Governor Cuomo ll
Socrates visits modern Greece
New Jersey goes Greek
Crittenden: Duty, Honor, Blah Blah Blah, Etc.
Arizona laws vs. New York practices
Krauthammer: This Admin is lawless
Insane on the Canadian border
K Street cashes in on bill
Why the Republicans Could Still Lose in November
Steyn asks Why is (DC taxpayer) Jonah Goldberg buying condoms for 30-year old men he doesn't know?
Town in RI heads into receivership
Powerline: In Sweden and Switzerland, 7 of 10 people work past 50. In France, only half do.
Gratzer in the B Herald: Central planning’s bad medicine begins:
President Barack Obama has nominated Dr. Donald Berwick to a position largely unstaffed during the Bush administration: head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which oversees the two Great Society programs.
Berwick has decades of experience in health policy and, on paper, would seem a perfect candidate for the job. But he has fallen into the trap of many intellectual elites, which we might call the Harvard Disease: assuming that a government committee can guide one-sixth of the national economy into efficiency
Texas:
The State Board of Education's offense is great -- namely, restoring to notice in Texas textbooks, to a certain eminence even, quaint ideas about federalism and the religious viewpoint of the American founders.
