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 Thanks for Raising My Taxes - What Else Can I Do For You?Ann Coulter: When Wisconsin Democrats fled the state in order to avoid voting on splendiferous public sector union contracts, did they happen to notice that the rest of the country is in the midst of a massive recession? ... more  Judge Goldstone Takes It BackJeff Jacoby: The Goldstone report did incalculable damage to Israel's good name. Breathlessly hyped in the media, it accelerated the already frenzied international campaign to demonize and delegitimize the Jewish state. ... more  Did We Give Up on Libya?Victor Davis Hanson: President Obama has announced that America would stop attacking Col. Muammar Gadhafi's forces in Libya. He instead hopes that others can force out Gadhafi -- or that the dictator will leave through economic and diplomatic pressure. ... more  Only Idiots Think Hillary Will Run -- Let's Hope They're Right Larry Elder: A Clinton challenge to Obama would inflict so much damage and intra-party angst that the Republicans could run Snooky in 2012 -- and win. ... more  Ryan Steals March on Obama as Fiscal Crisis Looms Michael Barone: "My worst experience was the financial crisis of September 2008," responded House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan to a reporter's question about Democrats' attacks on the budget he unveiled earlier in the day. ... more  Feminists Are No Better Than Frat BoysMike Adams: Feminists on campuses across the nation are NOW rallying in protest over a recent email written by a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity at USC. In the email, the young man urges his fraternity to "take notes" about how to have sex with girls. ... more  Winning the FY 2012 In The Fall Budget Means Winning the FY 2011 Showdown NowHugh Hewitt: House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan's fiscal blueprint for 2012 and beyond has rightly been hailed as an enormously important development in the budget wars. ... more    A Winning Choice Cal Thomas: On the day of the NCAA men's basketball final, the Supreme Court handed down a decision that is likely to produce champions for generations to come. ... more  The Mother of All Bankruptcies John Ransom: The budget problem that the country faces isn't merely big. It isn't even really, really big. Think of the biggest number you can. Yeah. It's bigger than that. ... more  Reforming Medicare for the Real World Steve Chapman: After Paul Ryan unveiled a plan to overhaul Medicare, Democrats announced that despite some imperfections, it was a brave and thoughtful attempt to grapple with a problem that has been ignored for too long. Just kidding. ... more  Expand Voters' Rights to Recall Politicians Howard Rich: With American politicians still refusing to substantively address the looming consequences of their fiscal irresponsibility, it only makes sense that voters are feeling frustrated and powerless. ... more  The Race Is On Emmett Tyrrell: I previously suggested that Obama get to work early on his presidential library and forgo the 2012 race, but he is insistent. ... more  Building a Future Rich Tucker: When we hear the cliché "You get what you pay for," we generally assume it means that the more you pay for something, the better quality product you'll get. ... more  A Better Way to Reform Welfare Ed Feulner: When President Clinton signed landmark welfare-reform legislation in 1996, he said it would "end welfare as we know it." Wrong verb. More accurately, it changed welfare as we know it. ... more  Marching in Lockstep to a Radical Agenda Robert Knight: "We used to conform behavior to the military. Now we're conforming the military to behavior." ... more  Lax Parenting Is Something to Regret Marybeth Hicks: First, Amy "Tiger Mom" Chua caused a national stir by accusing Western parents of being too lax in their approach to child-rearing, resulting in self-indulgent, spoiled kids who aren't as successful as those with a traditional "Chinese" (read: maniacally hypercompetitive) upbringing. ... more  Stronger Regulatory Enforcement Will Spur Small Business Job Creation Sam Graves: Small businesses are the cornerstone of the American economy. They employ over half of the country's private sector workforce and create seven out of every ten new jobs. ... more |
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