The Nation's Worst Attorneys General

The Nation's Worst Attorneys General

Some of the nation’s state attorneys general have been very bad indeed, reports Senior Attorney Hans Bader. In the new study, "The Nation’s Worst Attorneys General," Bader documents cases of AGs engaging in unethical behavior, usurping legislative powers, fabricating the law, and following predatory practices in regards to private (and out-of-state) businesses. He goes on to rank the worst of the worst, a list headed up by California’s Jerry Brown and Connecticut’s Richard Blumenthal.

Shaping the Debate

[Video] Vincent Vernuccio on Non-Union Pickets - Vincent Vernuccio's media appearance on Fox Business

U.S. Tech Firms' China Presence Furthers Internet Freedom - Ryan Radia and Greg Conko's op-ed in The Seattle Times

Obama's New Financial Regulation Bill Strangles America's Economy with Red Tape - John Berlau's op-ed on Fox Forum

More Muscle for Big Merchants - John Berlau's op-ed on The New York Times' Room for Debate

Climategate Inquiry Glosses Over the Facts - Iain Murray's op-ed in The Washington Examiner

Economists vs. Economics - Ryan Young's op-ed in The American Spectator

'Climategate' Fallout may Impact Legislation - Myron Ebell's citation in The San Francisco Chronicle

Lift Government Barriers to Encourage Competition and Innovation - Wayne Crews' news release

Best of the Blogs

President Obama Signs Dodd-Frank Financial "Reform" Bill: 2315 Pages of Special-Interest Payoffs by Hans Bader

Blowout Prevention Act - Will Rs Get Buyer’s Remorse? - by Marlo Lewis

LibertyWeek Podcast

Episode 102: Collective Insanity

Richard Morrison and Marc Scribner welcome guest co-host Alex Nowrasteh to episode 102. We take on the health care tax, obscenity and the First Amendment, the prognosis for the Gulf of Mexico, and the collective insanity coming out of Venezuela.