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 Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Don't Call Our Troops HomophobesAnn Coulter: Who cares if the Pentagon's sexual harassment task force supports gays in the military? The combat units don't, and they're the ones who do the job. ... more  Bridalplasty Is a New Low for Women's Reality TVJillian Bandes: Netty Aranguren wants her ears surgically pinned back. That way, she'll feel more prepared to embark on the journey of marriage. ... more  Fiscal Hawk May Finally Land on House Appropriations CommitteeGuy Benson: Longtime anti-earmarks crusader Rep. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) has received the support of Speaker-in-waiting John Boehner to be named to the powerful House Appropriations Committee next year. ... more  The WikiLeaks Vindication of George W. BushLarry Elder: The WikiLeaks de facto declassification of privileged material makes it case closed: Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction -- and intended to restart his program once the heat was off. ... more  While His Base Rages, Obama Faces Tax-Cut RealityMichael Barone: Reality strikes. Barack Obama spurned the advice of columnists Paul Krugman and Katrina vanden Heuvel and agreed with Republicans to extend the current income tax rates -- the so-called Bush tax cuts -- for another two years. ... more  Politics Without Labels? What a Silly ConceptJonah Goldberg: The professed idea behind No Labels is that its members don't believe in labels, by which they mean things such as Republican and Democrat, liberal and conservative. ... more  Questions for DemocratsCal Thomas: The "grand bargain" agreed to by the White House to preserve the Bush-era tax rates, extend unemployment insurance for another year and reduce the payroll tax for 2011 doesn't get to the heart of the country's main financial problem: overspending. ... more
  The National Portrait Gallery and the Nature of 'Gay Pride' Michael Medved: The raging controversy over an exhibition of "gay art" at the taxpayer-funded National Portrait Gallery raises an uncomfortable but unavoidable question: must all celebrations of homosexual history and identity feature disturbing and pornographic content? ... more  The Republican Senate Dick Morris and Eileen McGann: Republicans gnashed their teeth in frustration as the national tide of GOP resurgence washed up against the massive Democratic fortresses in Nevada, Washington state, Colorado and California. ... more  Assange to Guantanamo, Awlaki to Paradise, and Other Forms of Life Ross Mackenzie: Bulleted comments on items currently in the news.... ... more  Putting a Gun to the Public's Head Robert Knight: The most essential public service people should be the last fired, instead of the first sacrificial lambs in politicians' schemes to goose the public. But that didn't happen in Camden, New Jersey. ... more  Stop, Don't START! Michael Reagan: Poland's only hope of continuing to be free and safe is the United States of America, but it appears that Barack Obama is once again throwing our friends under the bus simply to make nice with Russia and Putin by pushing a new START treaty. ... more  Ragin' 'n' Stagin' at the White House Ken Blackwell: Liberals (or Progressives, if you prefer) have been raging at President Obama for months. ... more  Robert Gates' Inconspicuous Virtues Steve Chapman: Every new year is supposed to be an occasion for new hope, but 2011 hasn't even begun and already there is cause for regret. Defense Secretary Robert Gates is planning to step down next year. ... more  GAO: 'Unclear' If Airport Body Scanners Will Detect Underwear Bombs Terry Jeffrey: Repeatedly over the past year the Government Accountability Office has told Congress it is unclear if the whole-body-image scanners the Transportation Security Administration is now deploying at airports across the country will detect the sort of underwear bomb that terrorist Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab used last Christmas. ... more  The Obama Administration's Flawed Foundation Jackie Gingrich Cushman: Whose money is it anyway? The government's money or the people's money? ... more  Even With Tax Compromise, Obama Won't Change Donald Lambro: President Obama¹s acceptance of a Republican plan to continue President George W. Bush¹s tax cuts for two more years, and a 2 percent payroll tax cut through 2011, is a complete capitulation to GOP demands that he change course. ... more  Sunset Everything Rich Galen: Let me be the first to point out that I wrote on December 1 in the MULLINGS titled: "It's NOT a Tax Cut". ... more |
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