Among the many positive changes within the federal government since the end of the Obama Administration and the arrival of the Trump Administration, perhaps none surpass those brought by the Federal Communications ...
... Congress may love the Fed's free -money policy, but Mr. Dudley and Chairman Ben Bernanke ought to worry about losing the confidence of the middle class.
Ronald Reagan destroyed confidence in Jimmy Carter ...
In a historic election result, German voters this weekend turned toward tax cuts, free markets and labor reform, and sent the leftist Social Democratic Party (SDP) to its worst-ever performance. What ...
... time, I noted offhandedly that while McCain has always been horrible on the issue of political free speech he has much to recommend him in other areas. Happily, only a week later, he's in the news for ...
It was October of 2001 at the Grand Hotel in Point Clear, Alabama. The distinctively clipped, English accent of the speaker was unmistakeable. "The protection of free dom in the world today depends on the ...
... federal government mandate firearms purchase by citizens who don't possess them? Does the First Amendment right to free speech require that the federal government mandate the purchase printing presses?
It's ...
From CNS News:
Six months after declaring that all churches in the Arabian peninsula should be destroyed, Saudi Arabia’s top cleric called at the weekend for a global ban on insults targeting all religious ...
... runs roughshod repeatedly over religious liberties; and again and again, he shows disdain for the actual workings of the free market that is the means of our prosperity.
I don't care if it is his "white" ...
Quin makes a characteristically impressive case for why either Jon Kyl or Bobby Jindal would be great vice presidential choices for Mitt Romney. As my column last week made clear, I'm a Kyl man, but I'm ...
... we’re going to give foreign aid, it should be for political concessions — on unfettered speech , on an opposition free of repression, on alterations to the Islamist constitution, on open and fair elections.
With ...
... of Clintoncare and the election of Barack Obama, the Republicans had plenty of chances to take ownership of the health care issue and pass a significant reform along more free -market, cost-effective lines. ...
... for more government power to fix all that ails America, Welch explains how the 'do-something' crowd endangers free dom.
First, a definition:
Do something. Is there a two-word phrase in politics more ...
... network expansion? It's much easier to remain a free rider on networks that other people have built, and sanctimoniously advocate federal regulations for others.
But a funny thing happened to Google ...
... of terrorist Khalid Sheikh Mohammed; demoting pro-Brexit/Euroskeptic websites by pushing them down in search results; excluding Donald Trump from “presidential candidates” search; and blocking free ...
... May his words inspire us to keep fighting for individual free dom…together.
H/T: University of Pennsylvania African Studies Center & MLKOnline ...
... even more fundamental problem with the contemplated HHS mandate is that it would violate the First Amendment by compelling speech .
Under First Amendment free speech application, including commercial ...
... laws. Rapid changes in technology—and the creative dynamic inherent in the concept of free expression—counsel against upholding a law that restricts political speech in certain media or by certain speakers.
The ...
The parade of horribles continues for the Democratic Party. After losing their filibuster-proof majority in the Senate last week and witnessing an important victory for free speech , Democrats now have ...
... home lay largely unexamined in boxes until a truck bomb was detonated under the World Trade Center in 1993, when the perpetrators of that act announced that free ing Nosair from prison was one of their ...
Yes, you read that right. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (who, let's be honest, is the most irritating politician in America) has an ingenious campaign strategy for Barack Obama that's totally going ...
Back in March, after his speech to AIPAC, I offered the notion that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was the last statesman left in the Western world.
Unfortunately, nearly six months later, ...
... the federal government has kept out. "Net Neutrality" will reverse that. In this age, continued Internet innovation demands flexibility and free dom on the part of Internet service providers to experiment ...
... free speech and free association. In a unanimous decision that arrived just four days following oral argument on the issue, a notably quick turnaround time when rulings typically arrive months later, ...
... striking policy developments. The economic crisis coupled with the incompetency of our own overgrown governments may be just the combination necessary to mark a new birth of free dom in America. ...
Somewhat lost amid today's Supreme Court ruling on Arizona's SB 1070, the Court reinforced First Amendment free speech rights as affirmed in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. In fact, the ...
2012 may be remembered as the year that Barack Obama dropped the mask. Based on his remarks at a campaign stop in Roanoke, Virginia on Friday, the president has no interest in making his peace with America's ...
... believe!"
We now look at Mitt Romney, and we see a man who understands the enterprising nature of American people who value just such free dom to pursue their own, self-chosen goals. We see a winning candidate ...
Not all behind-the-scenes political books definitively scuttle reputations and ambitions. For instance, former Bush speech writer Matt Latimer’s “Speech -Less: Tales of a White House Survivor” caused a ...
It’s turning into quite a week for the Tory-Lib Dem coalition government in Britain. After Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg’s sterling speech yesterday for more free dom and less centralized government, ...
In one of our latest Liberty Update commentaries, we note how leftists believe in 1st Amendment free speech rights for powerful mainstream media organizations, but not for everyday citizens like the plaintiffs ...
