Read this great article in National Review Online by AFP's VP of Policy Phil Kerpen. It's isR Grifffin NLRB the politics of IL taken to the national stage:

On January 4, President Obama took the unprecedented step of declaring the Senate to be in recess — although the Senate considered itself to be in session — so that he could install several appointees in key positions at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).

A candid conversation with renowned economist Dr. Walter E. Williams of George Mason University.

The case for free enterprise is not only a rational one, but a moral one as well. Dr. Arthur Brooks of the American Enterprise Institute makes the case better than almost anyone else out there.