Tim Huelskamp

It is not only right, it is crucial that taxpayers know exactly how the money the government demands from them is spent. It is also critical that those taxpayers interact with those making spending decisions.

The Heartland Institute celebrated its 34th Anniversary with a reception and dinner at The Cotillion in Palatine, Illinois, on Friday October 26, 2018. 

A June 26 article in Roll Call titled, “A New Climate of Realism Emerges in Energy Debate,” argues progressives and conservatives should join forces in embracing climate realism, throwing over the claim “climate change is a hoax,” as well as the assertion that “renewable energy can supply all of the world’s energy needs.”

The Heartland Institute held its Third Annual Picnic for Freedom on Saturday June 2 to share some of its accomplishment of the past year and to celebrate what is yet to come in the years ahead.

Eighty liberty-loving friends joined together for insight into how Heartland aims to tackle the big issues to push back against the crushing big government agenda, knowing that fighting for freedom is a rough sport. 

Heartland Institute introduced its new president, Dr. Tim Huelskamp at what many attendees hope will be an annual event on the afternoon of September 9: the Picnic for Freedom!

Among the things one thinks about, or should think about, as retirement looms is long-term care… and perhaps more importantly when you’re in your 50s, long-term care insurance.

Incoming Heartland Institute President Tim Huelskamp, former member of Congress from Kansas’ First District (2011-2017) spoke with Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Alex Marlow about his new position at the national free-market think tank.

No one wants to send a species to extinction, but when a chicken that can be hunted and cooked for dinner is proposed as an endangered species, one has to…