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July 7, 2014

Conservatives' dilemma: Sue Obama or impeach him - or a third option?

To pushback against executive power grabs without impeaching a sitting president, the legislative branch could simply exercise its power of the purse.

July 2, 2014

We've Crossed The Tipping Point; Most Americans Now Receive Government Benefits

Obamacare has pushed us over the entitlements tipping point.

July 1, 2014

So We Can All Agree That The VA Is One Big Death Panel

Two reports show the VA has massive quality-of-care problems, and that officials regularly put our veterans’ lives at risk.

June 27, 2014

Is streaming technology saving the music industry?

When digital downloads took off in the late Nineties, file-sharing services blossomed, too. The industry went into a tailspin as music sales virtually halved over the next decade. One 2007 study by IPI estimated that illegal downloading was costing the US economy $12.5bn a year.

June 27, 2014

Apple-Samsung Wars Are Hurting Innovation

By directing its energies toward tying up its competitors' time and resources in endless court battles, Apple mires the industry in litigious quicksand, diverts resources from innovation, and deprives consumers of new products and services.

June 26, 2014

Energy Could Be Pivotal Issue In Tipping Balance In Senate

While the economy will likely be the top voter concern in the November elections, energy may be a stealth issue that comes in second or third on many voters' lists.

June 24, 2014

Run, Jeb, run!

A Jeb Hensarling leadership role could reignite principled conservatism in Congress. 

June 20, 2014

Time for Congress to consider H1-B visa reform

Skilled immigrants are good for the economy and for your pocketbook.

June 20, 2014

U.S. Manufacturing Making a Comeback

Manufacturing has been growing stronger thanks to the U.S. energy boom and a steady supply of inexpensive natural gas.

June 19, 2014

PITFA Moves to House Floor After Judiciary Markup Some Committee Members Seek MFA Review

IPI expert referenced: Bartlett Cleland | Media Hit

If the moratorium were "allowed to expire, states would begin to collect taxes on Internet access, or apply other discriminatory taxes that may already be in place but which have been held at bay during the moratorium," said IPI's Bartlett Cleland.

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