All 47 Senate Republicans today announced their support for a Balanced Budget Amendment.The proposal has been previously supported by the parent organization of this website, Americans for Limited Government. ALG President Bill Wilson urged speedy adoption of the amendment before “a catastrophic default on the $14.2 trillion national debt and the collapse of the dollar as the world’s reserve currency.” […]
ALG Strongly Supports the Balanced Budget Amendment
Below is a letter that was sent from ALG President Bill Wilson to Senator’s Mitch McConnell and Orrin Hatch in support of the balanced budget amendment: Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell 361-A Russell Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510 Senator Orrin Hatch 104 Hart Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Leader McConnell and Senator Hatch: As you are well aware, […]
The Future of Union Transparency and Accountability
Below is the testimony of Nathan Mehrens, counsel at Americans for Limited Government Research Foundation. Nathan testified today before the U.S. House Committee on Education and the Workforce Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor and Pensions. Here is his testimony: Mr. Chairman, Mr. Ranking Member, and Members of the Committee, thank you for the invitation to testify today. I would like […]
Sen. Orrin Hatch Has A New Idea To Cut Spending
By Frank McCaffrey – Senior Utah Senator Orrin Hatch has an exclusive interview with Americans for Limited Government on a new idea he has, along with another Senator. They want to form a committee that would look at ways to cut spending. And he explains this new committee below:
Chevy Volt Sales Slump, GM Asks for Government Handout
By Robert Romano – Recent reports find that General Motors (GM) is lobbying for the passage of legislation by Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow that would turn a $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit into a rebate that will be available to all consumers at the point of sale. It’s been dubbed “Cash for Clunkers II”. Right now, the $7,500 tax credit […]
“Homeland” Radiation Threatens More Than Just Our Health
By Howard Rich – By Howard Rich – As the world keeps a watchful eye over the badly-damaged Fukushima Daiichi reactors in Japan, a radioactive threat much closer to home is being deliberately downplayed by our government. As part of the Department of Homeland Security’s latest infringement on our individual liberties, hundreds of invasive full-body scanners are being shipped to […]
Marco Rubio Takes Firm Stand Against Increasing the Debt
Senator Marco Rubio is taking a courageous stand against increasing the $14.294 trillion federal debt ceiling. Writing for the Wall Street Journal, Senator Rubio outlined his conditions for approving any increase in the ceiling, which will be hit between April 15th and May 31st according to U.S. Treasury estimates. “I will vote to defeat an increase in the debt limit […]
Must Reads for March 30
To receive the Must Reads in your inbox, click here! Good Wednesday Morning, Here are your morning Must Reads according to Adam Bitely: Entitled to entitlements Sen. Marco Rubio: Why I won’t vote to raise the debt limit Message to Republicans: Show us the cuts Sowell: An incoherent Libya policy Cantor says ‘time is up’ on the budget The political […]
Chevron Challenges Environmental Claims in RICO Suit that Highlights Possible Collusion
Instead of playing defense against green pressure groups that peddle dubious allegations, private companies should follow the lead of Chevron Corp., which has pushed back aggressively against the plaintiffs’ attorneys in case that involves pollution allegations in Ecuador. Chevron has presented evidence that shows a court appointed expert may have been operating in collusion with the litigants. Moreover, the company […]
The Political Leadership Crisis
By Adam Bitely – The United States has been dealing with one crisis after the other for the past decade. Currently, the U.S. faces an unemployment crisis, a financial crisis, and a political leadership crisis. What is the political leadership crisis? Simply put, the political leaders in Washington, D.C. have proven themselves unable to make spending cuts — when they […]
