Maggie's Farm

Triceratops never existed

CATO: Fixing Transit: The Case for Privatization

Olasky: What's healthcare like for the poor?

NRO: Best Presidential biographies

Deficit panel's Rx: 'Cancer' surgeryBudget scalpel draws blood, howls

Is this bipartisan thing DOA?

Hugh Hewitt: No more time for California dreamin'

Pajamas: Back to the Future with Jerry Brown at the Helm in California

Jeffrey Lord: Mark Levin's book changed America

Is Mark Levin our Tom Paine?

Connecticut Residents Are Tops in Well-Being

Amusing football trick play

Bob Kerrey: Obama is so Incompetent He Needs Someone to Do His Job for Him

BAD NEWS: ‘Jaw-Dropping’ Data on Black Male Student Achievement. “According to the report, poverty levels are only part of the equation because poor white boys (defined by eligibility for subsidized school lunches) are doing as well as black boys who do not live in poverty.” It’s about the culture.

France is a dying nation

Irony: AARP blames ObamaCare for increased cost of employee health coverage

...an essential feature of successful presidents is that they find ways to broaden their coalitions. Doing the opposite—pursuing policies which shed support, but keep just enough of it to maintain a majority—is a very difficult needle to thread.

Calvin Coolidge once said, "The chief business of the American people is business." The Democrats just lost America because they forgot that.

On second thought, you can't forget what you never knew. The Democrats running things the past two years proved they have no clue about the business of business. In their world, the real world of the private economy is an abstraction, a political figment.