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• Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sun Sep 18
  John Ransom
  Liberal strategist James Carville has suggested that Obama find someone to indict. Never mind whether the person is actually guilty of a crime. So the Mighty One has fallen a bit, but hasn’t fallen enough yet to take his place with the rest of us mere mortals bound by laws. ... more
• Special House Election Spells Danger for Democrats Fri Sep 16
  Donald Lambro
  Barack Obama's troubled presidency was hit hard again this week on several fronts that shook the White House and raised fears in his party of deeper losses in Congress next year. ... more
• The Job Killer in Chief Sun Sep 4
  Peter Schiff
  But while President Obama prepares to unveil a new plan for the Federal Government to create jobs, evidence is rapidly piling up on how his Administration is actively destroying jobs with stunning efficiency. Recent examples of this trend are enough to make anyone with even a casual respect for America's former economic prowess hang their head in disgust. ... more
• Oops: Democratic Candidate Leaves "Background" Strategy Note in Press Release Thu Aug 25
  Guy Benson
• Incompetence Can Save Us Sat Aug 20
  Mike Shedlock
  Today I am going to do something different, openly praise blatant incompetence. I will list my reasons later but first let me sing the praises of sheer incompetence. ... more
• Obamanomics: The Gift that Keeps on Giving Sun Aug 7
  Michael Reagan
  He should quit blaming the rich for being successful and take a look in the mirror. Instead of quoting my father to justify himself and his shocking incompetence he should try to imitate my Dad and try to govern as well as my Dad did. ... more
• Not An Endgame, But the End of Beginning of the Campaign Fri Jul 15
  Hugh Hewitt
  President Obama unleashed his inner Alinskyite on Wednesday, storming out of a meeting with Congressional leaders and White House staff after threatening the GOP House Leader Eric Cantor with a parting "Eric, don't call my bluff." ... more
• After the Deluge -- Restoration Wed Jul 13
  Tony Blankley
  Some people can spot a slight in every compliment, whereas others -- the happy ones -- find a compliment in every slight. So last week, as a free-market, low-taxes, constitutional conservative, I happily found an apparently unintended compliment from the liberal New Republic. ... more
• Obama, the Poor Loser, Poor Liar Fri Jul 8
  John Ransom
  Whether is was GITMO, withdrawing from Iraq, Obamacare’s effectiveness in bringing down healthcare costs, the wars of choice in Libya (and Afghanistan), the debt ceiling he voted against before he was for, the stonewalling of the oil industry- Obama has a lot of broken promises to answer for. ... more
• Union Apologists: Why Keep School Seniority? Older Teachers Have Mortgages! Sat Jun 25
  Kyle Olson
  This all, of course, runs contrary to common sense. School leaders want the best teachers, regardless of age, sex or race. Parents and students deserve no less. A seniority-based system is one of the greatest injustices in American public schools. ... more
• Administration's Incompetence Meets Congressional Lethargy Wed Jun 22
  Donald Lambro
  All the talk here is about the slowing economy, the threat of a continuing recession, the government's growing debts, and the looming insolvency of Social Security and Medicare. ... more
• An Obama Foreign Policy Tue Jun 21
  Caroline Glick
  Robert Gates's recent remarks signal that the president's handling of US foreign affairs is about to undergo a dramatic transformation. ... more
• Portrait of a Failed American City Sun Jun 5
  Salena Zito
  In a valley that curves along the Allegheny River is a tract of land built on opportunity, greed, and the bureaucratic nightmare of being one city in two nations. ... more
• Joe Biden Stiff-Arms the Press Sun May 29
  Salena Zito
  A little more than a week ago, Vice President Joe Biden traveled to fund-raisers in two battleground-state cities, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Neither stop included the White House press corps. ... more
• Bankers as Clowns Fri May 20
  Mike Shedlock
  The ECB comedy show continues. Jean-Claude Trichet went ballistic and walked out of a meeting over Jean-Claude Junker's use of the terms re-profiling and "soft restructuring". ... more
• Ehud Barak's Latest Nakba Tue May 17
  Caroline Glick
  Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Ehud Barak have some explaining to do. ... more
• How to Define Contemporary Liberalism? Thu Apr 28
  Ross Mackenzie
  With key institutions grown effete, standards of right and wrong descend into a moral miasma of relativistic goo. ... more
• Obama: Running on an Empty Tank Wed Apr 27
  Michael Reagan
  Halfway through his term in office, President Barack Obama faces a crisis that could most probably doom his chances of being re-elected -- he's running out of gas. ... more
• Does Anyone, Including Obama, Understand His Foreign Policy? Tue Apr 5
  Armstrong Williams
  What is obvious is that our president is making all of this up as he goes along, and is clearly not listening to Secretary Gates. ... more
• DA: NYC abuse case goes beyond job incompetence Thu Mar 24
  AP News
• Obama Aims in the Wrong Direction on Gun Control Tue Mar 15
  Katie Pavlich
  President Obama published an op-ed in my college town newspaper, Tucson’s Arizona Daily Star, over the weekend calling for more enforcement of current gun laws. ... more
• Obama's Biggest Weakness: He's More of the Same Wed Mar 9
  Michael Medved
  As they prepare to make a serious case for his replacement in 2012, Barack Obama’s conservative critics need to decide: is the president radical – or more of the same? ... more
• Do Obama’s Lousy Results Mean He’s Deliberately Destructive? Wed Mar 2
  Michael Medved
  Some conservative commentators spent their Presidents’ Day holiday ruminating over Barack Obama’s evil intentions, or denouncing the chief executive as an alien interloper and fanatical ideologue perversely determined to damage the Republic. Instead, they might have focused on the history of the John Adams’ White House prayer to develop a more effective context for their criticism. ... more
• Obama-Inspired Chaos Fri Feb 25
  Oliver North
  According to Hillary Clinton, "the safety and well-being of Americans has to be our highest priority." Oh, really? ... more
• Do Wisconsin's Public Schools Deserve to Survive? Wed Feb 23
  Terry Jeffrey
  With the entire nation watching, Wisconsinites are now debating whether the state's public school teachers ought to be required to pay 5.8 percent of their wages to support their own retirement plans and 12.6 percent of their own health-insurance premiums. ... more
• GOP Should Agree on Civility But Strike Back on Substance Wed Jan 26
  Michael Medved
  Positioning yourself as the party of nastiness and polarization may play well with small elements of your base, but can hardly qualify as a winning political strategy. ... more

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