Welfare money goes to pot in Colorado
By Jillian Kay Melchior | National Review Online During the first month of Colorado's experiment with legal marijuana, welfare beneficiaries...
Month: February 2014
Obama To Make Keystone Pipeline Decision In "A Couple Of Months"
If this report out of a closed-door meeting between Governors and President Obama is any indication, we may finally be...
Landowners’ attorney wants state to come to table on Keystone XL
By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN, Neb. – The attorney representing landowners who got a Nebraska pipeline siting law...
Is John Dingell's 58 Years In Congress Something To Applaud?
Rep. John Dingell of Michigan is stepping down after the longest term in Congress in history. His time in Congress...
Remembering Harold Ramis And His Small Government Masterpiece
Harold Ramis was involved in some of my favorite movies of all time. From Groundhog Day to the Ghostbusters franchise, he was...
State Senator Tyler Axness Becomes Just Second 2014 Candidate For Democrats
Over the weekend I wrote about the miserable time Democrats are having finding candidates to run for the legislature. So...
Controversial cases may spark Tennessee Supreme Court shakeup
By Trent Seibert | for Tennessee Watchdog The Tennessee Supreme Court may face its first major shakeup since Reconstruction with...
Wall Street Journal: Bakken Oil Is Perhaps Most Volatile In The World
With explosive train derailments much in the headlines of late, the volatility of Bakken crude oil has become an issue....
MD senators balk at bill that would force many of them to commute
By Jeremy Bauer-Wolf | Maryland Reporter Sen. Allan Kittleman's colleagues on a Maryland Senate committee were clearly unhappy with his...
Housing expenses among perks MI taxpayers pay for Hollywood productions
By Tom Gantert | Michigan Capitol Confidential When Jennifer Garner told a Detroit radio station that she and her husband,...
