'I Am The Guilty Man' October 11, 2013Charles E. Moore
Liberals are not guilty for destroying this country. I am guilty for accepting their agenda and pushing forward even in the face of more people that choose to produce nothing... yet consume everything.
Here Comes the Bride, Zoning Permit In Hand July 17, 2013Mark J. Fitzgibbons
Couples wanting their wedding at that charming winery where they met or some other scenic private venue may need to pay a fee to get government authorization in the form of a permit.
End the Madness at the EEOC March 10, 2013Clarice Feldman
The Equal Opportunity Employment Commission (EEOC) has put the nation's private employers between the regulatory rock and the legal hard place as regards criminal background checks.
There Is No 'Good Regulation' February 17, 2013Michael Moeller
How many live-saving drugs are never developed because of the prohibitive cost of regulation? How many other products are never produced because of the capital wasted in complying with government edicts?
How Much is Too Much? January 9, 2013Jim O’Sullivan
Hidden taxes/costs are increasing and quite meaningful to most American budgets today. These costs are not just largely hidden but are regressive in nature and have a greater impact on low wage earners and the elderly.
EEOC Protected Classes December 27, 2012Eileen F. Toplansky
It is a "damned if you do and damned if you don't" predicament for employers -- who themselves should be considered a "protected class" given the battering they receive from the federal government.
Destructive Shepherds December 16, 2012James Arlandson
Our Founders looked through Greek, Roman, and biblical authors to find general principles to guide them as they set up this nation and instilled in it a genetic code. So should we.
Limiting Government December 5, 2012Sylvia Bokor
Today, violations of individual rights are so pervasive that many Americans are ignorant of what individual rights are and of the extent to which their rights are daily violated.
Global Governance Begins on December 14 December 3, 2012Daren Jonescu
Just as hyper-regulation within a nation subverts representative government, so international hyper-regulation will have the effect of nullifying any transnational voice of unified dissent.
Obama's EPA Plans for 2013 October 25, 2012S. Fred Singer
A guide to the slew of environmental regulations that the Obama Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has delayed or punted on before the election while President Obama is trying to earn votes.
Bureaucrats Bully Family Farms in D.C. Exurbs July 17, 2012Mark J. Fitzgibbons
It's come to this: a party of eight 10-year-old girls on a family farm is subject to regulatory purview, and is cause to threaten county citizens with fines up to $5,000.
The FDA's Hazardous Plan to Regulate Mobile Medical Apps August 24, 2011Ira Brodsky
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration wants to apply the brakes to a rapidly expanding universe of "apps" that offer exciting new capabilities, such as helping patients manage their diabetes and letting physicians pull up CT scans from any location.
