It angered me when President Obama in 2009 said doctors were so greedy, they might perform unnecessary surgery on a child (yes, the President of the United States actually said this) just to collect...
It angered me when President Obama in 2009 said doctors were so greedy, they might perform unnecessary surgery on a child (yes, the President of the United States actually said this) just to collect...
Washington, D.C. - Senator Johnson made the following remarks on the vote today in the Senate on S. 2199, the Paycheck Fairness Act:"It's been illegal to pay women less than men with comparable...
It is fashionable in Democrat circles to be enraged about the Koch brothers. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has been claiming that Charles and David Koch, two men who have grown wealthy by making...
Sen. Johnson made these remarks after voting against authorizing temporary extended unemployment benefits yet again:"What the federal government needs to do is to start prioritizing spending. If...
The Wall Street Journal had it about right in praising last week's Supreme Court decision that government cannot tell any free American how many candidates she or he may support with donations:"One...
President Obama boasts that his "Affordable" Care Act is a success because 7.1 million people registered on his government-run exchanges. This falls miserably short of expectations set only two...
Washington, D.C. - Senators Ron Johnson and Tammy Baldwin (WI) today announced a friendly wager with Senators Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul of Kentucky on the outcome of Saturday's Wisconsin Badgers...
What's wrong with the government bailing out General Motors? David Harsanyi in The Federalist recounts just how hard the federal government came down on a competitor, Toyota, when it was briefly...
President Obama says that 7.1 million people have signed up for coverage on government health insurance exchanges under Obamacare. It was so exciting to the White House that his staff invented a new...
Senators Introduce Bipartisan Resolution to Honor Thousands of Women Affected by Expatriation Act of 1907, Express Regret for Injustices WASHINGTON, DC [03/28/14]—U.S. Sens. Al Franken...