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Published Wednesday, July 20, 2016
At the Republican National Convention, IFL President Andrew Langer gave an impassioned speech on the war on First Amendment rights.
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Published Monday, June 27, 2016
On June 23, a coalition of 15 organizations, organized by the Institute for Liberty, sent a letter to Congress voicing appreciation for the Financial CHOICE Act.
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Published Thursday, June 16, 2016
We delve into a subject that is near and dear to our hearts. An issue we’ve talked about on our show now for many weeks, if not months, and it’s this bad idea of the Philly grocery tax. Mayor Jim Kenney in Philadelphia proposed a 3 cent per ounce beverage tax which will impact about a thousand or 1500 items on the grocery shelves, so it’s
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Published Wednesday, June 8, 2016
This morning, the Insitute for Liberty issued a statement regarding a recent "Audit" conducted by the government of Puerto Rico. That statement can be found by clicking the link below.
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Published Tuesday, June 7, 2016
On Tuesday, June 7, 2016, the Institute for Liberty and a coalition of national organizations submitted a letter to the City Council of Philadelphia voicing serious concerns with a proposed tax on sodas. The text of that letter can be found HERE.
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Published Thursday, May 19, 2016
The Institute for Liberty, along with five additional organizations, sent a letter to Rep. John Culberson regarding the Restoring America's Wire Act (RAWA).
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Published Wednesday, May 18, 2016
EDUCATION EXPERTS, ECONOMISTS, AND MANY DEMOCRATS AGREE: PHILLY GROCERY TAX IS A TERRIBLE IDEA
Mayor Jim Kenney (D-Philadelphia) is pushing a regressive beverage tax which targets his city’s poorest residents. The Mayor claims his tax will raise $400 million to fund myriad government programs, including universal Pre-K. The problem is the
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Published Monday, March 28, 2016
Philly’s Grocery Tax Can’t Fund Universal Pre-K
Jim Kenney (D-Philadelphia) promises to add universal pre-K to the city’s already distressed public schools. He made this promise knowing full well that the city is taxed to the max.
Kenney’s solution is to levy a beverage tax – at a whopping 3 cents per ounce – on the
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