The Daily Caller

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TheDC Morning: Gabriel Gomez won't need to pee when he's in D.C.

| Jamie Weinstein
Gabriel Gomez

Does Gomez have the type of bladder America needs in Washington?

New Republican budget promises entitlement reforms, lower taxes - TheDC

| Will Rahn
Rep. Mike Lee

Sen. Mike Lee’s ‘Saving the American Dream’ budget aims to ‘cut the size of government in half over 25 years’

$494 billion tax increase to hit in 2013 - TheDC

| Caroline May
Burning Money

If the world doesn’t end this year, 2013 will be taxing

Anti-piracy bill creates fear about 'aggressive' Justice Dept. that 'makes mistakes' - TheDC

| Josh Peterson
Department of Justice

‘They have been already pretty aggressive using the powers that they already have, and they seem extraordinarily averse to admitting mistakes’

Debate questioners tied closely to Romney, Gingrich - TheDC

| Matthew Boyle

Study: Public school teachers aren't underpaid - TheDC

| Lauren Chooljian
Broken Budget Jobless Teachers

Teachers’ union pushes back on the study from the American Enterprise Institute

Expensive USAJobs.gov overhaul leaves users frustrated, private companies offering help - TheDC

| Josh Peterson
USAJobs.gov

‘OPM wasted two years and $20 million taxpayer dollars to build a website with less functionality than it had to begin with’

November debate to address foreign policy - TheDC

| Caroline May
Republicans Debate.JPEG

GOP debates so far have largely addressed the economy and a mix of social issues

Teen sex rates: Giving it up keeps going down - TheDC

| Kells Hetherington
Bristol Palin

Percentage of sexually active teens has remained relatively unchanged since 2002, according to the CDC

Leaders with Ginni Thomas: Tim Chapman and Michael Needham from Heritage Action - TheDC

| Ginni Thomas

Leaders with Ginni Thomas: Tim Chapman and Michael Needham from Heritage Action

Leaders with Ginni Thomas: Heritage Action on the lack of conservative Democrats - TheDC

| Ginni Thomas

Leaders with Ginni Thomas: Heritage Action on the lack of conservative Democrats

Heritage urges Congress to vote 'no' on debt deal - TheDC

| Jamie Weinstein
Heritage Action Debt Deal

‘It remains insufficient to the task at hand’

Industry, policy groups slam EPA regs in letters to Issa - TheDC

| Jonathan Strong

‘The burdens of regulation on Americans have increased at an alarming rate’

Heritage, DeMint: Tea Party is our nation's conscience - TheDC

| Alex Pappas

Heritage Foundation President Ed Feulner and Sen. Jim DeMint claim that the Tea Party is here to stay

Heritage Foundation picks up former Cheney aide - TheDC

| Alex Pappas

David Addington, who worked for the former vice president, is joining the conservative group to become the head of domestic and economic policy studies

Hawking the tea parties

| James Carafano

They are deficit hawks, yes. But will that make them doves on defense?

Heritage spin-off wants Obamacare repeal - THE DAILY CALLER

| Caroline May

Heritage Action for America launched its first national campaign Wednesday evening with Iowa Republican Rep. Steve King’s filing of a discharge petition aimed at repealing Obamacare

Insiders cash in, consumers pay under new energy bill

| Hon. Ernest Istook

Major players in Washington cheered the latest version of an energy bill, which tries to buy votes with “something for almost everyone.” But beleaguered consumers will get stuck with skyrocketing bills after others feast on new government benefits

A new advocate for America’s foundational principles

| Scott Erickson

The consequential and timely ascendance of Heritage Action for America will prove a defining moment in the transformation of America’s political landscape

Payroll Tax Holiday: Adding to Growing Social Security Deficits

| AJ

The Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment (HIRE) Act could be considered an excellent piece of legislation–if, that is, the goal of the legislation was to ensure massive Social Security deficits without creating a single new job. Yet another attempt by the federal government to coerce companies into hiring more workers, the HIRE Act also signals two fundamental and likely permanent shifts to the Social Security system