Monthly Archives: December 2010

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By Michelle Malkin Diligent English farmers of old once shared a motto about the blessings of work: “Industry produces wealth, God speed the plow.” Indolent New York City union officials who oversee snow removal apparently live by a different creed: … Continue reading →

By Maxim Lott Predicting the weather — especially a decade or more in advance — is unbelievably challenging. What’s the track record of those most worried about global warming? Decades ago, what did prominent scientists think the environment would be … Continue reading →

By Cal Thomas Sarah Palin deserves an apology. When she said that the new health-care law would lead to “death panels” deciding who gets life-saving treatment and who does not, she was roundly denounced and ridiculed. Now we learn, courtesy … Continue reading →

By Ann Coulter The only evidence we have that Democrats love the poor is that they consistently back policies that will create more of them. More Front Page

By Wesley Pruden Political Correctness, or self-censorship, governs the conduct of these elites, who would be more comfortable with the European model of free speech, as set out in Germany, where talking about certain subjects is against the law. The … Continue reading →

By Diana West My question: Who’s high here? Illiterate Afghans on drugs, or educated Americans on fantasy? Like a legion of buttoned-down and uniformed Don Quixotes seeking the impossible COIN (counterinsurgency theory) — winning Afghan hearts and minds from Islamic … Continue reading →

By Thomas Sowell The Constitution of the United States begins with the words “We the people.” But neither the Constitution nor “we the people” will mean anything if politicians and judges can continue to do end runs around both. More … Continue reading →

By Arnold Ahlert I’m going to try to explain this one more time, because I think it is critically important. Freedom doesn’t die all at once. It gets chipped away, piece by piece, until what we once had becomes unrecognizable. … Continue reading →

By Tony Blankley The Tea Parties self-formed without leadership from above. But millions of people who didn’t join the Tea Parties nonetheless endorsed their sentiments and values so that by last month, polls showed that the electorate identified more with … Continue reading →