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 Subscribe quickly to get the Shariah in America issue  Voting with Their Feet Thomas Sowell: The latest published data from the 2010 census show how people are moving from place to place within the United States. In general, people are voting with their feet against places where the liberal, welfare-state policies favored by the intelligentsia are most deeply entrenched. ... more  Obama Triangulates on Gun ControlChuck Norris: I warned last year of the perfect storm approaching on gun control. Now, with the Tucson, Ariz., tragedy as a steppingstone and with eyes firmly focused on his re-election, President Barack Obama has opened a campaign to appease his base on the polarizing issue. ... more  There Is a Method to Obama's Libya MadnessDavid Limbaugh: President Obama's decision to bomb Libya is not even so multilateral as President George W. Bush's decision to attack Iraq. Nor is it ultimately driven by humanitarian concerns -- and certainly not by any vital U.S. national interest. ... more  The Gasoline-Driver Inflation HikeLarry Kudlow: Now, all may not be lost, because manufacturing production looks strong and job creation looks somewhat better. Housing, on the other hand, is still slumping. Some smart economists I know now think Q1 GDP could be less than 2 percent. ... more  A Gift for the ObviousCal Thomas: If there were an award for stating the obvious when it comes to the Middle East, it would go to The New York Times. On its front page last Friday, the newspaper ran a story headlined, "Muslim Group is Rising Force in New Egypt." ... more  Obama's WarPat Buchanan: In ordering air and naval strikes on a country that neither threatened nor attacked the United States, did President Obama commit an impeachable act? ... more  How Awful Is GE?Mona Charen: The April 18 deadline predisposes one to sympathize with all other harassed taxpayers, so when The New York Times lambasted General Electric for paying no federal income tax, it occasions a second look. ... more    7 Topics We Can't Have Adult Conversations About in America John Hawkins: In a world where politics has become all-consuming and there's an interest group looking for an opportunity to exploit every issue, it has become almost impossible to have adult conversations about certain subjects. ... more  Let Voters Decide on Pensions, Spending Debra J. Saunders: In Sacramento, the knee-jerk response to any crisis is to blame the Republicans. ... more  Education Spending Won't Create Jobs Phyllis Schlafly: Contrary to President Obama's political rhetoric, more taxpayer spending to send more students to college will not reduce unemployment or improve the economy. ... more  Durbin Launces the 'Anti-Pete King' Hearing Frank Gaffney: How curious. At the very moment that the threat posed to U.S. interests by the toxic Islamist organization known as the Muslim Brotherhood is becoming ever more palpable, a top Senate Democrat seems determined to suppress Americans' understanding of that menace. ... more  The ObamaCare Anniversary Cake Makes Younger Americans Gag Romina Boccia: Rhode Island state officials celebrated last week's one year anniversary of the new health care law with a birthday cake that read "Happy 1st Birthday Affordable Care Act." ... more  Obama Administration is Paying for Science Fiction Scripts Brad O'Leary: What is the best way to secure funding for anti-terror training exercises from President Obama's Department of Homeland Security? First, you have to create a fictitious scenario where hundreds of lives are threatened by a terrorist organization. ... more  The Syrian Spring Caroline Glick: Amidst the many dangers posed by the political conflagration now engulfing the Arab world, we are presented with a unique opportunity in Syria. ... more  A Solution to the GOP's Defunding Problem Alex Cortes: Significant disagreement lingers among House Republicans on whether fully defunding ObamaCare and Planned Parenthood, non-starters in the Democratic Senate, are worth the political risks associated with a potential government-wide shutdown. ... more  Politicians, Media & "Kinetic Military Actions": Libya In Historical Perspective Brian Birdnow: Last week the Obama Administration, increasingly ceding American foreign policy to the "world community", initiated military actions against Libya, for a host of stated but conflicting reasons. ... more |
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