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 ON THE ROAD: Florida Heading in the Right DirectionJillian Bandes: Tight elections in the Senate, Governor's, and 8th, 24th, and 25th districts have now decidedly swung rightward, after Obama's agenda provided easy campaign fodder for Florida independents. ... more  ON THE ROAD: Seven Questions With the Meg Whitman CampaignGuy Benson: Former Democratic Governor Jerry Brown wants his old job back, but former eBay CEO Meg Whitman, a Republican, has other plans. ... more  The undeniable Jewish stateJeff Jacoby: Nothing about Israel could be more self-evident than its Jewishness. ... more  Dems Find Careers Threatened by Obamacare VotesMichael Barone: Seven months ago, Speaker Nancy Pelosi spent a busy week rounding up votes to pass the Senate version of the Democrats' health care legislation. ... more  Obama's Job-Killing RegulationsLurita Doan: With the prospect of a Republican majority in the House, and, possibly, the Senate, President Obama may continue his anti-business, job killing agenda by issuing intrusive, regulatory, executive orders. Americans should be concerned that federal agencies are drafting new regulatory edicts that will continue the Obama economic policy of stifling innovation and job creation, while rewarding union loyalists. ... more  Social Security Reform: The New RadicalismJoseph C. Phillips: There is, perhaps, no better testament to how far this nation has drifted from the principles of individual liberty, free markets, and private property than that those proponents of real reform of the Social Security system are now looked upon as radicals. ... more  Inspiration of Chile goes beyond the minersStar Parker: The miraculous story of the rescue of 33 Chilean miners would have captured hearts and minds anytime. But at a time like now, when so much cynicism prevails, when we expect newspaper headlines to report about human behavior that disappoints rather than inspires, this story is particularly poignant. ... more    Pushing Back Washington: A Look At Races For Attorney General Ben Cannatti and Ford O'Connell: Republican candidates for Attorney General Pam Bondi (FL) and Steve Cooley (CA) are on solid ground to win office. ... more  The Nanny State Grabs Your Wallet Bruce Bialosky: When President Obama lobbied for the Financial Reform bill cobbled together by Senator Chris Dodd and Congressman Barney Frank, he could have easily repeated what Nancy Pelosi said about Health Care Reform – let's pass it so we can find out what's in it. I couldn't find a synopsis of the bill prior to its passage, but I'm now shocked to discover that this is a mammoth extension of the nanny state. ... more  Faith and the Rescued Chilean Miners Janice Shaw Crouse: From the first to the last rescued Chilean miner, these 33 men have learned much they can teach us about faith and what is real. ... more  By the Numbers: The Democrats' Deplorable Record Carol Platt Liebau: With pollsters predicting catastrophic losses for his party, President Obama has resorted to unsavory tactics on the campaign trail. ... more  Isn't it Ironic CNN? Rich Tucker: Fall is here, and irony hangs heavy in the air. ... more  2010 Race of the Day UPDATE: Another Shot at NY-23 Brian Walsh: Following a spirited GOP primary in NY-23 this September, Republican Matt Doheny emerged to challenge Democrat Bill Owens this November. ... more  Makeover the U.N. Ken Blackwell: The United States pays more than 22 percent ($1,800,000,000) of the UN's annual budget. That's because FDR considered the United States exceptional, the leader of the free world. ... more |
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