TH Daily - November 15 - Jeff Jacoby, Michael Barone, Mike Adams, Lurita Doan, Star Parker and More

Created By God to be Good Jeff Jacoby: It has become an annual tradition: The days grow shorter, the holidays approach, and the American Humanist Association rolls out an ad campaign promoting atheism and disparaging religion. ... more Bush Had Ups and Downs, but the Surge Counted Most Michael Barone: Contrary to stereotype, George W. Bush admits some serious errors up front. He failed to see the "house of cards" in the financial sector that led to the crisis. He should have tackled immigration. His response to Katrina was delayed. ... more Our New RNC Resource Office Mike Adams: What a glorious day in the UNC system! ... more Government's New Mission: To Boldly Go -- Nowhere Lurita Doan: The all-time best government employee has to be Captain James T. Kirk, who, while commanding the Starship Enterprise, saved the universe from certain destruction each week.  His motto was simple:"to boldly go where no man has gone before."  Lately, our federal government is echoing a much different philosophy.  Federal agencies seem to stray from their primary mission, finding new and increasingly mediocre tasks to perform.  They are boldly going nowhere. ... more Why Do Blacks Still Buy The Government Plantation Lie? Star Parker: Almost two years ago, a new Democrat administration and congress took control of Washington. They immediately sent out invitations to the American people. ... more California's Demise Bruce Bialosky: In November, 2006 things looked bleak for California Republicans. Governor Schwarzenegger had won re-election, but he had long since abandoned his economic policies of 2003, and by soaking up all the available political money, he was no help to any other GOP candidate. The only other statewide office in Republican hands was the Insurance Commissioner. ... more Boehner In the Lead Salena Zito: Since late September, when polls made clear Boehner would be the next House Speaker, scores of fresh press biographies have poured out of Cincinnati, trying to define the man who is about to become next in line to the presidency after the vice president. ... more		House ethics trial opens for NY's Charles Rangel Pelosi in political purgatory, Dems in turmoil Hobbled Dems, eager GOP back for lame-duck session Social Security judges facing more violent threats Obama calls latest Israeli plan promising Proof That ObamaCare Is A Job Killer: 111 Waivers Handed Out To Big Unions, Corporations William Frey Re-Usable Grocery Bags Qualify as "Hazardous Waste" Jillian Bandes The Return of the Leech? Jillian Bandes The Softer Side of Gov. Chris Christie Sarah Palin's Alaska - Salmon Traditions Sarah Palin's Alaska - Willow's Birthday Malkin Criticizes Pelosi for Trying to Push DREAM Act We are not for sale Politicizing the Pentagon Obama Hits the Trifecta of Failure in Seoul The Lone Star State's Good Reasons for Going It Alone on Education Standards Food production a bright spot in gloomy economy APNews World stocks mostly down amid debt, China jitters APNews Chief UN prosecutor assessing Serbia cooperation APNews NATO: 2 more service members die in Afghan attack APNews Ireland concedes `contacts,' denies seeking EU aid APNews Muslims on hajj in Saudi start ascent of holy site APNews Number of NKorean defectors to SKorea tops 20,000 APNews Qantas jumbo jet returns to Sydney due to fault APNews RBS to sell $6.1 billion worth of businesses APNews Police: Faulty Camry likely caused fatal UT crash APNews Giles: The Petit Murders Benson: Is There a Battle Brewing for the Soul of the GOP? Hill: Fewer Americans Want To Work Chapman: Get the Government Out of Our Pants Connor: Hell No, She Won't Go! O'Reilly: Fox-o-Phobia Jacob: Gearing up for failure? Dannenfelser : Elections Have Consequences Dick Morris: Obama May Face Left-Wing Primary Pavlich: Exclusive First Look
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