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 The Money of Fools Part IVThomas Sowell: One of the many words that sound so attractive, to people who do not think beyond the word, is "disarmament." ... more  Harry Reid's Illegal Alien Student BailoutMichelle Malkin: The so-called DREAM Act would create an official path to Democratic voter registration for an estimated two million college-age illegal aliens. ... more  The 3rd FrontOliver North: TUCSON, Ariz. -- Our "War Stories" team is here to document what's happening on our southern border. ... more  Where Do I Send My Money?Hugh Hewitt: To get the country back on track, voters must break the back of the Democratic Party from north to south and from east to west. ... more  Rockefeller Republicans Pat Buchanan: Is the Republican establishment losing it? ... more  The Absurdity of the Racialist PlaybookJoseph C. Phillips: The absurdity of race continues to rear its ugly head and once again, the succubus appears in Mississippi. ... more  Medal of DishonorBrent Bozell: There's a telling scene in the Oscar-winning movie "The Hurt Locker." ... more    D.C. Voters Betray Their Kids Mona Charen: Amid all the good news from primary season -- the surging grassroots rejection of leviathan government being the theme -- there was one tragedy. ... more  The GOP's Mixed Outlook Michael Gerson: WASHINGTON -- Following the primary season, the position of the Republican Party is strong but precarious, like a bodybuilder on a tightrope. ... more  Extremists Calling Mainstreamers Extremists David Limbaugh: I'm surely not the only one who notices the persistent efforts of the leftist establishment and certain establishment Republicans to portray mainstream conservatives, especially those inhabiting the tea party movement, as radicals and extremists. ... more  Washington's Racially Polarized Election Linda Chavez: Washington D.C.'s mayoral race may not have attracted as much attention as some other high-profile races in Tuesday's elections, but the results could have far-reaching impact across the country. ... more  The View Beyond Ground Zero Suzanne Fields: NEW YORK CITY -- New York, New York, a wonderful town. The city is a study in "doubleness." ... more  Quotables: On 'Islam,' ObamaCare, Jobs, Books, 'Newsweek,' Etc. Ross Mackenzie: A selection of quotations on current topics.... ... more  The Lesser Of Two Evils Is Still Evil Douglas MacKinnon: All of the far-left and many shamefully from the establishment out-of-touch right who proudly inhabit glass houses bought with the hard-earned tax money of the American people, are eagerly casting stones at Delaware Tea Party victor Christine O'Donnell. Why? ... more  Jones, Others Burned For Daring To Be Americans Diana West: Another Sept. 11 is behind us, leaving something new and disturbing, a dark spawn to examine with plenty of careful soul-searching. ... more  What They Really Think of Us Paul Greenberg: Rarely does a single remark in the news, whether from politician or pundit, sum up the attitude of a whole class, in this case our betters. ... more  The Sociopath Professors Part II: "We Are Terrorizing Ourselves" Mary Grabar: "We are terrorizing ourselves." So says Fawaz Gerges, professor at the London School of Economics. ... more  Crossing Delaware Donald Lambro: WASHINGTON -- The national news media went wild over Christine O'Donnell's upset win Tuesday, when she overcame the Republican establishment's candidate, nine-term Rep. Michael N. Castle, in the Delaware primary. ... more  Obama's War Against Arizona Russell Pearce: The Obama administration's jihad against Arizona continues to rage. Most recently, it included SB 1070 (Arizona's new immigration law) in a report to the United Nations on human rights abuses. ... more  Cry Islamophobia! Cliff May: We Americans should be ashamed! What an intolerant, bigoted, hateful lot we are! ... more  California Common Sense: Don't Tell Me It Can't Be Done Jackie Gingrich Cushman: There's hope for America. I saw it this past weekend in Fairfield, Calif. ... more  2010 Race of the Day: Maine's Big 2nd Congressional Race Brian Walsh: Maine's 2nd Congressional District is shaping up to be something worth keeping a close eye on, as the incumbent Michael Michaud has made his mark on the state and Maine voters are growing weary of his partisan politics. ... more  The New Jersey Teachers' Cartel Helen Whalen Cohen: To some, unions might all seem the same. But one stands out as particularly egregious. The National Education Association and state affiliates have an iron grip on America's education. ... more |
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