Phil Kerpen

By Phil Kerpen
Published January 20, 2012 | FoxNews.com

For the better part of a decade, companies like Google and IAC/InterActiveCorp have been pushing for the federal government to regulate the Internet in the name of net neutrality, and I’ve been fighting them every step of the way.

Whatever you think about SOPA, nobody should be fooled into believing Google and its allies are any less committed to regulating the Internet than they’ve always been.

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By Phil Kerpen
Published January 18, 2012 | FoxNews.com

This House is expected to vote today on a “resolution of disapproval” to condemn President Obama for increasing the nation’s debt ceiling. But the president is only doing so pursuant to specific legislative approval from. It’s all part of the “McConnell Plan,” which was designed to increase the debt ceiling while allowing Republicans to pretend to oppose it.

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By Phil Kerpen
Published: 2:03 PM 01/06/2012

On the same day that Obama appointed Richard Cordray to head the CFPB, he appointed two union lawyers to the NLRB. One of them is known for imposing an Internet gag order on his own workers to protect union bosses.

Read the rest at the Daily Caller.

December 2, 2011 at 11:35 am
by Phil Kerpen

The House is poised to pass a fundamental reform that would transform the country’s regulatory system and restore the basic constitutional principle that Congress is responsible for writing the laws in this country. The reform bill is called the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act, and it started two years ago as an idea in the head of a remarkable 78-year-old tea party activist in Alexandria, Kentucky named Lloyd Rogers.

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Take action to support REINS here!