The Lessons of Tiger Woods – by Larry Elder

Does Bill Clinton draw down the window shades, only to venture out under cover of night to go to the ATM?

Conservative praise for Nobel speech, POLITICO.com

President Barack Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize speech Thursday is drawing praise from some unlikely quarters – conservative Republicans – who likened Obama’s defense of “just wars” to the worldview of his predecessor, Republican George W. Bush. It’s already being called the “Obama Doctrine” – a notion that foreign policy is a struggle of good and [...]

Michael Moore

To view the full Michael Moore profile, click here. Excerpts from the Michael Moore profile: Michael Moore is a multi-millionaire filmmaker and author of several books…. In 2002 Moore’s anti-gun documentary Bowling for Columbine reached theaters. His depiction of America as a violent, gun-crazed culture was honored at the Cannes Film Festival in France and won the 2003 [...]

Stimulus 3.0? – by Jacob Laksin

President Obama promises to spend the country out of recession – again.

From the Pen of David Horowitz: December 5, 2009

The continuing efforts of a fringe group of conservatives to deny Obama his victory and to lay the basis for the claim that he is not a legitimate president are embarrassing and destructive. The fact that these efforts are being led by Alan Keyes, a demagogue who lost a Senate election to the then-unknown Obama [...]

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Robert Kagan: Obama’s Lonely Decision, Washington Post

So now two presidents in the space of less than three years have bucked overwhelming conventional wisdom, as well as public opinion, and decided that they did not want to lose a war. And what lonely decisions these have been. Perhaps the most disturbing thing about the last few years has been the stunningly large [...]

The ACLU’s Latest Attempt to Humiliate America Defeated

The Supreme Court has handed the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) a stunning defeat by reversing a lower Court’s order allowing the release of photographs showing alleged prisoner abuse in Guantanamo Bay. A report yesterday from Democracy Now! highlighted the ACLU’s fight to have the photographs released in order to bolster its argument that [...]