November 3, 2011

PHIL KERPEN — One of the largest landslide elections in the history of the United States took place one year ago today. Free-market Republicans, riding a wave of public anger at bailouts, stimulus, and big-government programs, swept into power... (more)

November 2, 2011

ANN COULTER — By spending the last three decades leveling accusations of "racism" every 10 seconds, liberals have made it virtually impossible for Americans to recognize real racism -- for example, the racism constantly spewed at black conservatives. In the last year alone, a short list of the things liberals have labeled "racist" include... (more)

November 2, 2011

FORBES — Was the recent attack on Herman Cain's presidential campaign a professional hit job? Absolutely, says Herman Cain. And he says he knows just where to look for the guy who did it: At 815 Slaters Lane in Alexandria, Virginia, a low-slung former warehouse in the shadow of a coal plant... (more)

November 2, 2011

REUTERS — Israel test-fired a missile from a military base on Wednesday, two days after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of the "direct and heavy threat" posed by Iran's nuclear program. The noon launch near Tel Aviv, which had not been announced in advance, coincided with a week-long surge of speculation in local media that Netanyahu was working to secure cabinet consensus for an attack on Israel's arch-foe... (more)

November 2, 2011

AUDREY HUDSON — House Republicans appear determined to help President Obama keep his promise to conduct the most open and transparent administration in history, even if they have to subpoena his subordinates every step of the way... (more)

November 2, 2011

EMILY MILLER — The president drove to Washington's Key Bridge Wednesday to plead once more for higher taxes to pay for infrastructure stimulus. Infrastructure here, of course, means trains and transit, not roads and bridges. The Republican Study Committee (RSC) countered with an alternative jobs bill that focuses on fostering a healthy economic climate for the private sector... (more)

November 2, 2011

THOMAS SOWELL — In various cities across the country, mobs of mostly young, mostly incoherent, often noisy and sometimes violent demonstrators are making themselves a major nuisance. Meanwhile, many in the media are practically gushing over these "protesters," and giving them the free publicity they crave for themselves and their cause -- whatever that is, beyond venting their emotions on television... (more)

November 2, 2011

DAVID LIMBAUGH — There he goes again. President Obama, on the campaign stump, rails against the "rich," saying our "wealth gap" shows a need for a "fairer approach." Does he really believe our economic problems have been caused by insufficient taxes on the rich?... (more)

November 2, 2011

MICHELLE MALKIN — The next stage of the Aimless Occupation of America is upon us: On Wednesday, rabble-rousers in the San Francisco Bay Area will walk off jobs they don't have and encourage everyone else around the country to abandon work to protest high unemployment... (more)

November 2, 2011

JEN VELDHUYZEN — The freshman senator from Pennsylvania announced Oct. 20 he will co-sponsor the Respect for Rights of Conscience Act to thwart a regulation he said forces Catholic organizations to cover contraceptives against their faith. "I hope President Obama will work with Congress to grant a meaningful exemption to protect the rights of religious entities," said Sen. Patrick "Pat" J. Toomey (R.-Pa.)... (more)

November 2, 2011

AUDREY HUDSON — The House on Tuesday passed a measure reaffirming "In God We Trust" as the national motto of the U.S., in an effort to encourage its display in public buildings and send a message to those who seek to remove God from the public domain... (more)

November 2, 2011

WASHINGTON TIMES — Harry Reid is determined to do nothing productive this year. The Senate majority leader has made it his mission to block votes on bipartisan legislation originating in the Republican-controlled House while bringing Democratic bills to the floor that are designed to fail. It's a dead-end road paved with intentions to re-elect President Obama... (more)

November 2, 2011

WALTER WILLIAMS — After Moammar Gadhafi​'s downfall as Libya's tyrannical ruler, politicians and "experts" in the U.S. and elsewhere, including French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe, are saying that his death marked the end of 42 years of tyranny and the beginning of democracy in Libya. Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., said Gadhafi's death represented an opportunity for Libya to make a peaceful and responsible transition to democracy... (more)

November 1, 2011

WASHINGTON TIMES — President Obama recently compared the Tea Party to the Occupy Wall Street protests, telling ABC News' Jake Tapper, "in some ways they're not that different." We beg to differ. The Tea Party and the protesters are almost exact opposites... (more)

November 1, 2011

CHUCK COLSON — It should be an open and shut case. Study after study shows the beneficial effects of marriage and the self-inflicted harm that people experience when they ignore this evidence. Marriage is good for us in so many ways... (more)

October 31, 2011

WES VERNON, RA ANALYST — Hollywood's revolutionary left apparently is willing to shed its fig leaf of respectability to produce a movie glorifying a violent pro-communist terrorist group. We are not talking here about some "on the cheap" Grade C movie filmed in someone's basement... (more)

October 31, 2011

ALAN KEYES — Words don't have the same import once you have changed their meaning. Given the position he has taken on the government's responsibility to secure the unalienable right to life, Herman Cain has been trying to achieve the "de facto" redefinition of what it means to be "pro-life"... (more)

October 31, 2011

GARY BAUER — Polls show an overwhelming majority of Americans are pessimistic about the direction of our country. It would be tempting to link our current malaise to the economy alone. But it's not just families' finances that are broken. In many cases, so are the families themselves... (more)