Why does the left keep insisting that the only people qualified to talk to teenagers about sex is the government? Attacking Sarah Palin in today’s… Read More
Defending $150 billion worth of unrelated tax benefits that Congress stuffed into the already $700 billion Wall Street bailout bill, Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) told… Read More
No matter who wins on Nov. 4, the next president will have to tackle our nation’s failed immigration policies. And thanks to a little noticed… Read More
Great article by John Tierney in The New York Times contrasting the ‘soft’ Barack Obama vs ‘hard’ John McCain approaches to America’s energy future yesterday…. Read More
While we did borrow much of Britain’s common law framework at our founding, for over 200 years our nation has survived just fine by relying… Read More
Barack Obama doesn’t have a long career in the United States Senate, but while he has been there he has been a consistent supporter of… Read More
NBC has re-posted that Wall Street bailout skit we mentioned before. NBC says they yanked the skit due to their ‘standards‘ but the Los Angeles… Read More
Architect of the successful surge in Iraq and the soon-to-be commander of U.S. Central Command, Gen. David Petraeus will be speaking at Heritage at 11… Read More
Barack Obama has frequently called the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) “a bad deal.” During one Democratic primary debate, Obama even said he would… Read More
What does the left do when media appears that accurately connects them to the current financial crisis. They censor it of course. Yesterday we… Read More
Earlier this year, despite Sarah Palin’s best efforts, the Bush Administration chose to cave into the environmental left and designate the polar bear as ‘threatened’… Read More
When Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson first announced his $700 billion Wall Street rescue plan, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) promised: “We will not Christmas-tree this bill…. Read More
The left really has no idea what free markets are. Witness Washington Post columnist Harold Meyerson who wrote a column last week blaming the current… Read More
The stock market is down, the credit market is frozen, the real estate market is tanking … the end is near! Despite all these bad… Read More
It’s not often we get to wholeheartedly endorse a Saturday Night Live skit, but from beginning to end this spoof of a post Wall Street… Read More
If you thought passage of last week’s $700 billion Wall Street bailout meant Congress would get out of Washington, you’re not that lucky. Determined to… Read More
Robert Lawson has a great post at Division of Labor exploring the relation between power, free markets, and government: Let’s explore this point a bit… Read More
George Mason University economics professor Russell Roberts writes in today’s Wall Street Journal: Beginning in 1992, Congress pushed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to increase… Read More
The left is desperate to pin this financial crisis on the free market. The left knows that if the American people knew the truth about… Read More
According to the best sources on Capitol Hill, opposition to the financial rescue plan is wilting. This is good news for the American people. Action… Read More
As the current financial crisis unfolds, the left has consistently tried to pin the blame on “deregulation” amorphously and President Bush specifically. So, for example,… Read More
Al Gore’s blatant hypocrisy when it comes to emitting carbon has been well documented. Now new research out of England has shown that “even the… Read More
Two stories in The New York Times today demonstrate why the increase in the level of deposits the FDIC can guarantee (from $100,000 to $250,000)… Read More
Last night the Senate passed a $700 billion rescue for the credit crunch that is beginning to hurt small businesses. The House is set to… Read More
It appears that the Senate is already on the road to improving the financial rescue package that the House of Representatives rejected earlier this week…. Read More
As part of their Health Care Watch series, The New York Times Campaign Stops blog invited Heritage vice president for domestic policy Stuart Butler to… Read More
Just this week 10 Northeastern states conducted the first cap-and-trade auction for greenhouse gasses in the United States. While the compliant press portrayed the event… Read More
Yesterday the Pentagon released a mandated report to Congress titles: “Measuring Security And Stability In Iraq.” According to the report: “Security incidents are now at… Read More
The bailout parade is continuing unabated in Washington this week. On the heels of a $25 billion bailout for the automotive industry, the Bush Administration… Read More
Last week the House of Representatives approved a funding bill that reversed a quarter-century ban on drilling for oil off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts…. Read More
