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Americans relate to Founders, not Progressives

Democrats are reportedly planning to raise $125 million for a campaign to sell Obamacare to the voting public. Apparently the idea is that what 50-plus presidential speeches and statements and months of congressional debate could not do can be done by $125 million spent on everything from TV ads to community organizers. Read More

Obama and Dems heading for electoral disaster

All around, there are Democrats telling us their prospects for November are looking up. Things aren't as bad as Republicans say! Health care is becoming more popular! The country wants financial reform! People still like Barack Obama! Isn't Joe Barton awful! Read More

Timothy P. Carney: White House, Google violate lobbying pledge

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Maybe a $150 billion company with 21,000 employees and 20 percent profit margins doesn't count as big business or a special interest if it talks about "changing the world from the bottom up, not from the top down," as President Obama put it. Maybe a millionaire who spends his days leaning on policymakers to benefit his company isn't a lobbyist if he calls himself an "Internet evangelist." Read More

Small-government insurgents may save the GOP

Republicans may manage to find a way to fail in the most favorable political climate for their party since the New Deal Democratic majority got bounced out on its ration book in 1946. But the signs for November continue to point to an absolute thrashing for the Democrats and, more surprising, a revitalization of Republicanism. Read More

Mark Tapscott: Big Government is dying in the Gulf oil spill UPDATED!

It's not just millions of gallons of black gold spilling into the Gulf of Mexico that are being lost. Also disappearing into watery despair are the last shreds of credibility for progressive Big Government. It's Day 65 of the Deepwater Horizon spill and the only hope of stopping the flow of thick, gooey crude remains the relief well being drilled by the private sector. Read More

Whether he likes it or not, Obama must command

We didn't need this. By "we" I mean the large majority of citizens who want America to succeed in Afghanistan. By "this" I mean the Rolling Stone article which quoted Gen. Stanley McChrystal and his aides saying uncomplimentary things about Barack Obama, Joe Biden and other civilian officials. Read More

Amid crises, Obama declares war -- on Arizona

The Obama administration has a lot of fights on its hands. Putting aside real wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, there's the battle against leaking oil in the Gulf, the struggle against 9.7 percent unemployment across the country, and clashes over the president's agenda on Capitol Hill. Despite all that, the White House has found time to issue a new declaration of war, this time against an unlikely enemy: the state of Arizona. Read More

James Carafano: 'New START' leads to bad end

John Forbes Nash Jr. had a beautiful mind. Ron Howard said so. Read More

Obama lucky to have a weak business foe in BP

You can fault President Obama for not making sure his offshore drilling regulators were up to the job. And you can say he was foolish to believe that pumping an explosive mix of natural gas and oil 2 1/2 miles up to a platform floating 41 miles offshore was "absolutely safe." But no one can say that he wasn't unlucky in his timing. Read More

Obama's thuggery is useless in fighting spill

Thuggery is unattractive. Ineffective thuggery even more so. Which may be one reason so many Americans have been reacting negatively to the response of Barack Obama and his administration to BP's Gulf oil spill. Read More
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