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06 February 2014
Cleta Mitchell, a partner in the Washington, D.C. office of Foley & Lardner LLP and a member of the firm's Political Law Practice, discusses the Obama Administration's latest attempt to use the IRS to silence its critics with proposed regulations on political activity of exempt social welfare organizations, and why individuals and nonprofits should not agree to be silenced.
31 January 2014
Nan Swift, Federal Affairs Manager at the National Taxpayers Union, discusses Section 1342 of the Affordable Care Act, which could lead to a taxpayer-supported bailout for health insurance companies, and proposed legislative efforts to stop it.
30 January 2014
CFIF Senior Vice President Timothy Lee discusses how the U.S. has fallen from the top ten most economically free nations in the world and how, in unrelated news, temperatures have fallen too despite the warnings from the global warming alarmists.
23 January 2014
Sally Pipes, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Pacific Research Institute, discusses how the federal government fumble on the meningitis vaccine Bexsero is partially to blame for outbreaks of bacterial meningitis on college campuses and how other regulatory hurdles in the healthcare arena must be taken down.
23 January 2014
Megan Brown, Partner at the Washington, D.C. office of Wiley Rein, LLP, provides an update on some of the more interesting cases upcoming before the United States Supreme Court.
16 January 2014
Myron Ebell, Director of Energy and Environmental Studies at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses global warming hysteria, the latest cold snap and what's really to blame for the big chill.
16 January 2014
Lori Sanders, Outreach Manager and Senior Fellow at the R Street Institute, discusses the proposed legislation on the extension of unemployment benefits for millions of long-term unemployed and other legislative issues under consideration in Congress, including flood insurance and the farm bill.
09 January 2014
James Lacy, attorney and author, discusses his book "Taxifornia: Liberals' Laboratory to Bankrupt America" and why tax-and-spend liberals are to blame for rotting state economies.
19 December 2013
Bradley A. Smith, former Chairman of the FEC and Chairman and Founder of the Center for Competitive Politics, discusses the latest IRS power grab -- proposed IRS rules that, if approved, severely limit the free speech rights of 501(c)(4) not-for-profit organizations.
19 December 2013
Carrie Severino, Chief Counsel and Policy Director of the Judicial Crisis Network, discusses the Senate filibuster rules change and judicial nominations to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.
19 December 2013
Romina Boccia, Grover M. Hermann Fellow in Budgetary Affairs at The Heritage Foundation, discusses the Congressional budget deal and why it thoroughly disappoints with respect to reducing U.S. spending and resolving the debt crisis.
13 December 2013
Charles C. Johnson, investigative journalist and researcher, discusses the IRS's most recent proposed rules regarding political activity of non-profit social welfare organizations, and what can be done about the latest IRS scandals ranging from targeting of conservative groups to leaking of tax information.
13 December 2013
Sally Pipes, President and CEO of Pacific Research Institute, discusses how millions of Americans' existing policies are being cancelled because of ObamaCare, several legal challenges to the healthcare law winding through the federal courts and more unintended negative consequences for families that the ObamaCare subsidies are supposed to help.
06 December 2013
Marc Scribner, Research Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses transportation safety and security, vehicle automation and self-driving, and airline merger and antitrust nonsense, all in the context of government over-regulation.
06 December 2013
Quin Hillyer, CFIF Senior Fellow and Contributing Editor for National Review, discusses a recent panel report on national security, the Benghazi cover-up, more glitches for the ObamaCare website and looking ahead to mid-term and 2016 elections.
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