Gingrich is beyond toast.

Is it reasonable to state that countries with less guns are more likely to become tyrannical than countries with more guns?

Wearing a wire can come back to bite you.

Mitt won’t sign the Susan B. Anthony List’s Pro-Life Pledge.

When one runs for president, it is assumed that one has a shot at one’s home state. Some of the GOP hopefuls, however, look more like unfavorite sons (and daughters).

Romney remains the clear front-runner in NH in a post-debate poll.

Does Limbaugh love the Heritage Foundation because of their ideas or their check book?

The ISI appears to have shown a special interest in informants that helped the CIA find bin Laden.

Sandy Levinson suggests that there is a key lesson from the Founders that we ignore.

Government is inextricably linked to the marriage business.

The US spends a lot on defense relative to, well, the rest of the world.

Turkey has had elections, and the ruling AKP has retained a majority in parliament. The next major issue appears to be constitutional reform.

It appears that the Syrian military is starting to fracture. Exactly how widespread this is remains to be seen.

In addition to Alabama, we can also have Georgia on ours minds on the ongoing immigration debate.

AL takes AZ’s approach and goes a few steps beyond.

Would it be unconstitutional for Congress to extend Mueller’s term?

Wives have played key roles in several GOP nomination trajectories this year. Newt Gingrich appears to be the latest example.

Here’s another way that Romney will be called a RINO.

Pawlenty proposes the “Google test.”

Beck heads to the internet.

Two things: 1) one of the best things I have seen on this topic and 2) and a re-iteration on what I think is the broader issue here.

To paraphrase Rumsfeld: you go to the ballot box with the candidate you have, not the candidate you want, or would like to have.