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 Brass Oldies Thomas Sowell: Classic songs from years past are sometimes referred to as "golden oldies." There are political fallacies that have been around for a long time as well. ... more  If Dems Lose, Obama Will Blame Everyone But HimselfByron York: Assume the polls are correct and Republicans win control of the House, and perhaps even the Senate, in next month's elections. ... more  $200,000 for Capitol Hill Bottled Water?Chuck Norris: The Congressional Budget Office just reported that in the past two years since President Barack Obama took office, federal spending is up 21.4 percent. ... more  Don't Fall for Any Postelection Obama Spending ConversionDavid Limbaugh: Riddle me this: How can anyone take Obama seriously when he says he will focus on the deficit in the next two years, seeing as his economic and social philosophies dictate that he continue to spend our money like a drunken floozy? ... more  Seeking Promiscuous Heathen Female Roommate Mike Adams: An open letter to the Fair Housing Center of West Michigan... ... more  This Is a Referendum, Not an ElectionDennis Prager: Next Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010 is not Election Day. It is Referendum Day. ... more  NPR's Overdue Execution Pat Buchanan: On June 30, 1972, two weeks after the Watergate burglars were taken into custody, Richard Nixon vetoed a congressional bill to double and treble federal funding for public broadcasting. ... more    NPR Confronts Its Own Tea Party Mona Charen: I appeared on a public radio program, "On Point," this week with National Public Radio ombudsman Alicia Shepard and listened to her defend NPR's firing of Juan Williams. ... more  NPR fires Juan Williams - Big Deal? Humberto Fontova: They finally nabbed Al Capone—but for tax evasion. Legislation to de-fund The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will finally be introduced—but because of Juan Williams' pink slip. Senator Jim DeMint explained his motivation, "Since 2001, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which funds programming for National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting Service, has received nearly $4 billion in taxpayer money..there's simply no reason to force taxpayers to subsidize liberal programming they disagree with." ... more  The Year Of The Republican Woman: 7 Key Races John Hawkins: For too long, conservatives have allowed the misogynistic party of Bill Clinton to portray itself as "the party of women." ... more  Fundraising Prowess 2010 Debra J. Saunders: Here's a handy way to figure out which party expects to lose big in the next election: If its leaders are complaining about the unfairness of the other side raising buckets of money, that party is in trouble. ... more  Obama Pleads for Women's Vote Phyllis Schlafly: Barack Obama's pandering to the feminists makes him look like the suitor who is unwilling to face up to his beloved's announcing she will marry another man. ... more  Texas and the Art of Liking Business Bill Murchison: I didn't bother to read The Dallas Morning News' recent endorsement of Democrat Bill White for governor of Texas, partly because the piece was longer than a root canal appointment. ... more  NPR CEO Vivian Schiller Key Architect of FCC Govt Takeover of the News Tara Servatius: NPR CEO Vivian Schiller isn't just a cranky liberal who smacked Juan Williams down. She's one of the key architects of a plan to "reinvent journalism" through government takeover. The FCC's involvement in this got a lot of attention earlier this year, but few people realize the leading role Schiller has taken and how far she has gotten in building a national delivery system to replace for-profit news with government funded "public news." ... more  Obama's Sleight-of-Mouth Show Rachel Marsden: With November midterms—one of the rare opportunities for revolution afforded in democracies—less than two weeks away, President Obama has amped up his smoke-and-mirrors show in addressing voters' biggest concern: the economy. Time for a bit of unspinning. ... more  V&V Q&A: On "Dupes" and the Religious Left (Part 3) Paul Kengor: The third in a series of weekly interviews with Dr. Paul Kengor, professor of political science and executive director of the Center for Vision and Values ... more  Gay Is Good Or Bullying Is Bad? A Teachable Moment Michael Brown: This past Wednesday, October 20, millions of Americans wore purple to show their support for GLBT youth in what has now been dubbed "Spirit Day." ... more  Current Energy Policies Adding to Economic Woes Raymond J. Keating: Pending proposals in Congress to hike energy taxes are having an insidious affect on America's competitiveness. ... more  Celebrities Need to Understand Their Own Country Rich Tucker: George Clooney recently returned from a trip to Sudan and brief President Obama on the situation there. It's wonderful that Americans such as Clooney want to help others, but how well do these Hollywood stars understand their own country? ... more  You Don't Have to Win Them All Rich Galen: You know what? Pay no attention to the "DEMS ARE ON THE REBOUND" stories you may be reading in your local paper. They're not. ... more  2010 Race of the Day UPDATE: Perriello Peril in Virginia Brian Walsh: As one of the few Democrats in America who is actively campaign on their voting record, Democrat Tom Perriello has made his votes for the Pelosi/Obama agenda a cornerstone of his campaign in Virginia's Fifth Congressional District. ... more  Why Vote Conservative? Terry Paulson: The playing field that the winning politicians will face is daunting. Before the victors are even seated, the current players will be challenged to pass austere budgets on the federal and state level. ... more  The Road to Serfdom Bruce Bialosky: This election will determine whether we surrender to the Washington oligarchy and the media elites or we reassert the values that have been the shining hallmark of this great country for over 200 years. ... more |
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