ALG's Daily Grind - Cautious hope on keeping $85 billion sequester

Jan. 30, 2013

Cautious hope on keeping $85 billion sequester

In just a single month, Congress has already kicked out $53.4 billion of new spending via the tax deal and hurricane disaster relief, none of which was paid for with offsetting cuts. And that's just for 2013. Will sequester survive?

Cartoon: Fox in the way

Is Fox News singlehandedly obstructing the Obama Administration's agenda?

Constitution? What constitution?

NLRB refuses to dismiss unconstitutional members: ""The Board respectfully disagrees with today's [D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals] decision and believes that the President's position in the matter will ultimately be upheld."

Shedlock: Iceland Wins! 'Icesave' Lawsuit Dismissed, Court Orders EC and EFTA to Pay Costs

"Iceland is in an economic recovery thanks to its decision to not bailout banks at taxpayer expense during the great financial collapse. Iceland's decision upset the UK and Netherlands. Both countries foolishly decided to reimburse its depositors, then sue Iceland to pay."

AUL - VIDEO: Charmaine Yoest debates Nancy Keenan of NARAL on Fox News

Watch Video of Charmaine Yoest On Fox News

In case you missed AUL President & CEO Dr. Charmaine Yoest on Fox News Sunday afternoon as she debated Nancy Keenan of NARAL on a Texas sonogram law, please click here to watch video of the whole discussion.

US Rep. Frank Guinta to appear live on Fox Business with Neil Cavuto at 6:00 PM THIS EVENING

Rep. Guinta to appear live on Fox Business with Neil Cavuto at app. 6:00 p.m. tonight, Tuesday, Dec. 6^th

Representative Frank Guinta is scheduled to appear live on Fox Business Channel with host Neil Cavuto this evening at approximately 6:00 p.m.  They’re expected to discuss the letter to House Leadership that was signed by 52 GOP Freshmen to House and which Rep. Guinta spear-headed, and other issues.

WHO:        Representative Frank Guinta (R, NH-01)

WHAT:      Live interview with Neil Cavuto about House GOP freshmen’s repatriation letter and other issues

WHEN:     Tuesday, December 6 at app. 6:00 pm

WHERE:  Fox Business Channel

‘UNDERDOG’ GARY JOHNSON LANDS NUMBER ONE SEARCH SPOT ON GOOGLE

 

September 23, 2011, Orlando, FL - Following last night’s appearance in the Fox News/Google debate Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson climbed to the number one spot as the most searched term on Google. After reaching the top, Governor Johnson currently remains the number one trending subject in the United States.

“We’re used to being referred to as ‘the underdog’, but we believe this truly shows that when people actually get the chance to hear some of what Gary has to say then it’ll encourage them to want to find out more,” said senior adviser to the campaign, Ron Nielson. “It’s great to see people recognizing Gary’s contribution to the presidential field.”

For more information visit www.garyjohnson2012.com.
 
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About Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson: Gary Johnson, a Republican and two-term Governor of New Mexico from 1994-2002, has been a consistent and outspoken advocate for limited, efficient government and personal liberty.

GARY JOHNSON ON FOX NEWS DEBATE INVITATION

September 21, 2011, Santa Fe, NM -- Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson released the following statement after receiving confirmation that he will be allowed to participate in Thursday night’s Fox News / Google debate:

"We are obviously very pleased to have this opportunity to participate. I am bringing forward a voice to the debate that has gone largely unheard thus far and I am convinced that a lot of voters are ready to listen. I’m promising to submit a balanced budget in 2013 and I am further pledging to veto any spending legislation that exceeds revenue." 

As Governor of New Mexico Johnson vetoed 750 bills and thousands of line items, and kept his pledge to never raise taxes. Johnson's stewardship has made him very popular in his home state where Democrats outnumber Republicans by 2 to 1.

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About Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson: Gary Johnson, a Republican and two-term Governor of New Mexico from 1994-2002, has been a consistent and outspoken advocate for limited, efficient government and personal liberty.