TX senator: Gay embezzler threatens inheritance
TRYING TIMES: Sen. Judith Zaffirini says she's just trying to protect her second cousin once removed from her husband, whom...
Month: January 2014
Welfare for weed in Colorado? Lawmakers worried, but sellers say it doesn’t happen
By Eric Boehm | Watchdog.org At Colorado's newly minted recreational marijuana shops, cash is king. Because the drug is still...
Paying the toll: PA Turnpike scandal yields guilty plea
By Andrew Staub | PA Independent HARRISBURG, Pa. — Raymond J. Zajicek walked out of a Dauphin County courtroom Monday...
Sasse dubbed ‘rising star’ by National Review, FOX
By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN, Neb. – Nebraska Senate candidate Ben Sasse is garnering more national attention in...
Vermont’s ‘welfare-to-work’ limits show early success
By Yaël Ossowski | Watchdog.org Vermont last year began limiting how long its residents could receive welfare benefits. Six months...
Here are 12 lies we were told about Obamacare
By Peter Suderman | Reason On November 7, President Barack Obama made a first tentative stab at an apology for...
Washington’s and-trade plan could raise gas prices more than $1 a gallon
By Jeff Rhodes | Freedom Foundation Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday ignored pleas from leaders of both parties and both...
For Michigan state workers, 2014 means the freedom to leave unions
By F. Vincent Fernuccio and Jarrett Skorup | Michigan Capitol Confidential Michigan state employees had ample reason to celebrate the...
South Carolina house speaker’s ethics case goes to grand jury
By Rick Brundrett | The Nerve When interviewed by The Nerve last September, Bart Daniel, one of South Carolina House...
Will California’s green energy policies backfire like Germany’s did?
By Wayne Lusvardi | Cal Watchdog Will California's new green energy regime suffer the same fate as Germany's Energiewende? In...
