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Obama’s Budget Blame Game

February 3, 2010 By Vasko Kohlmayer 18 Comments

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The president blames his predecessor for his own fiscal profligacy.

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Paul D. Ryan: A GOP Road Map for America’s Future – WSJ.com

January 27, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 2 Comments

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In tonight’s State of the Union address, President Obama will declare a new found commitment to “fiscal responsibility” to cover the huge spending and debt he and congressional Democrats have run up in his first year in office. But next Monday, when he submits his actual budget, I fear it will rely on gimmickry, commissions, [...]

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Emperor Obama’s Health Bill Has No Clothes – by Dick Morris

December 17, 2009 By Dick Morris 6 Comments

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ObamaCare has been stripped of its most pernicious features.

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Lieberman’s Ties to Ex-Party Frayed by His Use of Swing Vote – WSJ.com

December 16, 2009 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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Sen. Joseph Lieberman’s use of his swing vote to help quash a proposed expansion of Medicare marked the latest act in his deteriorating relationship with the Democratic Party. Cheered nine years ago by Democrats as their vice-presidential nominee, Mr. Lieberman later left the party and now is an object of vilification among many in the [...]

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ObamaCare Goes Off Track – by Jacob Laksin

December 16, 2009 By Jacob Laksin 6 Comments

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Can the Senate’s defectors derail the government takeover of health care?

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Confronting Howard Zinn’s Anti-American Matrix

December 14, 2009 By Michael van der Galien Leave a Comment

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You would think that someone who writes a book called A People’s History of the United States would at the very least believe there is such an entity as the “United States,” wouldn’t you? Well, you’d be mistaken in historian and radical leftist Howard Zinn’s case. In his most famous work, he writes:
The pretense is that [...]

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Andrew Stern

December 4, 2009 By John Perazzo Leave a Comment

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For the entire Andrew Stern profile, click here. Selected highlights from the Andrew Stern profile: Former New Leftist Andrew Stern is the current President of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), the second largest labor union in North America. The economic model championed by Stern and SEIU includes universal health care, increased taxation, an expansion of social [...]

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