In an op-ed column published today by the Washington Examiner, U.S. Senator DeMint writes that the central problem with ObamaCare "is not how the federal government is abusing its new power in this instance, but that the government indeed, a single person suddenly wields this power at all."
The first primary election for U.S. Senate will occur in Ohio two weeks from today. Voters can send a true conservative fighter to Washington by nominating State Treasurer Josh Mandel.
The highway bill is the latest example of Washington's bipartisan addiction to big spending. Every six years, Congress passes a spending bill that divvies up the revenues from the federal gas tax and other highway user fees. The money goes into an account called the Highway Trust Fund, and for decades Congress has promised not to spend more on roads and bridges than is available in the trust fund.
The SCF "Surge" campaign to raise $60,000 for Don Stenberg's campaign in Nebraska was a success. During the week of Feb. 5-11, over 1,000 freedom-loving Americans across the nation made contributions to help us reach our goal.
Ted Cruz, the SCF-endorsed candidate for U.S. Senate in Texas, recently wrote a blog post about the President's birth control mandates. It's another example of why Cruz is the strongest conservative voice in the Texas race.
According to a new Rasmussen Reports survey, Josh Mandel, the SCF-endorsed candidate for U.S. Senate in Ohio, is now within just 4 points of incumbent U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown.
Kerrey's decision all but guarantees that the winner of the Republican primary on May 15 will be the next U.S. Senator from the Cornhusker State. This benefits Don Stenberg, the strongest conservative in the race.
