Tell Sen Bennett!

by Al Maurer | 3:05 pm, June 5, 2011

Sen Bennett wants to know what the people think about the deficit: let’s tell him.

Liars figure as the 2012 campaign begins

by Al Maurer | 10:50 am, April 18, 2011

There’s no spending problem, there’s a revenue problem. You’re not paying enough.

Deal or No Deal

by Al Maurer | 5:49 pm, April 10, 2011

Boehner has squandered his advantage in the budget battle. Time to fire him.

The Denver City Council Wants Your Money

by Joshua Sharf | 6:20 am, March 15, 2011

Well, that shouldn’t be any surprise to anyone living in Denver over the last few years.  But usually they have the decency to pretend that it’s for someone else.  This time, the Denver City Council wants your money for themselves and the office some of them hope to occupy come May. At last night’s City [...]

Unions are Obsolete

by Al Maurer | 11:58 am, March 7, 2011

Unions may once have made sense, but today they just hold workers back.

Why States go into Debt

by Al Maurer | 11:49 am, February 14, 2011

Let’s cut everything

State of the Union

by Al Maurer | 11:02 am, January 27, 2011

There isn’t much to say about the state of the union speech that hasn’t already been said by a trillion pundits.  (NOTE: “trillion” is the new billion.) It is a bit surprising that the New Obama–you know, the One who’s been tacking to the center–didn’t really say anything new or different. Sure, “spending” is now [...]

Pushing the Agenda

by Al Maurer | 10:56 am, December 21, 2010

If the new Congress doesn’t act decisively in the new year, they may become irrelevant.

Another Insult to the American People

by Al Maurer | 10:45 am, December 16, 2010

When ordinary Americans are finished celebrating the holidays, they will find that Harry the Grinch has stolen the country.

Obama-GOP Tax Cut: Deal or No Deal?

by Al Maurer | 11:35 am, December 13, 2010

Is the current tax proposal worth accepting?

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