The political commentariat doesn't know what to make of those thousands of Americans who've spontaneously thronged to tea parties and town-hall meetings to oppose the big-government programs of the Obama administration and Democratic Congress. Some on the left attack them as fascists or racists, though evidence of that...


New Jersey's leadership is pushing a 'bipartisan' pension reform that holds a poison pill for state taxpayers: In exchange for some good-but-minor changes, it would commit the state to handing billions to its unsustainable pension system. Worse, it aims to enshrine that obligation in New Jersey's Constitution. The...


-Satire Well on his way to accomplishing the last of his three presidential priorities: Releasing terrorists to kill Americans again (See: Stoos, Obama’s “Adopt-A-Jihadist” Program for Gitmo Prisoners and Obama’s “Adopt a Jihadist Program” Part 2: Gitmo Honor Graduate Resumes Career); Apologizing to the world for the greatest country on earth (See: Stoos, World Groveling Tour Takes Its Toll: Obama Recovering From Serious Back Injuries) and Destroying the American health care system (See Stoos, The Future Of Medicine Under Obama Universal Coverage for Health (O.U.C.H.)  President Obama recently announced the delay of World Groveling Tour 2—his long-planned trip to Oceania.


A groundbreaking conference was held on March 11, 2010 at the New York County Lawyer’s Association in downtown Manhattan, just half a block from Ground Zero.  More than 200 people packed a standing room only space to hear legal experts define how jihadists are using both domestic and international laws to undermine the credibility of the free world’s legal structures so that they can be replaced by Islamic laws.


Pelosi and Marx on 'Freedom'

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Nancy Pelosi wants to give birth to a new kind of freedom in America -- the freedom from being 'job-locked.' She's not exactly the first to push the concept.


No Taxation with Misrepresentation

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If Congress passes a takeover of healthcare via dubious means, flaunting the consent of the governed, the consequences may be far more profound than dreamed by Reid, Pelosi, and Obama.


What: CODE RED Health Care Rally to…Kill The Bill! When: March 16, 2010 at 10:00 AM EST. Where: Capitol Hill, Taft Park, Washington D.C.


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WASHINGTON -- One job of presidents is to educate Americans about crucial national problems. On health care, Barack Obama has failed. Almost everything you think you know about health care is probably wrong or, at least, half wrong. Great simplicities and distortions have been peddled in the name of achieving 'universal health coverage.' The miseducation has worsened as the debate approaches its climax. There's a parallel here: housing. Most Americans favor homeownership, but uncritical pro-homeownership policies (lax lending standards, puny down payments, hefty housing...


Clinton and friends are back in business.


Legal counsel to some of the detainees went far beyond vigorous representation of their clients. Doesn't the public have a right to know?


LONDON -- Could Prime Minister Gordon Brown become the Harry Truman of British politics? For many long months, Brown and his Labor Party were written off as sure losers in this year's election, likely to be called for May 6. David Cameron, the young, energetic and empathetic Conservative Party leader, was all but handed Brown's job by the chattering classes, so consistent and formidable had been his lead in the polls. But suddenly, Cameron doesn't seem quite so inevitable. One recent poll showed Brown's party within two points of Cameron's. While other surveys show a...


- Satire - With the health care nightmare nearly over, President Obama is moving ahead with his communist agenda for reforming education, immigration, US Senate rules, traditional marriage, financial institutions, US military policy with respect to homosexuals, executive compensation, campaign financing, and last, but hardly least, the system for crowning college football champions.


No bill can become law unless the exact same text is approved by a majority of both houses of Congress.


In Carl Hoffman's 'The Lunatic Express,' the author sets out to see the world by using the harrowing modes of transportation endured by the world's poor. Simon Winchester reviews.



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