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2002: A Banner Year for Conservative Books

A survey of the best 20 conservative books of 2002. The titles reviewed here make up a far from compr...

Naral Goes 1-for-20 in Election

The pro-abortion GOP Senate candidate in that same region lost, and that was the only "key" congressi...

Abortion Proved a Winning Issue For Republicans

Pro-Life Republican candidates did very well this year. This was especially true in the socially cons...

Democrats Will Try to Filibuster Judicial Nominees

Democrats in the Senate may filibuster Bush's judicial nominees next year, writes Thomas Jipping....

Jesse Jackson’s Alternate Universe

Terence Jeffrey debates Jesse Jackson on the fate of the Democratic party two days after the election...

Democratic Party: The Gift That Keeps on Giving

Ann Coulter has a few suggestions to help Democrats recover from last week’s election....

Georgia Republicans Bypass Atlanta, Take Capital

The Republican Realignment in Georgia happened suddenly and unexpectedly. The story of how it happene...

Election Gives Bush Mandate for Growth

Social Security Reform WAS a winner in this election for Republicans in tight races. Meanwhile, Repub...

Capital Briefs — Week of November 18

New House GOP Lineup; New Senate GOP Lineup; Two Judges Make It; Death Tax Ban Returns; Pelosi Under ...

Just Do It

Even in a year when voters gave Republicans total power and elected an even more conservative House m...

San Francisco’s Far-Left Pelosi Will Lead Democrats in House

Nancy Pelosi, the new House Democratic leader, truly lives up to her reputation as a "San Francisco l...

How’s Your Political I.Q.? — Week of November 18

Test your knowledge of politics...

Taxes, Pot and Gay Marriage Go Down

In last Tuesday’s election, voters gravitated not only toward conservative candidates but they also v...

Roll Calls: House Blocks Fire Fighting Funds, Approves Treasury Spending

-House Refuses to Switch Funds to Fire Fighting -House Easily Approves Treasury Spending Bill...