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Obama Could Learn From FDR on How to Get Things Done

Evidence of the astonishing incompetence of the Obama administration continues to roll in. It started with the stimulus package. One-third of the money went to public employee union members — a political payoff not very stimulating to anyone else. Billions went to green energy loans, like the $500 million that the government lost in backing […]

Black-Hispanic Economic Relations in a Precarious Balance

If there was one thing that was certain at the beginning of the George Zimmerman trial, it was that a lot of people weren’t going to be happy with the outcome. The extent of the damage is yet to be fully determined, but level heads can mitigate a potentially crippling situation. In the short-term, the […]

The Unfriendly Skies

As if the federal government were not already doing enough to kill the U.S. airline: industry with restrictive workplace rules, over-regulation, and a monetary policy that supports higher fuel prices, earlier this month anti-trust authorities at the Justice Department blocked the merger between American Airlines and US Air. (Unbelievably, the regulatory roadblock was thrown up more […]

Obamacare Train Wreck: Join Jordan Sekulow of ACLJ, Senator Ted Cruz & Others..

Just prior to the “August Recess” Senators: Mike Lee: and: Ted Cruz: along with Representatives: Mark Meadows,: Tom Graves: and others started a battle that would play out over the course of the summer.: This isn’t a battle for the weak at heart. No. This is a battle to save America from the Obamacare “train wreck.” Democrats will stop at nothing to protect […]

Ted Cruz’s Moment in Time

The decision of whether to run for president of the United States is unlike any that a human being faces. And yet Rafael Ted Cruz, the junior U.S. senator from Texas, faces it. Not now. Not even soon. Next year probably. Certainly by Thanksgiving 2014. Imagine the discussion a candidate and his or her spouse […]

Environmental Activist Vera Scroggins Calls for Parental Pedophilia

Environmental activist Vera Scroggins provides more evidence that normalizing pedophilia will be next on the progressive agenda. Via Gateway Pundit: Obama supporter and prominent anti-fracking loon, Vera Scroggins is also a public advocate for parental pedophilia. Scroggins made comments on a Yahoo group called “Peacelist,” a group that is “dedicated to the advancement of the […]

Plumbing the Depths of Moral Depravity With Choice: Texas

As part of their never-ending campaign to further trivialize the taking of your own child’s life, abortion advocates have created a new video game: In “Choice: Texas,” designed by Carly Kocurek and Allyson Whipple and currently in development, players hunt for abortion access in Texas via the “choose-your-own-adventure” technique — and confront obstacles such as […]

The Lonely, Unilateral President

Poor Obama. So far, the only two countries he has engaged in a coalition of the willing or something has been France and England. And England has said “nope, no thanks”, in terms of attacking Syria. Well, their Parliament voted against any action on a narrow vote, anyhow, since PM David Cameron did something wild […]

Poll: Bill de Blasio opens bigger lead over Openly Gay Chrisitine Quinn in NYC Democrat primary, might avoid runoff

The ultra progressive,:  de Blasio, who wants to tax the heck out of the rich has increased his margin of the vote over another wacky progressive, Quinn, who promised New Yorkers bigger and stronger condoms.:  :  Politicker:  reports if there was any question that Bill de Blasio is the mayoral race’s new front-runner, there isn’t […]

How Many More Nidal Hasans in Our Ranks?

A military jury sentenced unrepentant Fort Hood jihadist Nidal Hasan to death on Wednesday. But if another murderous Muslim soldier’s case is any indication, Hasan may be sitting in the catbird seat for years to come. And our men and women in uniform will remain endangered by Islamic vigilantes in their own ranks. Remember Sgt. […]

What’s so great about coalitions?

This week the United Kingdom, with the support of the U.S. and France, scrambled — in vain — to get the approval of the United Nations Security Council for a military strike on Syria. I can certainly understand why some see this as a legal or political necessity. International law says that nations should seek […]

Does GOP Need Solutions for Black Voters?

This week, I heard a conservative commentator “admitting” that Republicans don’t do enough for black voters. “Why don’t conservatives offer solutions?” asked this person. It bothers me that otherwise-sound conservative thinkers fall into this trap — unwittingly ceding the turf of the debate to their liberal counterparts. The assumption is that unless we offer liberal […]

Reality Catching Up to the Political Class

Official Washington is always a decade or two behind the American people. That was true in 1963 when Martin Luther King, Jr. shared his dream for a better America and it’s true today. The 1963 March on Washington came 16 years after Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in major league baseball. Robinson did more […]

Harvard Study Finds Repressing Gun Rights Does Not Reduce Violence

Even Ivy League eggheads have figured out that restricting gun rights does not reduce violent crime: A Harvard Study titled “Would Banning Firearms Reduce Murder and Suicide?” looks at figures for “intentional deaths” throughout continental Europe and juxtaposes them with the U.S. to show that more gun control does not necessarily lead to lower death […]

Obama Attacks Gun Owners With New Executive Orders

We can’t say we weren’t warned. If Congress wants to provide a helpful rubber stamp, fine. If not… Unable to overcome opposition to new gun laws from Republicans and a handful of conservative Democrats, the White House has resorted to issuing executive orders which do not need Congressional approval. The new orders ban Americans from […]

Five Questions On Syria For POTUS Who Received Nobel Peace Prize Before Even Knowing Where All The White House Bathrooms Were

I suppose there’s something raaaaacist in that headline, but, hey, don’t blame me, blame the Politico’s Glenn Thrush and Leigh Munsil, who offer up 5 questions for Obama on Syria President Barack Obama is not a commander in chief drawn to military adventure nor an explainer-in-chief who is especially fond of delivering Oval Office addresses. […]

It’s Super-Media! With The Power To Detect Non-Existent Racism

The media’s fixation on the Trayvon Martin case, while ignoring much more brutal crimes with clearer racial motivations, is a return to pre-O.J. America. The thesis of my book, “Mugged: Racial Demagoguery From the Seventies to Obama” — out in: paperback: this week! — is that after decades of liberals play-acting Racist America, wherein they cast themselves […]

The Israeli Spring

Israel could be forgiven for having a siege mentality — given that at any moment, old frontline enemies Syria and Egypt might spill their violence over common borders. The Arab Spring has turned Israel’s once-predictable adversaries into the chaotic state of a Sudan or Somalia. The old understandings between Jerusalem and the Assad and Mubarak […]

Syria Does Not Satisfy the Powell Doctrine

President Barack Obama said that an introduction of chemical weapons in the Syrian civil war would constitute a “red line” with “enormous consequences” that “would change [his] calculus.” That was a year ago. This past March, Obama said, “We will not tolerate the use of chemical weapons against the Syrian people, or the transfer of […]

Once more into the snake pit

“Oh, when will they ever learn? Oh, when will they ever learn?” — Peter, Paul and Mary By the time you read this, U.S. missiles and bombs may be falling on Syria. Why? Syria hasn’t attacked us. It does not pose a security threat to the United States. These were arguments made against the Bush […]

Bay Bridge and Its Comedy of Errors

As mayor of Oakland, Calif., Jerry Brown wanted an “icon” to replace the seismically challenged eastern span of the Bay Bridge and to highlight the “splendor” of the East Bay. “It’s unfortunate that pencil pushers, bureaucrats and political yahoos don’t understand quality and try to block quality to save a few bucks,” observed the Oracle […]