The Danger of a Balanced-Budget Amendment
Mark Wilson It seems to make sense: families have to live within their means. State and local governments have to […]
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July 2011
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All aboard the democracy train
Yevgeny Shrago While markets anxiously watched America’s debt ceiling debate and Europe announced another round of bailouts for Greece in the hopes of saving
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140 Characters and No Character: The First Ever Twitter Debate
Jake Laperruque Last week the Tea Party website The Tea Party.net conducted the first ever Presidential Twitter Debate. Actually, according to the
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Congress asks Obama to Use Military Commissions
Billy Corriher President Obama took office after campaigning as a defender of civil liberties. But his record as President has
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Norway: Standing for Freedom in the Face of Fear
Jessica Jackson Last Friday, as many of us watched in horror, Norwegians experienced absolute devastation as the news feeds revealed
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Redistricting 101 (and a chance to draw your own district)
Jake Laperruque With the 2010 census completed, states across the country are currently in the midst of redrawing their Congressional