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 Blacks and Republicans Thomas Sowell: If the Republicans did point out such things as building restrictions that make it hard for most blacks to afford housing, even in places where they once lived, they would have the Democrats at a complete disadvantage. ... more  John Kerry's Recycled Government Slush Fund RecipeMichelle Malkin: Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., has once again earned his nickname: Thurston B. Howell III. He's elite, effete and so hopelessly out of touch with reality that his latest solution to America's fiscal profligacy is ... more fiscal profligacy. ... more  End the Drug War, Save Black America John Stossel: One key to getting past the race issue in America is to end the war on drugs. ... more  Continuing Stubborn IgnoranceWalter E. Williams: How can academics, politicians, news media people and ordinary citizens get away with statements such as "Reagan's budget deficits," "Clinton's budget surplus," "Bush's budget deficits and tax cuts" or "Obama's tax increases"? ... more  NPR's Ridiculous DenialsBrent Bozell: In the public policy conversation today, there is nothing funnier than hearing the leadership of National Public Radio deny there's a liberal bias at play over there. ... more  Talk About a MeltdownJonah Goldberg: Don't reorganize your life in a moment of existential panic or remorse. Take your time. Cope. But when thousands die, or when some sudden calamity befalls us, the tendency of politicians, journalists, policymakers and experts is to seize on the moment to advocate some radical changes. ... more  Media Coverage Distorts Issues in "Settler" MurdersMichael Medved: Distorted media coverage of the recent terrorist assault on the Israeli community of Itamar compounded the pain of an unspeakably brutal crime. ... more    Affirmative Action Since Obama Shattered the Highest Glass Ceiling Rachel Alexander: A little over two years ago, a black man educated at Ivy League schools was democratically elected to the most powerful office in the world. ... more  Gadhafi's Cyrenaica Offensive: A Gift to Dictators Austin Bay: In March 1941, Erwin Rommel's Afrika Korps broke out of western Libya (Tripolitania) and attacked to the east, into Cyrenaica. By the mid-April 1941, the Germans reached the port of Tobruk and surrounded it. ... more  Culture Challenge of the Week: Peer Pressure Rebecca Hagelin: Parents got some good news last week: A new report from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) reveals that more teens and young adults are choosing virginity over casual sex. ... more  Divorce Between Teachers and Parents Bill Murchison: Our national weeping and wailing over education spending cuts, public employee unions, and such like cause minds of a certain vintage to stop still and wonder. When were the divorce proceedings between home and classroom filed anyway? ... more  The Thought We Hate Paul Greenberg: Some ideas should be suffocated with silence rather than given the compliment of censorship. Attempts to outlaw them only give those who express them the notoriety they seek. ... more  Congress Must Stop $105.5 Billion in Automatic Obamacare Spending Terry Jeffrey: The Congressional Research Service published a report on Feb. 10 detailing how the Obama administration is planning to spend $105.5 billion that was put on an appropriations autopilot in the health care legislation the Democrat-majority Congress enacted last year. ... more  Let There Be Light Jacob Sullum: During a Senate hearing last week, Rand Paul complained about the federal energy standards that will force conventional incandescent light bulbs off the market during the next few years. ... more  The King Hearings were Taboo-Busters Frank Gaffney: It is not everyday that Congress breaks a major taboo and, in so doing, performs a real service to the nation. Last Thursday, however, was one such day. ... more  Continuing Resolution a Budget Joke Donald Lambro: Getting a law passed in Congress is a very difficult thing to do, as our Founding Fathers designed it that way, fearing that bad legislation would rob the people of their rights and freedoms. ... more  Deficits, Promises and Destiny Tony Blankley: In about a month, the Republican majority on the House Budget Committee will present its concurrent budget resolution for fiscal year 2012, which by law will include their proposed 2012 annual budget and their projection of the budgets for the following nine years. ... more  The Deep, Virulent Evil of the United Nations Ben Shapiro: lood on the bed. That's what 12-year-old Tamar Fogel saw last week when she opened the door to her parents' bedroom in Itamar, Israel. ... more  Obama's Top Stimulus Salesman Jon Sanders: Are widespread death and capital destruction good for an economy? Absolutely not. That's apparently news to one of Pres. Obama's top stimulus salesmen. ... more NPRgate and the King Hearings Frank Gaffney: Yesterday's videotaped revelations by the intrepid James O'Keefe provides welcome grist for many mills. Most obviously, it offers irrefutable evidence that National Public Radio employs elitists who are hostile to Republicans, Tea Party activists, and others derided as gun-toting, white "racists." ... more  See a Picket Line? Thank a Teacher Mary Grabar: Students have been primed to engage in such protest activities as those in Wisconsin on behalf of those who hand out their grades. ... more  Financial Risky Business Armstrong Williams: Learning cross the street safely is one of the first things a child is taught after it learns to walk. The first lesson: Cross at the cross walk. Second, only cross when the light is green. And, the cardinal rule -- always look both ways before crossing. ... more  Dave Says Try On a Career Dave Ramsey: 80 percent of the people make 20 percent of the money, and 20 percent of the people make 80 percent of the money. ... more |
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