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Hillary’s Slush-Fund Attack

David Axelrod, the seasoned Chicago Democratic political operative who is chief strategist for Sen. B...

The Subprime ‘Crisis’ — Time for Government Intervention?

Our catastrophe-obsessed traditional media calls it the subprime mortgage “crisis” or “meltdown.” Her...

Atheists vs. Grace

On the roller coaster of history, we’re seeing a hands-in-the-air moment as atheistic books soar onto...

Why the Right Shifted on Immigration

As a rule, the Republicans campaigning for president sound more like they are running for sheriff of ...

The Silent Forces That Will Shape the ’08 Political Landscape

Those who read this column know well that on any given day, I might seem more conservative or more li...

Phill Kline v. Planned Parenthood

Kansas District Attorney Phill Kline brougt 107 criminal charges against a local Planned Parenthood. ...

Congress Defends the UN: Coburn Opposes

Taxpayers expect elected officials to safeguard their money, not the U.N.'s penchant for secrecy...

Immigration: The New Third Rail of American Politics

Immigration is the new “third rail” of American politics. I know, because I remember the old third ra...

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Congress Defends the UN: Coburn Opposes by Sen. Tom Coburn Taxpayers expect elected officials to safe...

Republicans’ Worst Debate Yet

With an icy moderator who began by explaining candidates would not focus on immigration or Iraq, Repu...

Romney, Thompson Winners in Last Debate Before Iowa

In the last debate before the Iowa caucuses, Republican candidates paddled through another juvenile d...

Congress’s Disastrous Energy Diversion

Congress still has an awful lot of work to do in a very short period of time if its members want to s...

Joe McCarthy Invented the Internet

The October 2007 Vanity Fair had a long, gaseous article explaining how the pro-Bush bias of the main...

ENPR: Huckabee Surge Is for Real

Huckabee surge is for real, but Romney has lost little support and still leads in N.H; House Republic...