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Hillary wouldn't be making these unforced errors.
Americans’ view of Congress hit an all-time low in June, sliding into single digits for the first time ever.
For those of you who don't yet know him, I'd like to take a moment to introduce you to Governor Bobby Jindal. We may be misunderestimating Barack. But the question of 2008 remains: When all is said and done, who is this guy?
Senator John McCain brought his new more aggressive campaign to Denver on Monday. Illinois does need change but Durbin may not like it.
An interesting assessment of the famous economist.
A chance to win $50 from Human Events!
The Syrian regime is heinous, but the Saudi regime -- a US ally -- is even more so... What will happen in Afghanistan? An insider has the predictions.
Common sense direction for energy in America. What's going on in DC this week according to your Washington Rumor Mill.
How, then, does justice demand that we, the taxpayers, pay as perpetrators for an offense in which we were fellow victims?
Rebuilding a national treasure to signal strength. Previewing the world's largest gathering of "free minds."
Eyewitness says Sen. McCain did not get involved in a scuffle with a Sandinista during a 1987 Congressional trip to Nicaragua.
Mitch McConnell wants to reduce the price of gasoline. Will John McCain seize the best opportunity he’ll have in this race to help the average voter?
The legislative lowdown on the Supreme Court decision, PEPFAR and global warming tactics. Democrats who are disappointed -- even angry -- that Hillary won’t be in the White House next year shouldn’t despair. Rescue symbolizes the huge gains made under the U.S.-funded Plan Colombia program and is a major black eye for the FARC. The story of Peter Hansborough Bell isn’t told very often -- but it should be, especially in the classrooms of Bell County, Texas.
So this is how it ends: not with a bang, but a whimper.The most senior judge in England has … Senator Jesse Helms, who like John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died on the Fourth of July, was … While everyone is focusing on Barack Obama's shifting positions on issues such as campaign … A number of friends of mine have commented on an odd phenomenon that they have observed-- … Flying under the legislative radar this past week was potential McCain vice presidential … WASHINGTON, D.C. -- When House Republican leaders left Washington for their Fourth of … "They're going to try to make you afraid of me," Barack Obama told the audience at a … Retired Gen. Wesley Clark, whose stock as Sen. Barack Obama's possible vice presidential … Just in time for Independence Day, the bible of the American left, The New York Times, … Sen. Barack Obama spoke on the subject of patriotism this past week in an effort to undo some … Not until a year after Lexington did the Continental Congress muster the resolve to declare … LONDON -- I am in London preparing a couple of talks on politics that I am to give this week, … Yousuf Raza Gilani, prime minister of Pakistan, will lunch with George W. Bush in the White … President Bush was on message Wednesday in a Rose Garden news conference, when he kept up the … A prominent 20th-century Democrat made the following statement about the purpose of the Second … by Nicholas A. Vardy With Asia, Europe and even the United States in confirmed bear markets, it's becoming increasingly harder to find global stock markets with bullish prospects. But thanks to the election of a new president who has undertaken steps to reconcile with "Big Brother" China across the strait, Taiwan is one of the handful of global stock markets that could rally strongly between now and the end of the year. by Doug Fabian The market suffered through its worst June since the Great Depression, and curiously, it's the seriousness of this sell off that has me cautiously optimistic about the possibility that we are approaching a low in stocks... by Nicholas A. Vardy With global equities clocking their worst first-half performance in 26 years, market Cassandras are having their day in the sun. Last year only two markets in the world -- Russia and Saudi Arabia -- were down halfway through the year. This year, only a handful of global markets -- Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa -- were up in local currency terms. |  |  | | | | |
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