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When It Comes To Immigration Reform it’s The Consumer That Matters Tue Jun 7

Armstrong Williams

The recent Supreme Court Ruling in Chamber of Commerce vs. Whiting highlights a fundamental and before now underappreciated factor in the immigration debate: immigrants come here illegally because they know that U.S. companies will hire them. ... more
A Time for Truth Mon May 30

Mike Needham

Give former Governor Tim Pawlenty credit for having picked a campaign theme that rises to the level of our nation’s challenges: A Time for Truth. ... more
Obama Held Hostage To His Assumptions Sun Apr 17

Austin Hill

President Barack Obama appears to be clinging not to his lyre, as Nero allegedly did, but to his rigid, narrow, very limited worldview, despite the fact this behavior seems to work against his own self-interests. ... more
Turkey's Cautionary Tale Fri Apr 15

Caroline Glick

Ever since Turkey’s Islamist Justice and Development AKP party under Recip Tayip Erdogan won the November 2002 elections, Western officials have upheld the AKP, Erdogan and his colleagues as proof that political Islam is consonant with democratic values. ... more
Nir Rosen and the Soft Misogyny of Immoral Equivalence Tue Feb 22

Jon Sanders

To his credit, Nir Rosen has expressed shame and apologized for his callous jokes on Twitter about CBS News Chief Foreign Correspondent Lara Logan's sexual assault by an Egyptian mob. ... more
Choice, Not Compromise Mon Feb 14

Terry Paulson

Rep. Paul Ryan’s response to President Obama’s State of the Union provides a clue to the political battle that is coming. ... more
Our new Jeffersonian Era Sun Feb 13

Salena Zito

Today we are in the midst of a cultural U-turn away from a Hamiltonian meritocratic-elitist, centralized-power society to a more Jeffersonian Main Street focus, with state and local governments as the primary powerbrokers. ... more
'Going Gingrich' Thu Feb 10

Howard Rich

Have recent elections taught Republicans nothing? ... more
New Leaders in Civil Rights Sat Jan 29

Kathryn Lopez

Is the party of Lincoln the party of civil rights? Are Republican conservatives the new civil-rights leaders? These are far from the most frequently asked questions in American politics, but they're worth raising. ... more
A Cavalier Administrator Mon Jan 17

Mike Adams

Two-thirds of the nation's colleges maintain policies that clearly and substantially restrict freedom of speech. But now, UVA is an exception to the rule having fully reformed four speech codes over the course of the last year. ... more
Now What? Fri Jan 14

Mona Charen

Some good has come of the tragedy in Tucson. President Obama has issued a de facto rebuke to those in his camp who attempted to use the murders to discredit and smear their political opponents. ... more
“Give Me Individual Liberty Not Government Dependence” Mon Apr 12

Terry Paulson

Dennis Prager has recently added a pearl of wisdom to his repertoire of truths—“The larger the government, the smaller the individual.” The biggest danger from President Obama’s march to bigger government rests in what this means to the grounding principles that have made America great. ... more