Like it or not, success will never be equally distributed.
The Bernanke Nomination – WSJ.com
January 24, 2010 By 1 Comment
The White House said yesterday it has damped down a political revolt against Ben Bernanke and now has the votes to secure the Federal Reserve Chairman’s second four-year term. Whether or not Mr. Bernanke is confirmed, the lesson we draw is that overly political central bankers will eventually be undone by politics. There’s no doubt [...]
What My Daughter Taught Me About Compassion – by David Horowitz
December 29, 2009 By 5 Comments
Sarah understood that changing the world meant starting with our relationship.
From the Pen of David Horowitz: December 27, 2009
December 27, 2009 By Leave a Comment
President Barack Obama has been in office nearly one year, making it two since my late daughter Sarah trudged through a freezing winter in Iowa to help him win the nomination. According to a Gallup poll conducted on the anniversary of the presidential vote, only 28% of Americans still believe that Mr. Obama will be [...]
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Romney Slams Huckabee Over Clemencies
December 4, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Appearing on CNNs “Larry King Live,” former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney lashed out at former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee for granting clemency to Maurice Clemmons. Clemmons was found guilty of armed robbery and other violence crimes. Although prosecutors and Clemmons’ victims urged Huckabee not to pardon him, the governor did so nonetheless: a major and [...]
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History Repeats Itself: Huckabee Becomes Dukakis
December 1, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Call it Willie Horton 2.0. After winning the Democratic Party’s nomination in 1988, then-Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis’s presidential campaign was destroyed by Republican attacks on his role in the release of Willie Horton on a weekend furlough. Horton surprised and shocked leftists everywhere when he did not return to jail, and later raped a woman and [...]
