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Newt Gingrich is absolutely right, in the first roundup item, below. (While endorsement of ideas within my roundup items is not necessarily implied, I do endorse Gingrich’s analysis here.) We’re […]
The Supreme Court has made an utter mess of legislative redistricting, for many years. The court can’t seem to make up its mind if, or under what circumstances, the racial […]
I offer some wide-ranging reading today (just click on the red links). As usual, no endorsement of any particular idea is implied. Breaking the budget, by Ed Feulner. David Bossie, […]
At NRO today, I give kudos to Speaker John Boehner and various committee chiefs who are pushing some really good legislation, in a bipartisan way, that achieves Medicare reforms people […]
Louisiana has low taxes. Good! But its tax structure is counterproductive, inefficient, and discouraging for businesses. Tax reform can’t wait another year, by Quin Hillyer
Obama’s Iran Agenda, by Stephen F. Hayes … and… Iranian Vulnerability, by Lee Smith Other good reading: AP U.S. History Battle Hits Georgia, by Stanley Kurtz Unhappy birthday, Obamacare: Five […]
It seems the GOP leadership is always a step behind, a step slow, or not anticipating their opponent’s next (often predictable) move. Whoever is calling the shots, needs a seat […]
Democratic Disarray: No love lost between Obama and his party on Capitol Hill, by Fred Barnes Federal Spending Per Household Has More Than Doubled Since 1962, by Michael Sargent ISIS […]
The first lesson is Jeremiah, 31:31-34. The Psalm is 51:1-13. The epistle is Hebrews 5:5-10. The Gospel is John 12:20-33. There are so many threads in these readings to untie, […]
Jeb Bush, Common Core cronie$, Pearson, PARCC, and your kids’ privacy, by Michelle Malkin Obama’s rude snub of Netanyahu, by Jennifer Rubin Wanted: A budget-cutting president, by Donald Lambro Israeli […]
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