In the latest installment of The Grover Norquist Show, conservative activist Grover Norquist discusses Hillary Clinton's war on the sharing economy and examines just what it is about the future that irritates her so much. 

Grover Norquist discusses how politicians view Internet services and the opportunity politicians see for taxing the Internet.

In Grover Norquist's latest show, he talks about his support for the Second Amendment and Right on Crime, which a conservative approach to the criminal justice system: fighting crime, supporting victims, and protecting taxapyers. 

There's hidden gold in the U.S. Constitution. According to our founding document, all taxation must be uniformly applied. Join ATR President Grover Norquist as he makes the case for a constitutional requirement for a Flat Tax. 

Taxpayer Protection Alliance's Michi Illjazi joins ATR's Grover Norquist to discuss how some are delaying a routine process and distorting the earmark debate. 

Find more on the issue at http://www.atr.org/delay-water-settlements-needlessly-costing-taxpayers.

ATR's Chris Prandoni sits down with Grover Norquist to discuss three reasons why Congress doesn't need to raise the gas tax to fund the Highway Trust Fund. 

Under Obama’s latest tax plan, earnings in “Section 529” (named for its location in the Internal Revenue Code) college savings plans will face full income taxation upon withdrawal. This proposal is indisputably an income tax hike on middle-class families with children. 

These accounts are commonly used by middle class families. There are about 12 million 529 accounts open today, and they have an average account balance of approximately $21,000. Most 529 plans permit monthly contributions as low as $25 per month.