The Limited Government Network publishes news and video from the media and the fiscal conservative community.
Providing information and analysis based on simple principles: Lower taxes. Less bureaucracy.
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Cato vs. NYT, Murtha’s earmark airport, and more in this roundup of fiscal conservative news.
Using a service called Tabbloid, we’ll post .pdf roundups of the blog posts of the Cato Institute, the Club for Growth, ReasonTV, and Tax Foundation. This one includes posts from just before Thanksgiving through 5am this morning.
Download the .pdf here for the summary of blog posts.
The Club for Growth and other fiscally conservative groups respond to pundits regarding Specter’s party switch in this roundup of fiscal conservative news.
The Cato Institute uses their weekly video to dissect taxes
Obama Political Director David Axelrod was on Fox News Sunday on November 13, 2008 and hinted that rather than repeal the Bush tax cuts, the incoming administration was considering leaving them in place until they expire in 2010.
Sen. Judd Gregg (R-NH) was on CNBC on November 20, 2008 to talk about the economy and the government’s role. Towards the end of the interview he comments on proposed bailout for GM as well.
- He discusses oversight of the $700Billion bailout (TARP).
- Calls on Obama to state what he plans to do with [...]
Sens. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) and Chuck Grassley (R-IA) were on CNBC to discuss their bill which increases oversight of the $700Billion bailout. Among their comments:
- McCaskill is upset about the changes in the use of bailout funds.
- They want Inspectors General to make sure banks use fund to issue more loans.
TEXT FROM YOUTUBE. President Obama wants Congress to dramatically expand the burden of government spending. This CF&P Foundation mini-documentary explains why such a policy, based on the discredited Keynesian theory of economics, will not be successful. Indeed, the video demonstrates that Obama is proposing - for all intents and purposes - to repeat Bush’s mistakes. Government will be bigger, even though global evidence shows that nations with small governments are more prosperous.
Cato vs. NYT, Murtha’s earmark airport, and more in this roundup of fiscal conservative news.
Using a service called Tabbloid, we’ll post .pdf roundups of the blog posts of the Cato Institute, the Club for Growth, ReasonTV, and Tax Foundation. This one includes posts from just before Thanksgiving through 5am this morning.
Download the .pdf here for the summary of blog posts.
Using a service called Tabbloid, we’ll post .pdf roundups of the blog posts of the Cato Institute, the Club for Growth, ReasonTV, and Tax Foundation. This one includes posts from just before Thanksgiving through 5am this morning.
Download the .pdf here for the summary of blog posts.
Using a service called Tabbloid, we’ll post .pdf roundups of the blog posts of the Cato Institute, the Club for Growth, ReasonTV, and Tax Foundation.
Download the .pdf here for the summary of yesterday’s blog posts.
Using a service called Tabbloid, we’ll post .pdf roundups of the blog posts of the Cato Institute, the Club for Growth, ReasonTV, and Tax Foundation.
Download the .pdf here for the summary from the weekend.
The Club for Growth and other fiscally conservative groups respond to pundits regarding Specter’s party switch in this roundup of fiscal conservative news.
The Cato Institute uses their weekly video to dissect taxes
Obama Political Director David Axelrod was on Fox News Sunday on November 13, 2008 and hinted that rather than repeal the Bush tax cuts, the incoming administration was considering leaving them in place until they expire in 2010.
Sen. Judd Gregg (R-NH) was on CNBC on November 20, 2008 to talk about the economy and the government’s role. Towards the end of the interview he comments on proposed bailout for GM as well.
- He discusses oversight of the $700Billion bailout (TARP).
- Calls on Obama to state what he plans to do with [...]
Sens. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) and Chuck Grassley (R-IA) were on CNBC to discuss their bill which increases oversight of the $700Billion bailout. Among their comments:
- McCaskill is upset about the changes in the use of bailout funds.
- They want Inspectors General to make sure banks use fund to issue more loans.
The Limited Government Network publishes news and video from the media and the fiscal conservative community.
Providing information and analysis based on simple principles: Lower taxes. Less bureaucracy.
Contact us at: lgn@limitedgovernmentnetwork.com