Like him or hate him, Dr. Ron Paul doesn't just talk a big game about fiscal conservatism, he lives it. In 2008, his congressional office returned $58,000
While some cheer for the quick and painful erosion of mindless campaign finance regulations, others rue the day the funding restrictions were ever questioned. Those who appear to be shouting
Watching California’s swift descent into fiscal insolvency and the seeming inability of its dominant political class to accept the measures necessary to reverse it, one can easily feel a
The question of whether it’s better to share the pain of state budget reductions through furloughs or go cold turkey with layoffs will soon be in the hands of
President Obama signed a one-year extension of several key provisions of the Patriot Act. Obama's signature follows passage in both the House and Senate, as CAIVN contributor,
Senator John McCain (R-Arizona) is proposing legislation that would give the Food and Drug Administration sweeping new authority over the dietary supplement industry. If passed into law, The Dietary
Thank God (can I say that?) the legislature is on it when it comes to the big issues. No cussing week is finally a reality in California. About time, dammit.
It was only a year ago that President Obama was inaugurated in what some commentators hailed as a sweeping endorsement of socialism: more European-style central economic planning, federal regulation,
Last December, when several provisions of the Patriot Act were set to expire, Congress instead extended the sunset clause to the end of February. With this extension, as with any
David Provost, former professor at Cal State Fresno, recently took on advocates who favor a one term limit in the state legislature. In short, Provost isn’t fond of the
Everyone is worried about the skyrocketing national debt, yet no one wants to cut spending. Both Republicans and Democrats warn of a national debt crisis just over the horizon, yet