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Election Day Puts Cap on Cap and Trade Congressmen
The voters turned with a vengeance on politicians who had voted for the economically ruinous cap and trade legislation.  Over two dozen legislators who supported the energy taxing scheme were ousted by…
by Matt Patterson on November 4, 2010

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Flight Attendants Reject Unionization
The Association of Flight Attendants suffered a setback on November 3, when attendants for Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines by a narrow majority voted against union representation.  Joanne Smith, senior vice…
by Matt Patterson on November 4, 2010

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Catholic Group Urges Church To Dump CCHD
Thanksgiving is approaching and that means that the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) will be trying once again to con well-intentioned parishioners out of their hard earned money. The radical…
by Matthew Vadum on November 3, 2010

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House Enviro Committee Unlikely To Survive Next Congress
The House Energy Independence and Global Warming Select Committee, a Nancy Pelosi-created shop dedicated to helping usher climate change legislation through Congress, may be among the first casulaties of November…
by Matt Patterson on November 3, 2010

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Unions and the Election: A Mixed Bag
Despite spending some $200 million in support of liberal politicians across the country, Big Labor was unable to save the House of Representatives for the Democrats, or to prevent conservatives from making…
by Matt Patterson on November 3, 2010

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Vadum Talks About ACORN’s Election Mischief On Fox
I appeared on the Fox Business show, “Follow the Money,” last week to talk about ACORN’s latest adventures in election fraud. Here is the video:…
by Matthew Vadum on November 1, 2010

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Notorious ACORN aiding Sestak campaign
Two “new” ACORN groups are busy stirring up trouble in Pennsylvania, I wrote in the Daily Caller.   The two groups are…
by Matthew Vadum on November 1, 2010

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The Smallness of Saul
I trash Saul Alinsky protégé Nicholas von Hoffman’s memoir, Radical: A Portrait of Saul Alinsky in the American Spectator.
by Matthew Vadum on November 1, 2010

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CRC President Terry Scanlon in the Washington Times
In his October 27 Washington Times op-ed, Capital Research Center President Terry Scanlon addresses the Juan Williams controversy, seeing it as part of a larger pattern of liberal intolerance: Juan Williams has…
by Matt Patterson on October 28, 2010

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ACORN’s October Surprise
Like a zombie in a horror movie, ACORN is alive! Even worse, it’s still in the business of registering Mickey Mouse and dead people to vote—and the person running its…
by Matthew Vadum on October 26, 2010