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“The political process is inadequate, inept, and manipulated,” Lebaron said. “It needs to be revamped from the ground up.”

A panel discussion was held at the Heritage Foundation onThursday, June 7 to discuss potential problems with enforcing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) mandates.

Enraged by the supposed GOP “war on women,” 56-year-old mother of two Susan McMillan Emry  created “Rock the Slut Vote,” a website focused on uniting women like herself who feel hurt or angered by the GOP effort to “bully, subjugate and silence women.”

Charges that academia is biased against Israel are serious enough when they come from supporters of the Middle Eastern country. When they emanate from implacable foes of the Jewish state, you get the idea that the bias has reached epidemic proportions.

A panel discussion was held at the Center for American Progress to discuss the role of the private sector in education on Thursday, May 31.

Washington, D. C.—There will be two fairly unprecedented left/right debates taking place in June, both on the same day and one of which comes with free food.

So far there are at least 72 private plaintiffs and seven states have filed lawsuits against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) and they are not all Catholics or religiously affiliated.

The president’s “compromise” on regulations connected with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has impressed academics but not anyone who knows anything about how insurance works.

Grover Norquist came to speak about the Federal Taxpayer Protection Pledge at the Heritage Foundation’s Blogger’s Briefing on Tuesday, May 29.

Frank VanderSloot, CEO of Melaleuca, a successful home-products business, has recently been targeted as an enemy by the Obama administration for his generous donation to the Romney campaign.

The Heritage Foundation hosted a lecture on Thursday, May 24 with Dr. Patrick Sookhdeo of the Westminster Institute contrasting the UK’s methods of radical Islamic terrorism engagement to those of the U.S.

An important revelation from author Edward Klein is the name of the Obama ally who allegedly offered a $150,000 bribe to Obama pastor Jeremiah Wright to be quiet until after the 2008 election. Klein named him as Dr. Eric Whitaker, executive vice president and associate dean at the University of Chicago Medical Center.