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 Subscribe Now and Find Out What Makes Coulter Tick  Obama's Egghead Economic SaboteursMichelle Malkin: Official motto of the White House economic team: Those who can, do. Those who can't, fantasize in the classroom, fail in Washington and then return to the Ivy Tower to train the next generation of egghead economic saboteurs. Life is good for left-wing academics. Everyone else pays dearly. ... more  The Cancer of Regulation John Stossel: Politicians care about poor people. I know because they always say that. But then why do they make it so hard for the poor to escape poverty? ... more  Irksome ThingsWalter E. Williams: There are a lot of things, large and small, that irk me. One of them is our tendency to evaluate a presidential candidate based on his intelligence or academic credentials. ... more  Media Go Leaner on WeinerBrent Bozell: Remember Weiner when liberal journalists roll their eyes at the stupidity of conservatives. Weiner's social-media sex scandal was underplayed by the national media precisely because they thought their ultraliberal star was far too smart to commit these stupid sex pranks with women he barely knew on the Internet. ... more  It's Obama's Economy, StupidJonah Goldberg: The unemployment rate then was 9.5 percent. It's now 9.1 percent, well above the 8 percent cap that the administration advisors projected under the stimulus bill. ... more  7 Responsibilities You Have As An AmericanJohn Hawkins: Responsibilities are the flip side of rights. But if you ask people what their responsibilities as Americans are, you'll usually get vacant expressions and maybe a mumbled statement about jury duty or paying taxes. ... more  The New York Times As Holy WritMichael Medved: When a journalist makes a concerted attempt to edit provocative comments out of the public record, it's usually an indication that the remarks in question count as uncomfortably revealing. ... more    Pawlenty: Obama's Central Planning Fail John Ransom: "I'm willing to tell Americans the hard truth," says Pawlenty. "And I believe Americans are ready to hear it. But the truth about our economy isn't hard at all. Markets work. Barack Obama's central planning doesn't." ... more  On the Road to Fatima Gate Austin Bay: 2011's Arab Spring is an astonishing moment. Yes, somewhere on the calendar of the next decade's history a fall of lowered expectations will occur and a winter of cold disappointment -- but the hopes and passions powering it will not disappear. ... more  Self-Policing Bureaucrats Undermine Open Records Laws Kyle Olson: Public sector unions moved rapidly this year to teach Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker a lesson for his "attack" on collective bargaining. ... more  Stock Tip: Don't Take Stock Tips Gil Morales and Chris Kacher: There is a difference between taking a stock tip that has no inherent or proven logic behind the tip compared to acting on stock suggestions based on stock market trading strategies that have proven themselves over many market cycles. ... more  The Shocking Thing About Sex Scandals: We're Shocked Maggie Gallagher: Anthony Weiner's escapades infuse a whole new meaning into one of my favorite words from the movie "Bambi": Twitterpated. ... more  Elena Kagan's Telltale Recusal Terry Jeffrey: When Elena Kagan became solicitor general of the United States in March 2009, she applied a high standard in recusing herself from her job as the administration's top advocate in federal court disputes. This standard was exemplified by the case of Horne v. Flores. ... more  The Palestinian Move George Friedman: Last week we discussed Israeli strategy. This week I want us to consider Palestinian strategy and to try to understand how the Palestinians will respond to the current situation. ... more  Living Within Smaller Means Carrie Schwab Pomerantz: Dear Carrie: I just graduated with a business degree and was lucky to find a job in Los Angeles. I'm excited, but a bit worried, too, because the job doesn't pay that much and I know it costs a lot to live in LA. ... more  Bad Week for Dems Rich Galen: While the rest of America was watching Anthony Weiner sorta, kinda accept responsibility for the fact that he had lied to himself (among others), the Washington Post's Godfather of Political Reporting, Dan Balz, was poring over the latest Washington Post/ABC News poll which made Weiner's mea culpa seem like good news. ... more  If Beer Ran the Economy Ryan James Gidursky: Americans have become disenchanted with the economic stagnation; headlines reading "a new low", has been applied to the economy more than to Congressman Anthony Weiner. ... more  Let's Not Forget About Obamacare David Harsanyi: Democrats will often get irritable when some clingy philistine refers to Obamacare as "socialized medicine." It's simply not a precise phrase for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. In any event, it's not socialized yet, you ignoramuses! Progress doesn't happen overnight. ... more  Conservatives Insuperable If Inseparable Tony Blankley: I had the honor of speaking last weekend at the Faith and Freedom Conference, at which most of the candidates for the Republican presidential nomination were the star attractions. The conference, led by Ralph Reed, brought together the nation's leading (what is called) social conservatives. ... more  Fed Pres Blast "Too Big to Fail," as European Banks Teeter Mike Shedlock: Bank stocks have been in the gutter because of mark-to-fantasy accounting. No one believes asset valuations, and no one believes results of existing stress tests. ... more  Bad Economic News Bodes Ill for Obama's Re-Election Donald Lambro: President Obama went to Toledo, Ohio, last Friday to boast about his "economic recovery," but didn't say a word about that morning's grim unemployment report showing only 54,000 jobs created in May. ... more  Putting the "Wild" Back in Wild, Wild West Tim Huelskamp: In keeping with its commitment to putting special interests ahead of the best interest of the country, the Obama Administration has decided this time that federal land designations matter more than securing the southern border. ... more  American Mosques: Jihad's Incubators Frank Gaffney: How's this for a wake-up call: America's most cherished civil liberties and the Constitution that enshrines them are actually enabling Muslim Brotherhood operatives and other Islamists who have the declared mission of destroying our freedoms and government "from within…by [our] hands." ... more  The Stupidest Immigration Reform Idea You Haven't Heard About Rachel Marsden: "Even the most hardcore anti-subversion attempts related to citizenship are silly, since someone can renounce their citizenship of origin as needed, then reapply for it later. None of this posturing amounts to a solution." ... more  Leftist Lies and the Media That Enable Them Robert Knight: Not since Barry Goldwater was smeared in 1964 with the famous "little girl with daisy and mushroom cloud" TV ad has there been such bald-faced character assassination. ... more |
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