Huma Abedin and the Muslim Brotherhood: Bachmann vs. McCain


Why Bachmann wins.

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The Dark Muslim Brotherhood World of Huma Abedin


Why John McCain is in grave error for denouncing Michele Bachmann’s concerns about Hillary Clinton’s top aide.

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Iraq on Its Own


Will the next president have to decide how to rescue the country from itself?

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Killing the Shepherd While Simultaneously Nurturing His al Qaeda Flock


For a decade or more, Americans have been all too aware of al Qaeda and their desire to destroy us, led by Osama bin Laden. This week, many finally felt the closure they had been seeking with the death of bin Laden. But if we have struggled this long against the leader of al Qaeda, should it not seem odd that we are simultaneously assisting them in Libya?

No, Bill Sammon Didn’t Lie About Thinking Obama Was a Socialist (Which He Totally Is)


There’s only so much mileage the Left can get out of vehemently denying that President Barack Obama is a socialist. For best propagandistic results, it’s ideal to highlight people on the Right who allegedly admit the same thing (and if their remarks can be used to embarrass a hated cable news channel in the process, so much the better).

What’s Driving Obama Down?


The perfect trifecta that’s causing the President’s plummeting poll numbers.

Troops to the Border


Has Eric Holder finally read the Arizona Immigration Law?

The Anti-Incumbency Myth


Voters hate liberalism, not the establishment.

You Can Only Trust Democrats to Be Democrats


Republican strategist Mark McKinnon has a new Daily Beast column taking Barack Obama and the Democrats to task for still blaming their own failures on the Bush Administration.  He shows that, by and large, the public isn’t buying it, making “Blame Bush!” a less-than effective strategy.  However, a passage near the end of the piece [...]

Why I Employ a Double Standard for Sarah Palin and David Frum


Why do I hold Sarah Palin to a more exacting standard than I do David Frum? Simple: because Palin and Frum fulfill different roles in the conservative movement. Palin is a political leader; Frum an intellectual leader. As an intellectual leader, Frum has much greater leeway — and an obligation really — to challenge conservative orthodoxy. Palin, by contrast, is abandoning conservative policy positions that she does not yet fully understand and has not yet fully thought through.