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 We're All Bigots NowAnn Coulter: After Tuesday's election, the fresh new faces of the Democratic Party are ... Harry Reid and Jerry Brown! ... more  Slurpee-Loving President Goes for the GoldJillian Bandes: President Obama smacked his lips repeatedly and declared his love for Slurpees in a wide-ranging press conference on Wednesday that highlighted his charisma and unwillingness to compromise. ... more  Racist Tea Party? GOP Welcomes Diverse Cast of NewcomersGuy Benson: Marco Rubio. Nikki Haley. Tim Scott. Amidst nonstop accusations of racial prejudice from the MSM, Republicans elected a diverse cast of conservatives in key races last night, which should put to rest the canard that opposition to Obama-Pelosi Dems is fueled by race. ... more Tea Party Makes a StatementJillian Bandes: Tea partiers won some and lost some last night, but their influence was strong enough to make a statement: the movement has made a difference. ... more  America Just Checked Into RehabVictor Davis Hanson: On Tuesday voters rejected President Obama's attempt to remake America in the image of an imploding Europe. ... more  November 3 Contract with AmericaLarry Elder: Politicians take contradictory pledges because voters send contradictory signals. ... more  Voters Reject Obama's Big-Government AmbitionsMichael Barone: It seems that the 2010 elections have produced results that are unprecedented in the lifetimes of most readers. ... more    Huck Fate Mike Adams: There can be little doubt that most contemporary First Amendment problems are caused by self-proclaimed liberals. ... more  Stopping the Bad Stuff Is a Plus Larry Kudlow: Momentous events this week -- the Republican House sweep and the Fed's QE2 -- moved the stock market needle only a little over Tuesday and Wednesday, although the net impact was a gain of about 90 points. ... more  Where The Action Ought To Be: A Once in a Generation Chance for the Midwest Hugh Hewitt: States that have hemorrhaged jobs and opportunities over the past many years of misrule by Democratic governors and Democratic majorities have to take quick and decisive action on three fronts. ... more  After the Fall Cal Thomas: The cynic in me says that Democrats will learn nothing from the midterm election. ... more  President Obama Still Doesn't Get It Matt Towery: Those who've followed this column over the years know that when President Obama was first elected, I tried valiantly to give him the benefit of the doubt. ... more  Brown Won -- and Whitman Lost Big Debra J. Saunders: At his post-victory news conference Wednesday morning, Governor elect Jerry Brown showed why he won the election with a million votes to spare. ... more  Newt Gingrich's Take on 2010 and Beyond Jackie Gingrich Cushman: What advice would Newt Gingrich give John Boehner? ... more  Obama's 'Green' Energy Plan Infringes on Liberty Matt Kibbe: America must seek to promote free market environmental solutions that will add jobs to our economy. ... more  Red Tape on the Rise Ed Feulner: Nobody enjoys paying taxes. Not the ones the government deducts from every paycheck. Not sales taxes. And certainly not the check that millions of us write to the IRS every year. ... more  The More Things Change... Steve Chapman: There are lots of metaphors flying around to describe Tuesday's Republican victory. Landslide. Earthquake. Tsunami. ... more  The Public Is Watching Tony Blankley: Removing the snake from the garden with a stick was a rejection of the snake, but should not be seen as particularly an endorsement of the stick. ... more  Disputing the Skeptical Environmentalist Willie Soon and David Legates: Bjorn Lomborg, author of The Skeptical Environmentalist and Cool It, is right about the need to focus on critical health and economic priorities. But he is wrong about human carbon dioxide emissions causing what is now being called "global climate disruption." ... more  Incoming Emmett Tyrrell: Liberals are having a difficult time explaining what happened to them Election Day. ... more  A Vote Against Government David Harsanyi: If you're not angry, you haven't been paying attention. ... more  Now We Know...The Shape of Things to Come Ross Mackenzie: Now that the elections are over, will the Republicans go back to their old ways and be just as bad as they were before? ... more  Does First Amendment Require Selling Violent Video Games to Children? Ken Klukowski: Many newer video games depict graphic violence, such as torturing and defiling women and children. These games are sold to kids. The Supreme Court is considering whether the First Amendment forbids states from restricting the sale of these games to minors. ... more  Saudi Friends and Foes Frank Gaffney: It seems that, thanks to Saudi Arabia, the latest effort to kill Americans with sophisticated bombs failed. Thanks to Saudi Arabia, we are certain to be subjected to more such attacks in the future. ... more  Repeal It Now! Michael Reagan: Our country was founded on a revolutionary concept -- a new kind of government both empowered and controlled by its citizens. This idea, the very foundation of our great experiment in democracy, was betrayed with enactment of the new healthcare act. Every poll showed that a majority of Americans rejected this legislation and yet Congress ran right over the majority will of the American people and enacted it into law. ... more |
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