By Phil Kerpen Congress officially writes the laws in the country, but they increasingly pass broad, vague generalities that allow regulators, bureaucrats, and judges to ... Read More
By Phil Kerpen The lawyering and the judging is over, and the Supreme Court has ruled that subsidies and mandates that the Obamacare law limited ... Read More
By Phil Kerpen Proponents of President Obama’s 332-page plan to regulate the Internet insist they oppose content control. They even style themselves defenders of free ... Read More
By Phil Kerpen The full-court press is on from every organ of enlightened liberal opinion: the Supreme Court must not decide this term’s big Obamacare ... Read More
For decades conservatives have advocated scaling back the role of the federal government in transportation, yet the federal gas tax that was supposed to end ... Read More
One of the most perverse consequences of the feverish backroom deals used to get Obamacare past the finish line was the funding formula for the ... Read More
On Tuesday December 9, disgraced Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber will face the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. He has a lot to answer ... Read More
President Obama is leaning heavily on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), an independent agency, to change the Internet from a competitive, free-market service into a ... Read More
