New Jersey’s Conservative Renaissance
By Alan Caruba | January 18, 2012
Gov. Christie knows what ails America. “Our economy suffocated under the wet blanket of over-taxation, over-spending, over-borrowing and over-regulation.”
Editorial: President Obama will be sending a clear message with Keystone XL decision
By EPW Blog | January 18, 2012
In the December deal to extend the payroll tax cut by two months, Republicans stipulated that the president move up his deadline.
Making Stephen Harper’s day
By Guest Column William Bedford | January 18, 2012
CFP Poetry Online
MP Pension Rip-off Will Cost Taxpayers at Least $277 Million
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | January 18, 2012
Taxpayers contribute $248,668 per year to each MPs pension, while MPs contribute as little as $10,990 per year
An Internet Blackout Over SOPA and PIPA
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | January 18, 2012
Setting aside the burden the laws would impose on the freedom of speech and innovation, they don’t even make practical sense.
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Forget Global Warming: Obama’s Jobs Council Calls For More Fossil Fuel Drilling
By Guest Column | January 18, 2012
The president must make a decision on the pipeline by Feb. 21.
Emanuel fails to disclose conflict of interest in latest paper
By Steve Milloy | January 18, 2012
Shouldn’t Emanuel’s affiliations be disclosed so readers can make up their own minds?
Politico’s Fake Tea Party-Slamming South Carolina Poll
By Warner Todd Huston | January 18, 2012
South Carolina hates the Tea Party Movement and that is that, you see?
You’re NOT Alone!
By James Sharp | January 18, 2012
Take heart in the fact that you're not alone. The election of 2012 is going to go down in history as a turning point in American history
The NRDC’s Oil Ignorance
By Institute for Energy Research | January 18, 2012
United States has no shortage of energy, but rather, suffers from a shortage of good policies
IER’s Dan Kish talks energy abundance on Platts Energy Week
By Institute for Energy Research | January 18, 2012
President Obama's job-killing regulations
If Republicans Want to Win, They Must Stop Talking about Capitalism
By Selwyn Duke | January 18, 2012
If we want economic freedom to live, “capitalism” must die
Obama and the New York Times
By Jerry Philipson | January 18, 2012
Iran Face-Off Testing Obama the Candidate
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Murder, Mayhem and Tinkling on Terrorists
By Doug Patton | January 17, 2012
As Ronald Reagan once said, the strategy should be a simple one: we win, they lose, period
Obama’s Six Agency Merger - Smoke and Mirrors
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | January 17, 2012
Not about streamlining government, saving $300 million a year for ten years, or a transparent attempt at getting re-elected. More complicated relationships, interests, and outcomes are at stake.
Selling Out: An Artist Says @#!! Occupy, More Commodify!
By Lorette C. Luzajic | January 17, 2012
History, economics, political science, and art history show that it is the hated “market” that liberated society, that freed artists from the tyranny of state dictation
The Progressive’s Foundation of Lies
By F. Swemson | January 17, 2012
By returning to a true “free market” economy, America will return to her former glory, as the most prosperous and free nation on earth
The Covert ‘War’ In Iran
By Peter C. Glover & Michael Economides | January 17, 2012
Tehran has been quick to blame Israel and America for the assassinations
The U.S. is on a Suicide Watch
By Alan Caruba | January 17, 2012
The President has asked that the debt ceiling be raised another trillion or so and Congress will comply. That, I submit, is insane
Che Guevara now selling Mercedes-Benz
By Humberto Fontova | January 17, 2012
Viva la Revolucion! To sell cars in the U.S., Mercedes Benz is relying on the mass appeal in the U.S. of the mass-murdering Stalinist who craved to destroy the U.S
I take issue with Debbie Wassermann Schultz
By Guest Column Tom Curran | January 17, 2012
Lets take a closer view at civility on the left, Occupy mob, TEA Party
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HSLDA, ADF say changes would violate int'l legal standards on human rights
Delta, WestJet to launch code-share service
By Guest Column | January 17, 2012
Partnership will provide expanded U.S., Canadian options for customers of both carriers
No-kidding red lines
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | January 17, 2012
U.S. response to an Iranian nuke may be bluster, but Israel’s won’t be
South Carolinians Have a Right to Work
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | January 17, 2012
Not surprisingly, other states are looking to follow in South Carolina’s footsteps.
Farm Credit Canada: Optimism About Canadian Agriculture at All-Time High
By Guest Column | January 17, 2012
"Agriculture is more than a job, it is an amazing lifestyle,"
Newt Should be Kicked out of The Republican Party
By Guest Column David Lawrence | January 17, 2012
I used to like Newt. I thought he was smart. But he is obviously interested in only his own election.