Hey, if you're in the upper Midwest on Friday August 30th, come on out to the "Great Minnesota Get Click For More
In two convoluted June rulings on gay rights, five members of the U.S. Supreme Court signaled their Click For More
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"Power Divided..." Now More Than Ever
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Environmentalists or Children: Is There a Difference?
Here's the environmental movement up close and personal in northern Wisconsin where a collection of Click For More
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No, no...the 'ol "Double Irish" isn't a drink, but a legal tax strategy (does multimillionaire Click For More
Big news everyone, the 2013 Minnesota Taxpayer Rally is all set for April 27th! And just in the nick Click For More
“There are going to be some drastic changes for me, because I happen to be in that zone that has Click For More
Citizens for Tax Justice has outdone themselves with their latest spin on the 'fiscal cliff' tax Click For More
How is it that a cabinet nominee who once renounced his country, threw away his war medals and has Click For More
March 1-2, 2013 Civitas Conservative Leadership Conference, Marriott Crabtree Valley Hotel, Raleigh, Click For More
Boy, it's great to be liberal in Minnesota.
While the usual suspects remain ever vigilant for any Click For More
Blame it on academic hubris, but the specter of a few elites badmouthing a revolution in online Click For More
We don’t belong in Afghanistan, but neither Obama nor neocons will say it.
It may seem odd that the end of the road for former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele began with his criticism of an opposing president’s war policy. Continue reading
You might be surprised at who and what really benefits from amendment.
Well, better late than never. The $500 million special-interest windfall known as the Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment is finally getting some scrutiny, and not a moment too soon.
Those of us who opposed the passage of the 2008 state constitutional amendment may yet get the last laugh, but that won’t ease the increased sales and property tax burden that Legacy Amendment spending has wrought. Continue reading
Jason takes on the growing number of legal challenges to health care reform on America Live.
