Yesterday was Candlemass
Time to take down the Christmas decor
Vanderbilt University’s Assault on Religious Liberty
From a Christian standpoint, So what's wrong with men's rights?
Just Fill the Darn Potholes, We’ll Do the Rest
From Tim Dalrymple:
But Mitt, like Republicans in general, needs to reclaim the language of compassion for the poor. It’s not compassionate to leave the very poor tangled up in our social safety nets. It’s not compassionate to promote dependency. What is compassionate — what actually serves the interest of the very poor, as well as everyone else — is unleashing economic growth that brings greater opportunity, better values and better compensation for everyone. The very poor are not doing fine. They’re drowning in the unintended consequences of liberals’ good intentions — their families are falling apart, their spirits and creativity are languishing, and the economic virtues are withering from their communities because of the perverse mis-incentives of government largesse.
Mitt needs to learn how to be America’s foremost expositor and defender of the power of the free market. He’s not quite there yet.
Mitt is a bit out of touch. Obama was out of touch too. They are both bubble guys.
Why Obama should be worried
Congressman Issa On Obama Green Job Failure: “We Would Have Done Better Throwing The Money Out A Window”
Op-Ed: Hoosier role model - Indiana will prove a tipping point in the fight for right-to-work
Obama: I Pushed Dodd-Frank And Health Care Reform Because Of Christ
What??? We have a theocracy here? Also, what if Bush had said that?
What does Obama do all day?
America's waning influence - Any honest diplomat will tell you that American power and global influence is waning, and if we shy away from acknowledging that fact, we'll only speed up the process.
Mitt Romney’s trouble is his near-perfection
A Guide to the Supreme Court’s Review of the 2010 Health Care Reform Law
U.S. spies to rely more on allies due to budget austerity
Reading the Taliban
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