June 28, 2012; Buddy Saunders. At Tuesday’s city council 2:00 PM work session, the proposed curbside recycling change was discussed and the decision made to move the plan forward. Because…
The George Washington Bridge, which connects Fort Lee, New Jersey, to Manhattan, is one of the world’s busiest spans. It is also the Port Authority’s main moneymaker, providing hundreds of…
On June 12, voters in North Dakota went to the polls to decide if they would become the first state to abolish its property tax. Though the measure was rejected,…
For many decades, Americans have had the good fortune and innumerable economic, health and lifestyle benefits of using highly affordable energy. While most Americans will remember periods where prices spiked,…
Question: Do you fill your car’s tank with gasoline that is part cellulosic ethanol, an environment-friendly distillate of wood chips, corn cobs, and switch grass? Let me answer for you:…
All of the above has become the mantra for politicians who want to avoid criticism. For the administration, it allows it to pretend it isn’t trying to kill coal. For…
Deficits, taxes and spending are the defining issues of the 2012 campaign, but regulation deserves a seat at the table, too. The current regulatory environment places an enormous burden on…
June 18, 2012; Buddy Saunders. Many people are Tea Party members in mind and spirit despite never having attended a Tea Party meeting or rally. And that, my friends, goes…
There has been substantial focus recently on motor fuel taxes paid by consumers and their collection for the ostensible purpose of investing in roadways. Specifically, more and more states are…
Many provisions of the current farm bill will expire at the end of September. It is estimated to have cost Americans $284 billion over…
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