TH Daily - October 28 - Ann Coulter, Thomas Sowell, Victor Davis Hanson, Larry Elder, Michael Barone and More

You Don't Have to be Crazy to be a Democrat, But it Helps Ann Coulter: With the media sneering about the Tea Party candidates being a bunch of nuts, how about we take a look at some of the Democrats running this year? ... more Brass Oldies: Part III Thomas Sowell: Politics is not the only place where some pretty brassy statements have been made and repeated so often that some people have accepted these brassy statements as being as good as gold. ... more American Groupspeak Victor Davis Hanson: Juan Williams was just fired from NPR. His sin? He confessed to occasional anxiety when Muslims board airplanes, and then went on to explain why stereotyping is wrong. ... more NPR Fired Juan for Getting Krauthammered on Fox Larry Elder: Don't cry for Juan Williams. Lurking ahead are probably a seven-figure book deal, larger speaking fees, and loads more face time on television. NPR fired him, reconfirming the organization as a taxpayer-supported bastion of biased liberalism masquerading as "nonpartisan." ... more Public Employee Unions Funnel Public Money to Dems Michael Barone: Who is the largest single political contributor in the 2010 campaign cycle? The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees. ... more The Morning After Cal Thomas: The great "what-if" looks like it is about to happen. With all of the media attention focused on Tuesday's midterm election, Republicans are faced with a greater task than winning a majority in the House of Representatives or getting at least close enough to a majority that they will be able to halt or slow the Obama agenda. ... more Proposition 23: Jobs or Wishful Thinking? Debra J. Saunders: The real choice here is between jobs and magical thinking. ... more The White-Hatted Remnant is Coming to Build Things Back Ross Mackenzie: Tuesday marks the mid-term elections. How will they turn out? ... more Not Paying Attention? You Wish David Harsanyi: Who's going to argue with Sen. John Kerry's recent claim that the American electorate "doesn't always pay that much attention to what's going on? ... more The Coming Struggle Emmett Tyrrell: Had the liberal press not encouraged the worst in the liberal politicians, the tea partyers might not have been aroused to their present pitch of civic-mindedness. ... more The Choice That Liberals Hate Robert Knight: Never have so many politicians spoken so weirdly about something of which they know so little. ... more How Not to Be Hired in 14 Easy Questions Bob Goldman: It doesn't take a whole lot of effort to stay unemployed these days. ... more A Clear and Present Threat Howard Rich: A new Gallup poll shows that forty-six percent of Americans believe the federal government "poses an immediate threat to the rights and freedoms of ordinary citizens." ... more The Incumbent Protection Racket Steve Chapman: This year's election will be exciting. Given the disenchantment of voters with President Obama and the Democratic Congress, there is every prospect that your Democratic representative will be shown the door. Given the generally anti-incumbent mood, there is every prospect that your Republican representative will be out on the street. ... more Blockading with Trade Restrictions Jim Powell: A whiff of protectionism is in the air. Battered by the recession, many Americans are beginning to blame some of their woes on foreigners. ... more No Pandering to This Mom Marybeth Hicks: Ask any man, "Tell me about yourself," and he'll describe what he does for a living. Ask a woman, and she'll tell you about her relationships. ... more 2010 Race of the Day: Obamacare Traitor John Boccieri Brian Walsh: This year, Republicans are doing what it takes to win back a seat in a traditional Republican stronghold. ... more Obama v. Palin 2010 Rich Galen: One of the very few things about being me is that I get calls from pretty smart reporters asking me what I think about this or that. ... more		Candidates use children to make final pitch Virginia man allegedly backed fake DC bomb plot GOP candidates waiting and hoping for 2012 Ill. sheriff says he won't run for Chicago mayor Couple bikes across US to aid CIA families The Obama Slaughter Carol Platt Liebau Gay Conservative Group Launches Ad Ripping Boxer, Pelosi, and...Barney Frank Guy Benson Senate Battlegrounds: Kirk, Angle Pulling Away? Guy Benson Where was the tea party during the Bush years? George Soros and Funding Disclosure Arizona Early Voting Shows Signs of Fraud Gov. Christie Calls Halt to Expensive Tunnel Project PRI • Pacific Research Institute • Proposition 23 and California Employment The Friendly Skies of Nancy Pelosi Legislating from the Bench is Not Judicial "Independence" Campaign Spending Totals Tell a Different Story Shell Q3 profit rises 6.5 pct on higher oil price APNews Top British spy to deliver first public speech APNews UN chief appeals for more Khmer Rouge trials APNews China promises action on trade surplus, emissions APNews AstraZeneca Q3 profit down 27 pct amid legal costs APNews Sanofi-Aventis lifts outlook as Q3 profit rises APNews Pols use PIs to dig up dirt on opponents, selves APNews US says China must clarify rare earth exports APNews Companies fight to keep global warming data secret APNews Bahrain opens coup plot trial against Shiites APNews Malkin: The Left's Voter Fraud Whitewash Sowell: Brass Oldies Williams: Our Contemptible Congress Dick Morris: Take the Pledge, or Walk the Plank Coulter: You Don't Have to be Crazy to be a Democrat, But it Helps Stossel: Plastic Water Bottles Won't Hurt You Shapiro: Why Socialism Breeds Racism Servatius: NPR CEO Vivian Schiller Key Architect of FCC Govt Takeover of the News Goldberg: Taking the Public Out of NPR Gerson: The Crested Midterm Wave
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