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 The "Gridlock" Bogeyman Thomas Sowell: Whenever the party that controls the White House does not also control Capitol Hill, political pundits worry that there will be "gridlock" in Washington, so that the government cannot solve the nation's problems. ... more  Obama, New GOP Lawmakers Are on Collision CourseByron York: Here's Barack Obama's problem when it comes to dealing with newly elected Republican members of Congress. ... more  Taxed Enough Already!Chuck Norris: Now that we have new representatives, it's time to advance immediately on them and address the issue that can both rebuild our economy and relieve us of government oppression: tax reform. ... more  A Staggeringly Empty SuitDavid Limbaugh: I don't believe Obama has either the inclination to move or the political skills to successfully pretend to move to the center or "triangulate." ... more  The World Against Bernanke -We just don't need QE2Larry Kudlow: The great Bernanke QE2 debate continues to heat up. ... more  A Freshman, Not a RookieCal Thomas: Rep.-elect Bill Huizenga speaks from experience: When he was a member of the Michigan legislature, Republicans went from minority to majority and Democrats kept the person who had been speaker as minority leader. ... more  How Do California and the Titanic Differ?Dennis Prager: OK, riddle fans, here's a toughie: What's the difference between California voters and the passengers on the Titanic? ... more    The Murderers of Christianity Pat Buchanan: Sunday, on the eve of All Saints' Day, Nov. 1, 2010, the faithful gathered at the Assyrian Catholic Church of Our Lady of Salvation in Baghdad. ... more  Heavily Armed Realists Michael Gerson: WASHINGTON -- Foreign policy was so irrelevant in the midterm election that the first sentence of this column -- unwisely beginning with the words "foreign policy" -- is likely to weed out many readers looking for juicier bits of election reaction. ... more  Is Obama Trapped? Mona Charen: Just when you think Obama has suffered enough, he short-circuits your pity. ... more  7 Lame Liberal Excuses For The 2010 Election Shellacking John Hawkins: Here are the extremely lame excuses that seem to keep cropping up again and again to explain the Democrats' defeat Tuesday. ... more  Pelosi's House with No Center Debra J. Saunders: Imagine if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi were a Republican. ... more  Judges Get Their Comeuppance Phyllis Schlafly: The most important decision the voters made on Nov. 2 may turn out to be Iowa sending out to pasture three state supreme court judges who had voted to make same-sex marriage constitutional, overriding the wishes of the people in Iowa and their elected representatives. ... more  Bush Bounces Back Bill Murchison: "Miss me yet?" ask the ubiquitous billboards and T-shirts featuring George W. Bush's cheerful countenance. ... more  Less Is More, Even in Baseball Rich Tucker: Professional entertainers know it's a good policy to always leave an audience wanting more. Too bad major league baseball hasn't learned that lesson. ... more  Attack the Deficits: The Fierce Urgency of Now Ken Blackwell: A balanced budget amendment to the Constitution is an idea whose time has come. ... more  In Victory, Warning Signs for Tea Party Matt Patterson: The tea party's efforts produced murkier, more problematic results in the Senate as opposed to the House. ... more  Bonds and Why You Will Get Your Face Ripped Off Phil Grande: ... more |
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