American Thinker
"A few weeks ago, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in the lawsuit, backed by the National Education Association (NEA), against the federal government for not "fully funding" the No Child Left Behind law.The NEA may or may not win Pontiac School District v. Spellings. But regardless of the outcome, the suit has helped to perpetuate the myth that the federal government burdens the states with unfunded mandates.
Preserving The Unfunded Mandate Myth
by Curtis Hier
Economic Edge
by Gary North
Hugging Sharia's Finance at the Fed
by Alyssa A Lappen
The first market day after President-elect Obama announced plans to appoint Federal Reserve Bank of New York president Timothy Geithner as Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, U.S. equities rose 6.5%. Pundits praised his experience handling crises and understanding of the troubled economy. But possibly, the market hoopla was premature, or even unwarranted. Some analysts seek his retirement.
FRONTPAGEMAG.COM
Alyssa A. Lappen is a former Senior Fellow of the American Center for Democracy, former Senior Editor of Institutional Investor, Working Woman and Corporate Finance, and former Associate Editor of Forbes. Her website is www.AlyssaaLappen.org. Hugging Shari'a Finance at the Fed
Help Give Rapid Deployment Kits
For more than four decades, Campus Crusade for Christ's Military Ministry has been assisting chaplains and commanders with caring for the spiritual well-being of troops and their families. As part of these efforts to share the life-changing message of Salvation, Military Ministry is distributing Rapid Deployment Kits (RDKs) to soldiers both here at home and around the world.
GOPUSA
Today's Feature:
Unpardonable
by Debra Saunders
"If President Bush had been looking for a textbook case of a federal offender who should never win a presidential pardon, Isaac R. Toussie would fit the bill. Toussie is the sort of amoral swell who contributed to the 2008 mortgage meltdown. In 2001, he pleaded guilty to making false statements to the Department of Housing and Urban Development. In 2002 he pleaded guilty to mail fraud in a scam to get Suffolk County, N.Y., to overpay for land.
"A few weeks ago, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in the lawsuit, backed by the National Education Association (NEA), against the federal government for not "fully funding" the No Child Left Behind law.The NEA may or may not win Pontiac School District v. Spellings. But regardless of the outcome, the suit has helped to perpetuate the myth that the federal government burdens the states with unfunded mandates.
Preserving The Unfunded Mandate Myth
by Curtis Hier
Economic Edge
by Gary North
On December 19, 2006, I warned my readers that a recession would begin in 2007. It did, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research. It began in December 2007.
On December 6, 2007, UCLA's widely quoted Anderson Forecast unit announced that there would be no recession in 2008.
Hugging Sharia's Finance at the Fed
by Alyssa A Lappen
The first market day after President-elect Obama announced plans to appoint Federal Reserve Bank of New York president Timothy Geithner as Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, U.S. equities rose 6.5%. Pundits praised his experience handling crises and understanding of the troubled economy. But possibly, the market hoopla was premature, or even unwarranted. Some analysts seek his retirement.
FRONTPAGEMAG.COM
Alyssa A. Lappen is a former Senior Fellow of the American Center for Democracy, former Senior Editor of Institutional Investor, Working Woman and Corporate Finance, and former Associate Editor of Forbes. Her website is www.AlyssaaLappen.org. Hugging Shari'a Finance at the Fed
Help Give Rapid Deployment Kits
For more than four decades, Campus Crusade for Christ's Military Ministry has been assisting chaplains and commanders with caring for the spiritual well-being of troops and their families. As part of these efforts to share the life-changing message of Salvation, Military Ministry is distributing Rapid Deployment Kits (RDKs) to soldiers both here at home and around the world.
GOPUSA
Today's Feature:
Unpardonable
by Debra Saunders
"If President Bush had been looking for a textbook case of a federal offender who should never win a presidential pardon, Isaac R. Toussie would fit the bill. Toussie is the sort of amoral swell who contributed to the 2008 mortgage meltdown. In 2001, he pleaded guilty to making false statements to the Department of Housing and Urban Development. In 2002 he pleaded guilty to mail fraud in a scam to get Suffolk County, N.Y., to overpay for land.
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