And his supporters by more than half.
Obamacare and the 5-4 illegitimacy of liberal pundits.
Bruce Springsteen has lost touch with his audience.
Thursday’s ruling was step one. The real goal remains single-payer social justice.
How much more bureaucracy can we stand before we’re all unemployed?
Good Germany remains on its best behavior, but it’s not about to play the sap for anyone.
“Half of the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel important.”
Reminders that human nature doesn’t change.
(Editor’s Note: On days such as today, it’s helpful to remember that the Supreme Court is an institution to be watched — and won — over terms, years, and decades… not single decisions.)
In a craven decision written by the Chief Justice, the Court upholds most of PPACA.
Race is the base, the rich are the hitch: Obama and the Party of the Klan go Latino.
I have slapped a boycott on this year’s summer Olympics.
Which “-ism” is America under his rule?
Obama and the secular left are creating an ecumenical right — again.
“Miss Ruby’s” school outside Mobile, Alabama, gives underprivileged kids a chance.
Making a distinction between cosmic justice and social justice is more than just a semantic fine point.
Why are younger kids no longer interested vintage cars? Could it be because of government?
It lacks the needed capitalist underpinning, to say the least.
Perpetual increases in government spending is all that he has on his agenda.
Will the Constitution be further marginalized tomorrow — or revived?
Ted Cruz may be the Tea Party choice, but can he overcome David Dewhurst’s connections?
What does it mean to be denied “access”?
Robert W. Merry explores American history “through the prism of presidential performance.”
The remarkable life and imprisonment of Stephen Nodine.
But immigration remains unmistakably under federal authority — and a political football this election year.
David Limbaugh writes the definitive 2012 handbook on Obama.
He’s back on a racial profiling kick.
Ms. Henny-Penny is sure to spoil the Doomsayers’ fun.
Racism is like ketchup. It can be put on anything.
A far cry from Fargo, North Dakota.
Baseball delivers another knockdown pitch.
Barack Obama has made amnesty an issue again, and Mitt Romney responds uncertainly.
A brazen, unprecedented claim of executive privilege in Fast and Furious.
Demanding Republican funding for projects that will never be “shovel ready.”
A vacation interrupted by very sad news about a great economist, Dr. Anna Schwartz.
Welcome to America’s rocky budget horrow show.
As in political correctness, pornography, and plastic, the three great public poisons of our time.
Michael Bloomberg leads a mayoral crusade against “dirty” energy.
Why Washington should remain like Paris.
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