Daily Archives: November 10, 2010

By Ken Blackwell This is an idea whose time has come. In 1994, Republicans campaigned — and won — on a balanced budget amendment (as part of the Contract with America). Back then, the deficit was just $203 billion. Today, … Continue reading →

By Ben Shapiro We’ve all heard President Barack Obama’s American journey. Twice. In “Dreams From My Father” and “The Audacity of Hope,” Obama told his glossy, airbrushed story: son of a black father and single mother with international background but … Continue reading →

Government Rationing of Health CareIn apparent anticipation of the exploding health costs that will result fromthe government’s takeover of health care, the Patient Protection andAffordable Care Act provides for a comprehensive system of governmentrationing of health care. That rationing starts … Continue reading →

By Thomas Sowell Whenever the party that controls the White House does not also control Capitol Hill, political pundits worry that there will be “gridlock” in Washington, so that the government cannot solve the nation’s problems. It is not a … Continue reading →

By Thomas Sowell The time is long overdue to stop treating judges like sacred cows, especially when they have so much bull. Read Front Page

By Dick Morris And Eileen McGann The fiscal crises facing state and local governments and school boards makes these unions and their political clout vulnerable, potentially at the mercy of a Republican controlled House of Representatives. We may, at long … Continue reading →

By Michelle Malkin My column today spotlights the hands-off policy of the Obama homeland security Keystone Kops when it comes to illegal alien pilot trainees. Meanwhile, it’s hands-on groping for everyone else as the nation revolts against invasive security measures … Continue reading →