Conservative Policy: Be What Barack’s Not
February 2, 2010 by Anthony Bialy
Filed under Commentary
Opposing whatever Barack Obama wants counts as an idea. Tending to think the answer to anything he says is “No” is a magnificent concept on par with the invention of the George Foreman Grill or the football-shaped sausage. Those who want the precise converse of the president’s agenda aren’t just being reactionary grumps, either, although [...]
Your Cash Is Buying Those Clunkers
August 19, 2009 by Laura Adelmann
Filed under Profiles in Conservatism
By: Laura Adelmann
It seems like a great plan, right? Get people to buy new cars by offering a rebate if they buy a car with better gas mileage than their old car. People spend money and the car industry gains. The government probably hopes you’ll buy a GM, of course. But, [...]
Rid yourself of income tax-induced headaches!
June 2, 2009 by Lisa Farrar Wellman
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By Lisa Farrar Wellman
Even if we’re getting money back from the IRS, I dread tax season. It literally hurts my brain.
Now, first, I should mention that we’re beyond cheap. We do
not hire someone to do our taxes for us. No, sir. We do them ourselves and by “we” I mean my husband does them and [...]
Tax day raises question: Is there a better way?
May 20, 2009 by Fran Eaton
Filed under Features
Any American who’s fretted through filling out his or her income tax returns, churned through the confusing TurboTax online maze or plopped their shoe boxes of receipts down on their H&R Block representatives’ desk has to be mumbling today, “There’s got to be a better way.”
They say it’s unavoidable…
April 24, 2009 by Sue
Filed under Commentary
The following article by Sue, originally appeared on her blog, Heart Thoughts.
I sculpt and sell custom figurines of companion pets as a way to supplement my income. It’s never been a big business, but I’ve always faithfully kept records of my little sales and expenses and dutifully filed my taxes.
After the election in November, my [...]
Truthers and other Strangers
April 22, 2009 by Daria DiGiovanni
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Note: This piece originally appeared on Daria DiGiovanni’s blog Palin Drone, on April 12, 2009
Conservatives and their next-of-kin, libertarians — much like some actual families — have tended to co-exist in a sort of marriage of convenience. It’s oftentimes an uneasy alliance, whereby the shared outlook on limited government, taxes and economic issues form the [...]
Why Do Liberals Hate Tea Parties?
April 16, 2009 by Joseph Klare
Filed under Commentary

This is about the Government, the Government you now control. Why aren’t you happy libs? Your check is in the mail.
Death and Taxes
April 2, 2009 by Ginny Haynie
Filed under Commentary
The first is inevitable, the second wasn’t always so onerous. Here’s a history of taxation in the United States. It’s long but incredibly interesting.
Bearing in mind that the power to tax is the power to destroy, which system would you prefer to live in? One that is straight forward and takes only what’s necessary or [...]



