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The “Kabooki Dancing” Roberts

Some key tidbits from Sen. Biden (D-Del.) at the confirmation hearings this morning: -He told Roberts...

Warehousing a Problem

Too many pundits, including some conservatives, think using mothballed military bases to house New Or...

Rushdie Still Likes the Sandanistas

The man who is very likely the most famous novelist in the world made it clear last week that he has ...

Sometimes Heroes Show Up

Sometimes heroes just show up. Last week, when Hurricane Katrina buried an entire city beneath water,...

The Great Society: Failure of an Idea, and a People

Liberalism exposed as fraud...

Dispelling Ignorance and Demagoguery About the Role of Prices

The fallout from Hurricane Katrina has featured a lot of ignorance and demagoguery about prices. Let’...

American Generosity Is Colorblind

The race men are at it again, turning the tragedy of New Orleans into a morality tale about racism in...

Bastardizing the Courts

Nothing could better illustrate the wrongheadedness of modern liberalism toward the role of the court...

Why Do We Pay Attention to the Constitution in the First Place?

A recent headline on the editorial page in the Wall Street Journal read: "John Roberts Deserves a Dig...

Spokesman for GOP Rep. Don Young Calls Proposal to Give-Up Transportation Pork to Cover Katrina Relief ‘Moronic’

This from today’s Wall Street Journal editorial page (“A ‘Moronic’ Proposal,” Wednesday, Sept 14, 200...

Christianity Dying in Its Birthplace

What some observers are calling a pogrom took place near Ramallah, West Bank, on the night of Septemb...

Monumental Surrender: The Sorry Proposal for Remembering the Heroes of Flight 93

I am not an architect, but here is my 9/11 architectural philosophy: War memorials should memorialize...

Hillary’s Hurricane Rule: Gulf Storms Require Gas-Pump Populism

Sen. Hillary Clinton sometimes talks as if she wants oil and gas to be cheap and abundant, but she ne...

Save the Academics: Get Them Into Normal Society

Bin Laden's vision isn't much more extreme than worldwide socialist utopia of many campus-dwellers...