limited government

The problems we have today did not start four years ago -- they've accumulated through a consistent departure from our core principles of being a free nation, under God.

The big-government, high-taxation, overreaching regulation model of governing has been a saga of failure in America's cities.

All change begins with character and personal transformation.

Tavis Smiley and Cornel West's new book claims there is no hope for anyone to rise out of poverty without government boosting them using other people's money.

75 percent of Hispanics prefer bigger government compared to 41 percent of the general population.

Our growing burden of taxes and government debt stems from the growth of government programs, enabled by open-ended interpretation of the Constitution.

Over the last decade, voters have become more conservative and more sensitized to looking for authenticity in a candidate.

The inconceivable and the unanticipated is the rule of our lives rather than the exception.

Our hobbled economy reflects erosion of the cultural pillars that make possible a free society.

The welfare state assumes from the start that individuals won't make it without government managing their lives.