Progressive Values Bill O'Reilly: Obama's strengths now may be becoming some of his greatest weaknesses. ... more A Hug Too Far Larry Kudlow: Am I the only one who saw weakness when President Obama and his departing chief of staff Rahm Emanuel gave each other big, fat, full-bore hug following their speeches at the resignation event in the White House's East Room on Friday? ... more Greens Shackle National Security - and Renewable Energy Paul Driessen: Here we are, long beholden to foreign powers for petroleum – and newly dependent on foreign powers for "green" energy. ... more 'Angling' For Reid's Defeat Kathryn Lopez: "She's running the worst campaign in the country, and she could still win." That was James Carville talking about Nevada Republican Sharron Angle. ... more Home Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention: Another Bailout Boondoggle Carl Horowitz: Call it a paradox. The U.S. economy officially has been out of recession for 15 months. The stock market enjoyed a record-high September; durable goods orders are up; and consumer spending is growing. ... more We're Not All Keynesians Now Rich Tucker: The reason Obama administration officials are running away from the stimulus because it's fallen so far short of its promises. ... more Ideology vs. Principle Paul Greenberg: Ideology is a modern term (for ours is an age of ideology), and we even know just where, when and by whom it was first used. ... more Left Hates Science and Children Dan Gainor: Neil Young's song "The Needle and the Damage Done" was written about heroin addiction, but it might as well have applied to the liberal crusade against science. ... more Voters Sour Over Democrats' Tax Proposals Karen Kerrigan: Letting the Bush tax cuts expire is only part of the problem for Democrats tax-wise this November. ... more |
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