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CAIR vs. Islamic Reform?

The St. Petersburg Declaration, issued at the Secular Islam Summit in St. Petersburg, Florida, last w...

Extra! Extra! Bill of Rights Coming to Chicago?

On Friday, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia dealt the City of Chicago ...

Liberals Seek Revenge for Swiftboating

And shoot themselves in the foot in the process...

New Smoke-Filled Room

Could the top three GOP candidates be surpassed by a truly unknown dark-horse for President?...

The Maturing of the Right

Conservative Evangelical Christian voters have come a long way in a short time. From their nearly una...

New Hampshire Gets Ready

Every four years, when it’s time to elect a president, Americans are reminded that there still is a N...

‘Supporting the Troops’

The front cover of Newsweek’s March 5th issue featured a woman with amputated legs and a sweatshirt t...

Iraq’s Accomplishments in Perspective

The chattering class nostrum that Free Iraq and its coalition allies have "lost the Iraq war" is so b...

A Matter of Choice

Just as I was appraising the possibility of curtailing my 30-year devotion to the daily, and increasi...

Gingrich Is In, It’s Just A Matter of When

Over the weekend there was a spate of news reports and analyses about Newt Gingrich’s confession of p...

Partisan Press Parity?

For most of my lifetime, criticism of media bias was largely confined to those on the right side of t...

Bush’s Thermidor

In the calendar of the Revolution, Thermidor was the second month of summer. On 9 Thermidor (July 27,...

Dems Can Cut and Run, But They Can’t Hide

Newscasters and pundits keep talking about the dilemma the Democrats are facing in legislatively oppo...

‘Soft Diplomacy’ Is the Best Plan

I have long proposed the idea of soft diplomacy, i.e., trade, aid, investment and empowerment strateg...