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08 February 2013
Craig Shirley, historian, conservative commentator and author, discusses the state of the GOP, what went wrong with election 2012 and what the horizon looks like for election 2016.
01 February 2013
NRA Spokeswoman Jacqueline Otto discusses the efforts of gun-control advocates in Washington, DC, and the response by Second Amendment supporters, including many of the NRA's 4 million members.
01 February 2013
Patrick Louis Knudsen, senior budget expert at The Heritage Foundation, discusses the latest in the debt ceiling fight and what lies ahead for America in the next few months with the implementation of costly new ObamaCare policies, the $1.2 trillion sequestration deadline and other issues.
25 January 2013
Robert E. Norton, vice president for external affairs at the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation and former assistant general counsel at Chrysler, discusses why size matters when it comes to automobile safety and why it's wrong (and dangerous) for the government to force consumers into smaller vehicles to advance a politically driven environmental agenda.
25 January 2013
William Yeatman, Assistant Director of the Center for Energy and Environment at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses the latest reports on climate change and the reactions of the global warming alarmists.
25 January 2013
Gregory Gwyn-Williams, Jr., blogger for CNSNews, discusses President Obama's anti-Second Amendment agenda, plans of a patriotic group to build an armed neighborhood fortress, ammunition shortages and increased gun sales.
25 January 2013
Pete Sepp, Executive Vice President of National Taxpayer's Union, discusses the various tax increases that kicked in January 1st, why the Fiscal Cliff still looms on the horizon for America, and what really needs to happen to avoid an economic disaster moving forward.
18 January 2013
Michael Petrilli, Executive Vice President of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, discusses his latest book, "The Diverse Schools Dilemma: A Parent's Guide to Socioeconomically Mixed Public Schools," and whether diverse schools with children from a variety of racial and socioeconomic backgrounds can successfully meet the educational needs of all those different kids.
11 January 2013
Brad Bailey, chairman and co-founder of The Texas Immigration Solution, discusses the need for real immigration reform and how the nation should look to implement The Texas Solution, a conservative, market-based reform being advocated by his organization.
04 January 2013
CFIF's Timothy Lee discusses increased enforcement activities against counterfeit goods and pirated music and movies, the detrimental impact such goods have on innovation, and the intellectual and historical roots of copyright law.
20 December 2012
Robert Knight, senior fellow for the American Civil Rights Union and a columnist for The Washington Times, discusses the most recent cases related to attempted bans on Christmas decorations, the ACLU's threatened lawsuit over opening government meetings with a prayer and free speech versus the sound of silence.
14 December 2012
Alex Cortes, Executive Director of Let Freedom Ring, discusses his organization's effort to influence the fiscal cliff negotiations, called "One Dollar Less," and why it is important to move the debate from the imaginary spending cuts to actually spending less.
07 December 2012
Sally Pipes, President of Pacific Research Institute, discusses the fate of ObamaCare, Medicare and health care, generally, in the aftermath of the elections.
30 November 2012
Elizabeth Harrington, Reporter at CNSNews.com, discusses the implications of America's fall over the fiscal cliff and what may come from the pressure in Washington to make a deal.
30 November 2012
Matt Patterson, senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses how the demise of the Twinkie reveals the true priorities of big labor unions and how union-backed efforts aimed at Walmart's Black Friday plans failed miserably.
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