CAP), a liberal think tank, in February of 2009 as the source of the statistic.