11.04.2011 in Big Government, Education, Nanny State, Politics by Adam Bitely 0

Chicago School Bans Homemade Lunches; The Thugs Always Know What’s Best For You

Call it the kind face of fascism. A Chicago public school is banning lunches that are brought from home. Why? Because the arrogant food-cop Principal at Little Village Academy thinks that kids and their parents can’t make “healthy” decisions on what food to consume: Principal Elsa Carmona said her intention is to protect students from their own unhealthful food choices. [...]

The Internet “Kill Switch”

By Adam Bitely – It is entirely possible for the government to turn off the Internet. Don’t believe it? Just look at what happened in Egypt. Last week after protests began against the dictatorial government of Egypt, the Egyptian government under the order of the President Mubarak ordered that the Internet be turned off. And that is exactly what happened. [...]

Government’s “Other” Gluttony

By Howard Rich – Over the last decade, America’s leaders chose to address the unsustainable growth of an already bloated federal government by spending unprecedented amounts of borrowed money. First there was George W. Bush’s “compassionate conservatism,” a wholesale abandonment of the Republican view of limited government that quickly turned surpluses into deficits – and independent voters into Democrats. Now [...]

New Mexico’s Gov. Martinez Could Outmuscle Schwarzenegger’s “Girly Man” Economics

By Kevin Mooney — Americans who rely on cheap, affordable energy sources for their livelihood have a new champion in the form of New Mexico Republican Gov. Susana Martinez, who was sworn in earlier this month. As a candidate, she campaigned aggressively against the “cap and trade” scheme that her Democratic predecessor sought to impose on the state without legislative [...]

A New 20-Cent Tax Makes its Way to the Check Out Line

By Rebekah Rast – Paper or plastic? If you are a Washington D.C. resident and prefer a plastic bag at the grocery store, you must now hand over a nickel. If you’re a Virginia resident, you might soon be handing over two dimes for one plastic bag. Why? Because Virginia House of Delegates member Joseph Morrissey thinks this new plastic [...]

A Dangerous Turn

By Bill Wilson – It has all taken such a sad and predictable course. A mentally deranged individual commits an act of unspeakable violence. Within minutes the professional Left starts efforts to place blame on conservatives and Republicans, piously demanding some solution that — surprise — gives them tactical advantage in future policy fights. Let’s call it for what it [...]

Menthol Cigarettes and Your Liberty Up In Smoke

By David Bozeman – One takes scant pleasure in defending the tobacco industry, but the pertinent question, now more than ever, is how much latitude will a freedom-loving people grant its government to tax, regulate, demonize, harass and suck the life out of a sector of our economy that is STILL LEGAL? The FDA is currently considering a ban on [...]

The TSA Grinch Gropers

By Rebekah Rast – You’ve heard the horror stories: pat-downs that err on the side of groping, body scanners that allow another to see you — all of you, even of children and babies being searched and scanned. But remember, as the government assures us, as you prepare to fly to your holiday destination this season, this screening is for [...]

Department of Labor: Anti Business, Pro Union

By Adam Bitely – The Obama administration has not been known as the most “business friendly” group. With taxes rising on small and and large business owners, Health Care mandates, and the Department of Labor running wild with regulations, it is no surprise that the unemployment rate has remained at 9.6% for such a long period of time. There is [...]

Nanny State FDA Food Bill Passed in Senate

A bill that is designed to give the FDA more power to regulate food has just passed in the U.S. Senate. The bill now heads to Obama’s desk where it will be signed into law. The bill passed with a vote of 73-25. According to FoxNews.com: The $1.4 billion bill, which would also place stricter standards on imported foods, passed [...]

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