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 Guess Who? Thomas Sowell: Guess who said the following: "We have tried spending money. We are spending more than we have ever spent before and it does not work." Was it Sarah Palin? Rush Limbaugh? Karl Rove? ... more  Illinois Hardball Politics: "Democrats Are Prepared to Steal This Election"Guy Benson: A number of Illinois GOP operatives have expressed concerns about an eleventh-hour development in the Senate race: A $1 million cash infusion from the DNC into the state late on Saturday. ... more  Voters Turn To Republicans -- Ready Or NotByron York: "I mean, it would be one thing if they had kind of gone away and gone off into the desert," President Obama said recently about the Republican Party. ... more  The Tax Man Cometh!Chuck Norris: The fact is the tax man cometh for us all unless we cut him off at the pass (read: at the polls) by not electing or re-electing tax-increasing candidates. ... more  It Takes One To Know OneDavid Limbaugh: I'll never forget how Al Gore's Democrats tried to steal the 2000 presidential election and then spent the next eight years complaining about Republicans stealing their "democracy." ... more  Life Without ParoleMike Adams: Dear Eric, Right now as you are reading your email a suspect is being rounded up on the outskirts of Quito, Ecuador. ... more  Priority One for Republicans Cal Thomas: For newly empowered congressional Republicans, priority one must be an extension of the Bush tax cuts. There should be enough votes not only from a new Republican majority, but also from some of the decimated and dispirited (and even newly elected) Democrats. If President Obama is smart, he won't veto the bill. ... more    Why I Now Vote Party, Not Individual Dennis Prager: There is an American tradition of voting not for the party, but "for the man." Unlike Europeans, who are more ideologically driven, Americans have prided themselves in assessing individuals of both parties, and then voting for the more personally impressive candidate. ... more  Broder's Brainstorm Pat Buchanan: Though Obama "may lose control of Congress," says columnist David Broder, he "can still storm back to win a second term in 2012." ... more  Which Special Interest Groups Are Pouring the Most Money into Elections? Rachel Alexander: The biggest contributors to political campaigns come from the left. Many of these organizations are closely tied to government ... more  Corruption As Usual Mona Charen: As we head to the polls, it's a good time to recall the wisdom of Milton Friedman. "There are four ways in which you can spend money..." ... more  Explaining Why The Democrats Will Be Obliterated Today In 7 Quotes John Hawkins: If you ask the Left, they'll give you every excuse in the book for why they're going to get their brains beaten out today. The economy is bad, Obama cooperates too much with the Republicans, the American people are irrational, it's Bush's fault -- it goes on and on. ... more  Sanity and/or Fear Meet Comedy -- or Not Debra J. Saunders: If you are a big fan of Comedy Central's Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, you probably got a big kick out of the title of Saturday's "Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear" on the National Mall in Washington. ... more  Government Trampling on Constitutional Rights of Parents Phyllis Schlafly: When the liberals and the feminists, including Hillary Clinton, began saying the "village" should raise the child, most people recognized village as a metaphor for government. ... more  Will the GOP Now Blow it? (No) Bill Murchison: I write before the election has even been held. Wouldn't you know it? -- obliged to traffic in certainties while lacking Final Certainty. ... more  What's At Stake In This Election Carrie Lukas: Voters won't just be sending a new set of political insiders to Washington. Many of the newly elected will come from outside of the political arena. ... more  Restoring Sanity By Way of the Yellow Brick Road Sandy Rios: From jumping up and down making loud, simultaneous noises to listening to the familiar strains of "Love Train" and the wit of Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, Saturday's "Rally to Restore Sanity" merits comparison to the Land of Oz. ... more  On "Dupes" and the Religious Left (Part 4) Paul Kengor: The fourth of five installments in a series of weekly interviews with Dr. Paul Kengor, author of "Dupes: How America's Adversaries Have Manipulated Progressives for a Century." ... more  George Soros: Smoke a Bowl for California Rachel Marsden: Just because something is popular in the realm of unlawful behaviour doesn't mean that it has run rampant, or that anyone other than those currently using it would want to be exposed to it. ... more  2010 Race of the Day: Pelosi Puppet Zack Space's Lies Brian Walsh: In Ohio's 18th Congressional District, the race is quickly heating up between Pelosi Puppet Zack Space and Republican Bob Gibbs. ... more  Devilish Debt Rick Berman: The scariest Halloween costume on the racks this year wasn't a Twilight or Harry Potter getup. ... more  Senate Races Rich Galen: The story changed. After attempting to convince us for the past nine months that Democrats were merely taking a breath, playing rope-a-dope, biding their time, and just gathering themselves for the final push in which they would really surprise us, we are now being told that Republicans are not going to do as well as they should have done. ... more  Tune In, Turnout, Turnover Laura Hollis: We cannot vote Obama out of office this year. But we can thwart his crippling agenda if we remove his minions. ... more |
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