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<i>Washington Examiner</i> Chief Congressional Correspondent Discusses Lame Duck Session and Incoming Freshmen
02 December 2010
Susan Ferrechio, Chief Congressional Correspondent for the Washington Examiner, shares her thoughts on the final weeks of the current Congress and what is in store for the 80 new Republicans entering the House.
New Study Reveals Liberal Effort to Remake the Judiciary
25 November 2010
Attorney Colleen Pero discusses the recently released study, Justice Hijacked, and George Soros' $45 million campaign to end democratic state judicial elections.
Florida's Chief Financial Officer-Elect Discusses Need for Balanced Budget Amendment
18 November 2010
Jeff Atwater, former Florida Senate President and Florida's Chief Financial Officer-Elect, discusses why he led the charge for a nonbinding referendum on Florida's support for an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to require a balanced federal budget without raising taxes.
Political Commentator: Party Like It's 1995
11 November 2010
Interview with Quin Hillyer, senior editorial writer at The Washington Times and senior editor of The American Spectator, on this year's midterm elections as they compare to 1994 and what voters expect going forward. Note: this interview was done just prior to November 2.
International Author Shares Diary from World War II
04 November 2010
Belgian born author Joseph M. Callewaert, Knight of the French Order of Merit, discusses his book, "Lights out for Freedom: Four Years under the Nazi Boot," a personal account of growing up among the upheaval of war and the fear, hunger and oppression suffered by so many during the Nazi occupation of Belgium.
Physician Discusses Role of Patients in Repealing ObamaCare
28 October 2010
Interview with Dr. Scott Barbour, a board certified orthopaedic surgeon and member of the Board of Directors of Docs4PatientCare, on voter backlash against ObamaCare and the importance of repealing it before the doctor-patient relationship is ruined forever.
Organization Calls on Women to Get Out the Vote
21 October 2010
Interview with Sonja Eddings Brown, President of The Kitchen Cabinet and a longtime grassroots organizer, on her organization's planned "October Surprise" to drive thousands of conservative women to vote early and to vote absentee to send a message to Congress on the economy and spending in Washington.
U.S. Supreme Court Opens October 2010 Term with New Face and New Cases
14 October 2010
Interview with Megan Brown, a Litigation and Appellate attorney at Washington, D.C.-based Wiley Rein LLP, on the opening of the U.S. Supreme Court's October 2010 Term.
Results from the 13th Annual Wacky Warning Labels Contest
07 October 2010
Contest founder and bestselling book author Bob Dorigo Jones shares the results of the 13th Annual Wacky Warning Labels Contest and discusses America's lawsuit-happy culture and the lengths to which companies must go to avoid being sued.
Campaign to Force Washington to Stop the Excessive Spending
30 September 2010
Interview with CFIF Senior Fellow Troy Senik on CFIF's "One More Vote" grassroots campaign to force Washington to balance the federal budget without raising taxes.
Economics and Politics 101
23 September 2010
Interview with Quin Hillyer, senior editorial writer at the Washington Times and senior editor of The American Spectator, on the battle looming over the Bush Tax Cuts, simple steps to fixing the economy and Obama's pattern of rigging the rules.
Campaign to Stop 'Net Neutrality,' Internet Regulation Heats Up
15 September 2010
Interview with Seton Motley, Editor in Chief of CFIF's StopNetRegulation.org, regarding ongoing efforts to stop the Obama Administration's attempt to regulate the Internet.
Former Deputy Undersecretary of Defense Discusses National Security Issues
10 September 2010
Interview with Jed Babbin, Deputy Undersecretary of Defense under George H.W. Bush and author of several bestselling books, on the national Security implications of the WikiLeaks controversy and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's offer to meet with President Obama.
Pamela Geller Discusses Ground Zero Mosque Controversy
04 September 2010
Interview with Atlas Shruggs Blogger Pamela Geller on the debate over the planned Islamic Mosque and Community Center near Ground Zero.
With the Economy Struggling, Can the Nation Really Afford Massive Tax Hikes?
26 August 2010
Interview with Bob Adams, Executive Director for the League of American Voters, on the need for Congress to extend the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts, which are set to expire at the end of the year. Failure to extend those tax cuts would cripple the nation's already struggling economy.
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