OPINION: A Line-By-Line Analysis of the Bills We Must Kill
The Transformational Tyrant
William L. Gensert
Today, we stand on the cusp of history. Will we be governed or ruled? More
Romney Denialists
Gene Schwimmer
Romney Denialists are grassroots Republicans who so virulently oppose Mitt Romney that they are in total denial that Romney is, in fact, the overwhelming choice of the Republican grassroots. More
Mitt Romney: The Last Republican President?
Steve McCann
If ever a candidate mirrored the mindset and approach of George H.W. Bush, it is Mitt Romney. This is the last hurrah of the Republican establishment. More
2012: It’s Bain Capital vs. Obama Capital
Christopher Chantrill
Genius at work somewhere deep in the brains of the Romney campaign. More
Ron Paul’s Successful Brand Strategy
Mark Edward Taylor
The key to Paul’s current success in his third run for the presidential nomination is his political branding. Paul has become the savviest pitchman in the narrowing Republican primary field. More
Harry Reid: Friendly like a Rattlesnake
Jeffrey Folks
Sen. Harry Reid urged Republican lawmakers to abandon their partisanship and join him in passing everything Democrats could dream of. More
Veepstakes: 7 contenders for the GOP ticket
Sure, we don’t have a presidential nominee yet. But that’s not stopping pundits from starting to pencil in the bottom half of the GOP ticket
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Opinion Brief Mitt Romney’s VP shortlist: Presumptuous?
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Cartoon View The GOP drags its feet
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Burning Question Marco Rubio: A sure bet for the GOP’s VP slot?
Sending kids to lobby against abortion: ‘Cheap exploitation’?
January 16, 2012, at 2:22 PMTo garner support for Ohio’s controversial “heartbeat bill,” anti-abortion activists use teddy-bear-clutching children as lobbyists
For those who have everything
January 16, 2012, at 9:30 AMDiamond-studded business cards — and more in our collection of bizarrely elite consumer products
Veepstakes: 7 contenders for the GOP ticket
January 16, 2012, at 9:00 AMSure, we don’t have a presidential nominee yet. But that’s not stopping pundits from starting to pencil in the bottom half of the GOP ticket
7 bizarre celebrity cruises: A slideshow
January 16, 2012, at 8:25 AMKate Gosselin is the latest low-grade celeb to offer travelers the chance to hit the high seas with her
Has al-Qaeda Ceased to Exist?
Kerry Patton
Arguably, al-Qaeda is now nothing more than a label placed on various and sundry Sunni Islamic terrorist groups. More
The Problem with Iran Is Not Lack of Communication
With tensions high over tougher sanctions, and Iran’s threats to block the Strait of Hormuz, here come the calls for Groundhog day, again. (Also read Roger L. Simon: “Israel Vice Premier Gets It Wrong on Obama-Iran.”)
SOPA and PROTECT-IP: A Line-By-Line Analysis of the Bills We Must Kill
by Bill Reader
Unconscionable power grabs. Call your congressmen with this.
Where were the liberal politicians?
January 17, 2012
Another taxpayer rip-off under the noses of the usual suspects. More
Santorum tags Romney in SC ad
January 17, 2012
Hard hitting and factual. More
Soros’s friend in the Oval Office does him a favor
January 16, 2012
After all, it was George Soros who admitted in a 2004 New Yorker profile that there are “symbiotic moments between political and business interests.” More
European bailout agency may need bailout
January 16, 2012
This will not end well. More
Harry Reid’s ‘Extreme’
January 16, 2012
I keep trying to reconcile Harry Reid’s view of the Tea Party with my own firsthand experience. More
NY Times’ big travel spread on Jerusalem through the eyes of an anti-Zionist atheist
January 16, 2012
Among all the countries in the world, he writes, “there was only one that I had absolutely zero interest in ever visiting: Israel.” More
Smaller Government’s Newest Politician: Barack Obama
January 16, 2012
Seems Barack Obama has slipped on his Mitt Romney mask. The President hosted a White House smaller-government event complete with a bubble graph slide show and CEOs More
Poll shows Romney, Obama in near dead heat
January 16, 2012
Romney holds narrow lead with indies. More
Christmas Under Islam: Hardly a Season to be Jolly
by It is neither a time of “peace” nor “goodwill.”
Enough: Israel Crushes Extremism. Others Promote It.
by Israel is overwhelmingly rallying against extremists targeting my daughter’s friend Na’ama. Are you paying attention?
by Mark Levin’s Ameritopia: Progressivism, the Oldest Evil
by The “Lean Forward” crowd has bled off Man since he freed up time for philosophy.
Can Real Liberalism and the Democratic Party Be Saved from the Radical Takeover?
by Barry Rubin
The Left’s Long March is near complete.
How Progressive Race-Baiters Destroyed Civil Rights Progress in America
And here’s yet another exhibit, the racist fantasies of Tulane professor and MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry.
Santoronomics — A Mixed Report Card
As an admirer of Santorum, I offer some friendly criticism.
Sex Addiction 101
PJM’s advice columnist on the Chinese food syndrome of loveless sex: no sooner satisfied, than feeling empty again.
Battlefield South Carolina
There are signs that Romney faces a tougher path in the Palmetto State. (Note: Roger L. Simon and Bryan Preston will provide on-the-ground reports from South Carolina this week.)
The Sad Tale of Judith Clark: How Ideology Can Ruin a Life
by Ron Radosh
Does she now deserve leniency? I say yes, David Horowitz says no.
