The Daily Caller reports Move to extend Patriot Act under suspended rules fails in House. A second attempt under different rules is expected before they expire on Feb. 28.
The Tea Party Review, the first national magazine "for, by, and about the Tea Party movement" will make it's debut at CPAC reports the NY Times.
In States to Washington: Follow the Constitution Bob Unruh writes about state legislative reactions to the federal behemoth.
The Hill reports Blue Dog Dems might support Republican budget cuts
The Center for Freedom and Prosperity has a new video: Four Reasons Why Big Government Is Bad Government
A House Committee releases The top five Obama regulations that American businesses hate most.
Ditching unwritten rules for freshmen, Paul does it his way reports The Hill about Senator Rand Paul.
Given Obama's 733 waivers to his political cronies this author asks Are Health-Care Waivers Unconstitutional?
Well, being up for re-election Hatch 'invited himself' to Tea Party town hall.
Is the CPAC Schism Really About Attacking Ron Paul? asks Daniel McCarthy at The American Conservative.
Ron Paul is spending time in Iowa.
A conservative coalition is seeking to defund unspent stimulus dollars.
Two legislators introduce The Open Records Access Act which would remove former Gov. Bill Richardson's 8-year seal on his personal and public records. Former legislator John Grubesic says you can't seal the truth.
Human Events says caveat emptor in Beware of the RINO (Reagan In Name Only)
CNN reports on the First Tea Party Town Hall.
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