Tony Perkins and Ken Blackwell
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This Labor Day, American Workers Can Say: The Economy Is Strong
For the first time in years, American workers will be celebrating Labor Day knowing that we finally have the economic wind in our sails.

After 30 Years, Justice Must Be Done for Iranian Dissidents' Families
This summer marks the 30th anniversary of a massacre of political prisoners that has been widely described as one of the worst crimes against humanity to take place in the post-World War II era.

Strong Patents: Key to a Strong Economy
I recently had the pleasure to sit on a panel with a number of incredible inventors and leaders on innovation issues in an experience that was both inspiring and infuriating.

Protecting the Integrity of Our Elections
Every properly registered voter has the right to an undiluted vote. Elections are vulnerable to fraud. I could write a catalog of ways people try to "game the system."

Trump Is Unleashing America's Entrepreneurial Spirit
There's no doubt about it: President Donald J. Trump has breathed new life into the American economy! President Trump is renegotiating outdated trade deals, many of which predate the internet. He is also standing up to bad state actors which use heavy-handed government policies to steal intellectual property and hurt American businesses.

Terror Plot Reveals Iran Is Afraid of Democratic Opposition but Not European Policy
Terrorist attacks by Iranian operatives and their proxies date back to the 1980s and 1990s. Tehran's behavior has not changed in any meaningful way over the years.

Why This Supreme Court Nominee Matters
For years the Left used its control of the federal courts to assume powers rightly left to the states.

Congress and the Wayfair Shakeup
The Supreme Court sided with South Dakota in a narrow ruling to overturn their own precedent (Quill vs. North Dakota) that states cannot force businesses to collect and remit sales taxes unless the business has a physical presence in their state. This ruling raises serious concerns about the future of Internet commerce.

A Viable Democratic Alternative to the Regime in Iran
One could easily argue that Iran's ruling theocracy is facing the greatest internal threat to its rule since the 1980s.

Expanded OPEC Threatens US Pursuit of Energy Dominance
This week's OPEC meeting reveals once again that the market for oil is controlled by nations that collude to manipulate oil prices.



























