Phil Kerpen

It is always foolish for a country to order the burning of its food supply, but it takes a special kind of depravity to do ... Read More

When Congress returns to Washington in September, it needs to do more than hold a few political posturing votes before going home to campaign. Even ... Read More

Without reform Medicare will go bankrupt. So, it is not a question of “if” Medicare will be cut but “how.” President Barack Obama’s approach is ... Read More

Can a piece of legislation be a "farm bill" if nearly 80 percent of its spending goes to food stamps? According the United States Congress ... Read More

Supporters of the president's unpopular health care mandate tax are now trying to justify it on the theory that those who go uninsured later impose ... Read More

A couple of weeks before President Obama's big immigration dictate, his IRS issued a more quiet but no less outrageous edict that attempts to up-end ... Read More

Thursday morning's high drama was intense out front on the Supreme Court steps, where I had the honor of standing with my friends from the ... Read More

There has never been a more "shovel ready" project in history than the Keystone XL pipeline, which has been exhaustively engineered, studied, reviewed, and re-reviewed ... Read More

If you’ve been understandably focused on the increase in prices at the pump, it’s time to focus on another pending energy policy disaster that will ... Read More

Senate Democrats are again making noise about the so-called DISCLOSE Act, S. 2219, legislation that would force non-profit advocacy organizations to disclose their donors if ... Read More