Among the unintended but not unforeseen consequences of the new health care law is that companies who were previously offering some health coverage may stop altogether. In some cases, that’s just as well.
Support for the Tea Party is at record levels but that movement does not have a coherent policy platform. Can the energy be harnessed to good use?
Mary Anastasia O’Grady takes Jeffery Golodberg to task over his interview with Fidel Castro. Much hilarity (or, at least, poor analysis) ensues.
There isn’t much doubt that China is manipulating its currency for competitive advantage. What can be done about it?
As the mid-term elections enter their final eight weeks, there’s more bad news for Democrats.
The Army and its officer corps are becoming increasingly Southern and rural. Is this a bad thing? If so, what can we do about it?
Not surprisingly, Radical Islamists are taking notice of the tone of debate in the United States over the so-called “Ground Zero Mosque.”
Shockingly, the Tea Party as a generic movement is more popular than congressional leadership. Interestingly, the Democrats are still slightly more popular than the Tea Party and the Reps are in third.
According to a new MSNBC/Wall Street Journal poll, the public that will head to the polls in November is increasingly gloomy and pessimistic.
Are government imposed mandates making it impossible for businesses to justify hiring new workers?
Despite 9.5% unemployment, American firms are struggling to find qualified applicants for job openings.
Some Democrats who support ending the Bush tax cuts for high earners want to exempt their own rich constituents.
If you needed more proof that our tax system is far too complicated, consider the case of Alex Rodriguez’ 600th home run ball.
In arguing against lifting liability caps on offshore drilling, the Wall Street Journal is arguing against both moral responsibility and the free market.
American Conservatism has changed significantly since the days of William F. Buckley Jr. One former National Review editor says that it’s changed for the worse.
Recent debates over the economic and fiscal impact of the Bush tax cuts indicate that Republicans still haven’t learned the lessons of the Bush years.
Reports of Barack Obama’s political death are greatly exaggerated and wildly premature.
Will Democrats use a lame-duck session of Congress to pass legislation they can’t get through otherwise ? They might try, but I doubt they’ll succeed.
A district court judge has issued a ruling that could have wide ramifications for the question of same-sex marriage.
One year ago today, Sarah Palin resigned as Governor of Alaska after only 2 1/2 years in office.
The latest poll trends have pollster Charlie Cook thinking that the Democrats could be in for a very bad trouncing on Election Day.
Did the American media cover up torture by the Bush Administration?
Honest pollsters should deposit their raw data with the Roper Center to improve transparency.
The late Senator Robert Byrd’s legacy as the master of pork barrel spending is secure.
“Endorsed by Sarah Palin” could become something that Democrats start using in negative campaign commercials.
There’s really only one story in Washington, D.C. today, and Stanley McChrystal is the star player.
