The Economy Is The Unspoken Pressing Issue This Election Cycle
For now, both candidates appear happy to peddle a re-packaged version of President Obama’s job-killing agenda.
Think This Election is Over? Five Things That Could Dramatically Flip the Polls
The growing disgust with both major candidates may be driving voters to the Libertarian and Green parties, making the outcome even harder to predict.
Conservatives Should Cautiously Support Obama's Commutations
Conservatives need to do a rethink on criminal justice; it’s becoming clear that something has gone very wrong with the justice system in the United States, said Tom Giovanetti.
Clinton's Economic Plan Is Bad For Michigan
Tom Giovanetti at the Institute for Policy Innovation says Obama is the first president in U.S. history not to have at least one year in office with a national GDP growth rate of at least 3 percent.
Illegal Streaming Is Dominating Online Piracy
An oft-cited study from 2006 commissioned by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and conducted by the Institute for Policy Innovation found that film piracy cost the US economy $20.5 billion annually.
Actually, We May Have Two of the Least Qualified Presidential Candidates In History
When you balance the “qualifiers” with the “disqualifiers,” it isn’t clear that either candidate is really qualified, much less “the most qualified.”
Christian Leader and Author Tim LaHaye Dies at 90
Tim LaHaye's view of the end times as expressed in his 'Left Behind' series was influential in expanding the market for Christian fiction," said Merrill Matthews, IPI resident scholar. "The basic tenets of premillennial dispensationalism that emerged in the series were already embraced by many evangelicals. LaHaye's contribution was to put that theology in a format that was more accessible and relatable to readers.
Abbott's Police Protection Act Is A Well-Intentioned Slippery Slope
If the goal is to increase penalties, then the Legislature can simply increase penalties. The hate crime designation is unnecessary.
The Democratic Convention Will Be a Buffet of Vote-Buying and Phony Promises
This year’s convention is set to be a four-day effort to buy votes with taxpayer and employer money.
DoJ Lawsuits Sabotage Insurers' Ability to Survive Obamacare
The Department of Justice announcement to block two separate health insurer mergers sabotages those insurers’ ability to survive Obamacare’s financially unsustainable and onerous regulatory environment in the health insurance marketplace.