Monthly Archives: November 2010

By Arnold Ahlert 63 House and 6 Senate seats later, “compromise” and “working together” have become the new memes for Democrat progressives and their media apparatchiks. That’s quite an amazing turnaround for those who, only a year ago, rammed a … Continue reading →

By Paul Johnson What the midterm elections proved is that the American people do not trust Barack Obama to lead them. And trust, that magic five-letter word, is the most important element in the relationship between a nation and its … Continue reading →

By Michelle Malkin Liberty, not “government vision,” yields innovation. For this priceless insight bequeathed to us by our Founding Fathers, Americans should give eternal thanks. More Front Page

By Marybeth Hicks Rooted in our Judeo-Christian heritage, we American’s don’t just count our blessings by looking for the proverbial silver lining inside a passing cloud of events. We’re just as likely to “give thanks in all circumstances,” understanding that … Continue reading →

The developers for the Ground Zero mosque, now called Park51, have apparently run out of money for their project. On top of that, they owe more than $200,000 in back taxes. But not to worry. They’re applying for a $5 … Continue reading →

By: Diana West Wikipedia, the widely read, online, multiauthored encyclopedia, features an entry on the term “memory hole,” which originated with the prescient if not also clairvoyant George Orwell. The Wikipedia definition begins: “A memory hole is any mechanism for … Continue reading →

Once again we find ourselves fighting back against Big Government politicians who are trying to cram legislation that we don’t want down our throats. Even after the historic election almost three weeks ago, Harry Reid feels that it is appropriate … Continue reading →

Morning Bell Celebrating the company’s Wednesday initial public offering,President Barack Obama last night called his government takeoverof General Motors a “success story.” “American taxpayers are nowpositioned to recover more than my administration invested inGM,” he said. Left unsaid is the … Continue reading →

By Ann Coulter Is there any question that we’d be looking for Swedes if the 9/11 terrorists, the shoe bomber, the diaper bomber and the printer cartridge bomber had all been Swedish? If the Irish Republican Army were bombing our … Continue reading →

Wayne McCollum We wouldn’t need earmarks for our representatives “to bring home the bacon” if they would leave the bacon at home. More Front Page