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Paul Ryan's Medicare Proposal
31 August 2012
Quin Hillyer, senior fellow at CFIF and senior editor of The American Spectator, discusses GOP Vice Presidential Candidate Paul Ryan's bi-partisan Medicare proposal.
Obama's Globe: A Must Read on Foreign Policy Before the Election
23 August 2012
Bruce Herschensohn, Senior Fellow at the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University and CFIF Board Member, discusses why foreign policy must be a larger topic in the upcoming election, President Obama's foreign policy failures, and his latest book, "Obama's Globe: A President's Abandonment of U.S. Allies Around the World."
Are Anti-Poverty Programs Actually Anti-Prosperity?
17 August 2012
Matt Patterson, Senior Fellow at Competitive Enterprise Institute's Center for Economic Freedom, discusses current poverty levels and how government is devouring our resources needed to grow the economy, create jobs and reduce poverty.
Hiring Our Heroes Initiative Helps Veterans and Military Spouses
17 August 2012
Bryan Goettel, Director of Communications for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Hiring Our Heroes program, discusses the nationwide grassroots initiative to help veterans and military spouses find employment in the private sector.
Congresswoman Discusses ObamaCare, Unemployment and Commuter Taxes
10 August 2012
Congresswoman Nan Hayworth, M.D. (NY-19), the only female physician serving in Congress, discusses why repealing and replacing ObamaCare will provide immediate relief for millions of Americans who are desperate to find jobs and the need for a flatter, fairer and simpler tax code to relieve burdens on small business owners and employers, strengthen the economy and grow jobs.
Obama's Collectivist Attitude is Anti-Business and Anti-Growth
10 August 2012
Phil Kerpen, president of American Commitment, discusses President Obama's outrageous and highly revealing anti-business remarks and Administration policies that are to blame for America's stagnant economic growth.
Florida Secretary of State Defends Effort to Crack Down on Voter Fraud
03 August 2012
Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner defends the state's efforts to purge the rolls of ineligible voters and discusses the recent decision by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to grant the state access to the SAVE database.
Time for TSA to Follow the Law Regarding Its Use of Airport Body Scanners
03 August 2012
Competitive Enterprise Institute Transportation Analyst Marc Scribner discusses the legal challenge to compel the Transportation Security Administration to comply with a year-old court order to give the public an opportunity to comment on the agency's use of full-body scanners on airports.
Is the United Nations Seeking to Grab America's Guns?
27 July 2012
Dr. Ted Bromund, senior research fellow in Anglo-American relations at The Heritage Foundation, discusses the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, its ultimate goal and what it could mean to American's Second Amendment rights.
Security Challenges at 2012 London Olympic Games
27 July 2012
Jessica Zuckerman, homeland security expert and research associate at The Heritage Foundation, discuses Britain's challenges and the need to deal with the security threats that confront the 2012 London Olympic Games.
The Hidden Politics of the Welfare State
20 July 2012
National Review deputy managing editor Kevin Williamson discusses his new book, The Dependency Agenda, and the plot by Democrats to earn votes by making more Americans more dependent on the government.
ObamaCare Repeal and Replace: How, When and Why?
13 July 2012
Peter Ferrara, Carleson Center for Public Policy Senior Fellow, discusses the Supreme Court's ruling on the Affordable Care Act and how to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
The Real Bullies in America: DOJ and Teachers' Unions
29 June 2012
Sarah Lenti, Senior Policy Advisor for The State Government Leadership Foundation, discusses voter fraud, education reform and the real bullies in our schools -- Teachers' Unions.
Big Labor's Latest Antics
21 June 2012
From breaking state budgets to disrupting airline industry reorganization, CFIF's Timothy Lee discusses the latest antics of big labor unions.
The Future of the Supreme Court
14 June 2012
Clint Bolick, Hoover Institution fellow and leading legal expert, discusses how the judiciary is up for grabs this presidential election and his latest book, "Two-Fer: Electing a President and a Supreme Court."
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