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Liberal Designs on Young Voters
05 September 2014
Robert Knight, Senior Fellow and Policy Expert at The American Civil Rights Union, discusses how the liberal organization Rock the Vote is gearing up to recruit young voters, impose its beliefs and overturn election laws.
Former FEC Chairman Pans So-Called DISCLOSE Act of 2014
28 August 2014
Bradley Smith, Founder of the Center for Competitive Politics and former Federal Elections Commission Chairman, discusses his recent testimony before the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration regarding the DISCLOSE Act of 2014 and why the proposed excessive disclosure requirements can damage politics and result in privacy violations.
Why U.S. Needs New Foreign Policy Strategy
28 August 2014
Chris Griffin, Executive Director of the Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses some of America's most pressing foreign policy concerns, including ISIS and Iraq, Israel and Hamas, and Russia and Ukraine, and why it is imperative for the United States to improve its credibility in foreign policy.
Lawsuit Further Exposes IRS Scandal
22 August 2014
Lori Lowenthal Marcus, Co-founder and President of Z STREET, discusses her organization's ongoing lawsuit against the IRS, and how an IRS employee informed her that her organization's tax exempt status application was delayed because the group was "connected with Israel" and expressed opposition to the Obama Administration's foreign policy.
Election 2014
22 August 2014
Political Commentator Quin Hillyer discusses the upcoming midterm elections, the most vulnerable seats in the U.S. House and U.S. Senate, foreign policy gone terribly wrong, and his new website, quinhillyer.com.
Net Neutrality: A Solution in Search of a Problem
15 August 2014
Mike Wendy, director of Media Freedom, discusses how so-called "Net Neutrality" is a solution in search of a problem and why heavy-handed government regulations are not good for consumers or investment.
Why We Shouldn't Be Blind to the Barriers of Preventative Medicine
15 August 2014
Dr. Sunil Gupta, founder, chairman and chief medical officer of IRIS, discusses how barriers to medical care and access to the latest technologies are delaying preventative screening for Diabetic Retinopathy, a leading cause of preventable blindness in the United States in people 20 to 65 years of age.
The Fate of ObamaCare and the Courts
08 August 2014
Timothy Lee, Senior Vice President of Legal and Public Affairs at CFIF, discusses the recent contradictory federal appeals court rulings on ObamaCare subsidies and what they mean for consumers and the ultimate fate of ObamaCare.
Inversions and the Urgent Need for Corporate Tax Reform
08 August 2014
David R. Burton, Senior Fellow in Economic Policy at the Institute for Economic Freedom and Opportunity at The Heritage Foundation, discusses why the U.S. corporate tax rate makes it difficult for domestic companies to compete in the global economy, the Obama Administration's efforts to stop companies from incorporating overseas and the urgent need for tax reform in the U.S.
Israel and Hamas: Is Peace Possible?
01 August 2014
Bruce Herschensohn, Professor at Pepperdine University School of Public Policy, author and CFIF Board Member, discusses the war between Israel and Hamas, Secretary of State John Kerry's bungled attempt to achieve a cease-fire and President Obama's performance on foreign policy issues.
The Ever Changing and Never Ending Negative Consequences of ObamaCare
25 July 2014
Sally Pipes, President, CEO and Taube Fellow in Health Care Studies at the Pacific Research Institute, discusses how ObamaCare will kill employer-based health plans and why the problem with health care is not high drug prices.
Big Labor's Latest Targets: Women and Student Athletes
25 July 2014
Aloysius Hogan, Senior Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses the recent SCOTUS decision in Harris v. Quinn, labor unions' targeting of women, and the latest on the proposed unionization of student athletes.
No Clear Winners, only Losers, in the Middle East
18 July 2014
Evan Moore, Senior Policy Analyst at the Foreign Policy Initiative, explains that there are no winners - only losers - in the ongoing unrest in the Middle East, whether a broader war is imminent and why President Obama needs to take real action.
Can Peace in the Middle East be Sparked by the United States?
18 July 2014
Dakota Wood, Senior Research Fellow in Defense Programs at The Heritage Foundation, discusses foreign policy, how U.S. inaction around the world creates opportunities for our enemies, and whether any government can have leverage over Hamas in the Middle East.
What Can and Should Be Done to Reign In Obama Administration's Lawlessness?
18 July 2014
Ashton Ellis, CFIF Fellow and Adjunct Faculty at Pepperdine University School of Public Policy, discusses why critics agree that President Obama is failing to uphold his oath of office, Sarah Palin's premise that Obama is acting lawlessly with respect to America's unsecured border crisis, and what, if anything, can and should be done about it.
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