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 Repeal the 26th Amendment!Ann Coulter: True, Reagan tied with Carter for the youth vote in 1980 and stole younger voters from Mondale in 1984, but other than that, young voters have consistently embarrassed themselves. ... more  Is the GOP Transition Team Talk or Action?Jillian Bandes: The members who sit on the House GOP Majority Transition Team look committed to Rep. John Boehner's "no exceptions, no excuses" mantra. ... more  Midwest Massacre Fueled GOP WaveGuy Benson: In a political analysis written more than a month before the midterm elections, I predicted that Republicans would "run up the score" in Big Ten country. ... more  The Politics of Budget-CuttingVictor Davis Hanson: Cutting the borrowing and spending is inevitable if America is to avoid a Greece-like implosion. ... more  Of Course Sarah Palin's 'Unfit': She's a RepublicanLarry Elder: How much of the "Sarah Palin is not ready for prime time" criticism is sincere? When the harping comes from the left, it's difficult to take it seriously. ... more  GOP Freshmen Will Hold Boehner to His Big Promises Michael Barone: Most of the freshmen this year ran decrying the spending of Republican as well as Democratic Congresses and promising to do better. Boehner, who has never had an earmark, says the same thing. ... more  The World Against Bernanke Larry Kudlow: In the run-up to the G-20 meetings, China, Russia, Germany and others have all come out against the Federal Reserve's quantitative-easing agenda. ... more    The Olbermann Factor Cal Thomas: If MSNBC were consistent, Keith Olbermann would not have been the only on-air personality disciplined for making political contributions. ... more  Free Clarence Aaron Debra J. Saunders: A former constitutional law professor will, in less than two weeks, "pass Bill Clinton and become the slowest Democratic president in history to exercise the pardon power." ... more  A Virtual Conversation With Obama on the Elections Ross Mackenzie: Good to see you again, Mr. President. ... more  Veterans Day Thank You Jackie Gingrich Cushman: We should remember that our country would not survive without the service of all our brave women and men. ... more  Saving California Michael Reagan: We must reclaim California and do it now. If we fail, California will become the Greece of the new world. ... more  Hand-Wringing Emmett Tyrrell: Yesterday, there was a story on The New York Times homepage that didn't need to be there... ... more  Sending a Shiver Down Their Spines Robert Knight: The frost is on the liberal pumpkin, and it's likely to get a lot colder. ... more  A Checklist for Congress Ed Feulner: More needs to be done to get our nation back on the right track, but these actions are a good start. ... ... more  Post Mortem: Random Notes on an Election Paul Greenberg: You knew it was going to be an exhilarating election night when among the early victors in Florida was a retired lieutenant colonel by the name of Allen West. ... more  Politicizing the Pentagon Frank Gaffney: President Obama's pasha-like excursion to India and other Asian nations this month at the Pentagon's expensecome at a time when the defense budget is being dramatically cut. ... more  If I Were A Bad Boy Rich Galen: If I were bent on causing disruption in foreign countries and had unlimited funds to do it (a working definition of the CIA) here's what I would have concocted for President Obama's overseas trip. ... more  School Lunch Money a Test? Marybeth Hicks: It turns out school lunches are becoming just another avenue to justify government overreach. ... more |
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