#RFRA – Big Government Means Big Losses of Freedom and Choices and Big Cronyism
The solution to many, MANY public policy problems is – less government. Governments’ regulatory hammers and checkbooks are simply gi-normous. The federal […]
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Aren’t We All Looking Forward to ‘Internet at the Speed of Government?’
We were on February 26 subjected to the hugest of Barack Obama Administration Internet power grabs. Where the Administration unilaterally decided to […]
A New Approach – To Finally End an Old Farm Bill Problem
The Farm Bill is a bane of we Conservatives’ existence – and Reality-based policy making. It is a relic of President Franklin […]
The FCC Delivers the Latest Dose of Obama Cronyism
The huge-er government gets – the greater its ability to deliver cronyism goodies. The bigger the wallet government has – the larger […]
NY Times Mangles Obama’s Net Neutrality Power Grab
As we know – America’s media is for the most part decidedly Leftist, often befuddled and rarely right. So when they wade […]
Obama’s EPA: Racing Against Time to Pummel the Private Sector
We are (thank God) in the fourth quarter of the Barack Obama Administration. Our long national nightmare is more than three-quarters over. […]
Obama’s Other Internet Power Grab – to Expand Policy That Fails 116 Percent of the Time
February 26 was a particularly terrible day – in a six-plus year history of terrible Barack Obama Administration days. That is the […]
Barack Obama and Google – Crony Socialism on Steroids
I was at the just concluded Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on a panel entitled “The United States of Google: Big Data […]
Who ‘Wins’ With Obama’s Net Neutrality?
The Barack Obama Administration’s Thursday Internet uber-power grab is awful for just about every American. It will lead to dramatically more expensive […]
Videos: Guy Who Convinced Obama to Dramatically Ramp Up Internet Power Grab Is an Uber-Boob
Tomorrow’s Barack Obama Administration Internet unilateral uber-power grab is larger, worse and more heinous than it was just four months ago. That […]