The president, the panic, and the cromnibus
Politico reports on the back-room meetings necessary in the House vote for the cromnibus.
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The president, the panic, and the cromnibus
Politico reports on the back-room meetings necessary in the House vote for the cromnibus.
Conservative media’s new online generation
Slate article discussing the new look of conservative media and who's behind it.
The Deficit Increase/Decrease explained
Dec. 2014 Mises Institute explains the inaccuracies with the government reporting "the fastest sustained deficit reduction since WWII."
Tags: economics, debt, fiscalpolicy
2016: Republicans Start with a Commanding Edge
The House races in two years will likely not change the composition of the House of Representatives, according to Larry Sabato
Tags: congress, elections, politicalparties
Withheld e-mails show attempts to manipulate the Media
Reporter Sharyl Attkisson discloses DOJ e-mails planning how to spin Fast and Furious (and a compliant media)
Obama Administration "most dangerous in history" for Media
USA Today's Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page joins the chorus of media objecting to the secrecy of the Obama Administration.
Tags: media, president, freespeech
Government spies on reporters' computers
Former CBS News correspondent Sharyl Attkisson claims that the Obama administration's spying on reporters is "worse than anything Nixon ever did."
Tags: media, president, executive, freespeech
The Many Ways the State Taxes the Poor
Mises Daily commentary on the taxes paid by the poor and the extent to which the government benefits do not make up for that.
Tags: taxes, socialsecurity, income
I.R.S. Can Seize Your Bank Account Without Charging You
NY Times report on cases of asset forfeiture by the IRS. Any Constitutional implications?
Tags: billofrights, fourthamendment
White House correspondents tweet their frustration at lack of access
Twitchy collection of Oct 25 tweets from the White House Correspondents Association symposium expressing frustration with the lack of direct access to the President.
Did Harvard Go Too Far? - The Atlantic
College trying to deal with campus sexual assault investigations run into faculty protests
Tags: civilliberties, civilrights
Media, administration deal with conflicts
2013 Washington Post story on the connections between the media and the White House.
Tags: media, president, mediabias
The Obama administration is blocking information from the Press
AP Bureau Chief Sally Buzbee's speech to media editors warns that media outlets need lawyers to get information from the Obama administration
Obama Tells Top Lawmakers He Has Authority to Fight Islamic State - WSJ
Power of president - Obama doesn't need congressional authority to act
Islamic State Helps Reshape Obama's Second Term - WSJ
President's Domestic agenda upended by foreign policy
Police States and Private Markets
Mises talk on the rise of the police state and the market's answer.