Year: 2013

Federal Government Workers, the IRS, and Private Unions All Oppose Obamacare

Wait, what? In a survey of 2,500 federal workers conducted by FedSmith.com, 92.3% of respondents said that they oppose Obamacare. This isn’t good news after the IRS came out in opposition of the Affordable Care Act as well. And it’s not just federal employees and the IRS unhappy with the bill. Merrill Matthews’s op-ed in Forbes …

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Fetal Pain: It’s Not Pseudoscience

Recently, decisions by several state legislatures, including Texas and North Carolina, that limit abortions after 20 weeks have stoked political and moral debate. Even the U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation in June banning abortions after 20 weeks of fetal gestation. Various motivations underlie the 20-week abortion ban, but a scientific one has moved to the …

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In News That Shocks No One, Ron Paul is Not a Fan of Chris Christie

Representative Ron Paul was interviewed by Neil Cavuto on Monday night. Cavuto asked Paul about Governor Christie and his “feud” with Senator Rand Paul. Not surprisingly, Ron Paul isn’t all that enamored of Chris Christie, stating that Christie is a proponent of “big government” in the interview. The Daily Caller included the following excerpt from …

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Obama’s Cancelling Meeting With Vladimir Putin Weakens America

President Obama cancelled September’s scheduled summit in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The suspected reasoning behind the cancellation was the Russian government’s decision to grant former NSA contractor Edward Snowden temporary asylum. There exists a milieu of tensions between the United States and Russia — any one of which, or all of them together, can be …

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