Special Report
Obama’s Latest Monstrosity
John Berlau | 7.21.10
Today he signs the 2,315 page Dodd-Frank financial regulation bill into law — thanks in part to the Republicans’ unwillingness to resist when resist they could have.
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Friday, July 23, 2010
Special Report
Single-Payer or Bust
Philip Klein | 7.23.10
For liberal activists, ObamaCare is just the end of the beginning. Live from Netroots Nation.
The Obama Watch
Buffett’s Blown Opportunity
Andrew B. Wilson | 7.23.10
The Sage of Omaha fails to urge Obama to hit the reset button.
A Further Perspective
Donald Berwick and the Anti-Israelis
Robert M. Goldberg | 7.23.10
In Obama’s man, socialized health-care and Israeli-bashing go hand in hand.
The Nation’s Pulse
Money for Sculptures, But Not Firefighters
Andrew Cline | 7.23.10
Is criticizing arts funding itself art?
Streetcar Line
Panther Investigation Is Legit
Quin Hillyer | 7.23.10
Conservative “rift” is ultimately unimportant.
Political Hay
Gone to Sod
RiShawn Biddle | 7.23.10
It was once known as the Land of Lincoln. Today Illinois is the Land of Corruption, a political cesspool that would put Tammany Hall to shame.
At Large
When It Rains, It Pours
George H. Wittman | 7.23.10
Vietnam’s economy is more confused that its weather — and too weak to emulate China.
Another Perspective
Tripping Down
Jay D. Homnick | 7.23.10
A triple take, up in the air between Philadelphia and Miami.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Political Hay
As Easy As A to Z
W. James Antle, III | 7.22.10
Republicans should be simple but specific about spending cuts.
The Public Policy
The Natural Gas Man
Philip Klein | 7.22.10
T. Boone Pickens explains why America should embrace natural gas to end our dependence on foreign fuel.
Special Report
The Character of Unemployment
Ben Stein | 7.22.10
My response to an underemployed critic and to the blogger community.
Breaking News
Romanoff Pledges Cooperation With Issa Jobsgate Probe
Jeffrey Lord | 7.22.10
Appearing on Denver talk show, Senate candidate moves Jobsgate story forward.
The Nation’s Pulse
Death by Interview
Christopher Orlet | 7.22.10
So what is your greatest weakness?
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Another Perspective
Economists vs. Economics
Ryan Young | 7.21.10
There’s a very important difference.
Political Hay
The Political Earthquake — As Predicted
Peter Ferrara | 7.21.10
Even if you were vision-impaired you would have seen it coming.
The Obama Watch
Subpoena the President
Matt Purple | 7.21.10
The drip-drip-drip of the Blagojevich trial slowly drowns his credibility.
Media Matters
Journolist Equals Liberal Fascism
John R. Guardiano | 7.21.10
This lingering journalistic scandal isn’t going away anytime soon — despite the media’s attempt to kill the story.
At Large
Beware the Next Goldstone
Brett Joshpe | 7.21.10
Don’t legitimize the UN Human Rights Council.
A Further Perspective
How to Party in November
Lisa Fabrizio | 7.21.10
Alas, some tea partiers are succumbing to the media’s blandishments.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Campaign Crawlers
Democrats Renew Their War on America’s Youth
Philip Klein | 7.20.10
With election year at hand, Democrats and their liberal allies are back to scaring seniors and denying there’s a Social Security crisis.
Special Report
Just Say No
Shawn Macomber | 7.20.10
Author Thomas Woods pens the guidebook to nullifying federal tyranny.
The Nation’s Pulse
The NAACP: Becoming Mel Gibson, Applauding Shirley Sherrod
Jeffrey Lord | 7.20.10
Image and reality clash: from Christian Adams to Sherrod to Wright and Farrakhan.
Political Hay
Six Months of Scott Brown
Aaron Goldstein | 7.20.10
The honeymoon is over — but let us recall this is also a moderate Republican.
Constitutional Opinions
Suing Obamacare
Douglas Smith | 7.20.10
The states’ lawsuit over Obamacare raises fundamental issues of individual liberty and government power.
London Calling
Brother, Can You Spare a Euro?
Paul Johnson | from the July 2010 - August 2010 issue
The European Union is supposed to promote amity among its members. The result has been the opposite: hatred.
Movie Takes
Restrepo
James Bowman | 7.20.10
An interesting if irony-filled documentary on the Afghanistan War.
Monday, July 19, 2010
Washington Prowler
Perverse Democrats
The Prowler | 7.19.10
Donald Berwick wastes no time. Plus: Meet the Democrats’ richest sex offender.
The Obama Watch
In Joco Jobitas
Andrew B. Wilson | 7.19.10
How the Obama Administration is able to report accelerating job growth in a stagnant economy.
Loose Canons
Discretionary Defense
Jed Babbin | 7.19.10
There’s one entitlement the U.S. cannot do without.
Campaign Crawlers
Charlie Drills for Votes
Larry Thornberry | 7.19.10
An oily hustle from an oily hustler.
Ben Stein’s Diary
The End of Wishful Thinking
Ben Stein | 7.19.10
A special Recession Diary edition.
The Nation’s Pulse
Oro y Plata
Reid Collins | 7.19.10
Montana proposes to teach children from first grade on about sex and homosexuality.
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