House Resolution 368 would have taken away the privilege of any member of the House to call up the Senate Bill to open the government, thereby preventing any Democrat OR
W.E. Messamor’s article, “Seven Creative Solutions to the National Debt Crisis,” proffered some salient ideas for reducing federal debt.
When our elected officials finally decide to perform the
More key provisions of the the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, are slowly rolling into effect after being passed by the 111th Congress in 2010. Perhaps most controversial
Edward Snowden, who has sought asylum in Russia since leaking information about American intelligence gathering, received the Sam Adams Associates' Integrity Award this week.
The Sam Adams Award is
Rand Paul, like his father, has oft been labeled a "racist" by those, especially within their own party, that don't like their limited government positions. But
Amidst the government shutdown and intense partisanship surrounding it, 60% of Americans believe that it's time for a third major party.
The question presented by Gallup in a
Voting, one of the most sacredly held rights of the American people, is often denied to service members who are away from home at election time and it seems there
Have you ever heard two arguments on an issue such as gun violence, health care, climate change, or the national debt in which two opposing sides use similar data and
I’ve been digesting the coverage of the government shutdown and find the punditry a combination of incomplete and short-sighted.
Here’s a rough synopsis of most of what
We hear a lot of complaining from the US media, US politicians, and US organizations about partisanship. From Fox and NBC news, to Boehner and Reid, to NoLabels and FreedomWorks,
Recently the state auditor's office published its
report of "high-risk," low-accountability areas of state operations, released every other year. This year, realignment and corrections
The Public Policy Institute of California published a report on public perceptions and recommendations on the state's initiative process. While a majority of Californians favor the initiative process,
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