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President Christie? By | February 10, 2015
The measure of a Christie run won’t be whether he can outtalk or outglitter his putative Republican primary competitors. It will come entirely down to whether he can outmatch them on substance.

Van Jones suddenly worried about 'racist' GOP's diverse and exciting 2016 bench

How did the federal student loan program rack up such massive debt so quickly? Let's take a look at Obama's recent reform efforts and programs to help provide relief to student borrowers.

Is Walker for amnesty? Based on his rhetoric and his record, the answer is no, yet the media still has an uncanny amnesia about Republican governors when their policies and proposals resonated with the Republican base and the country as a whole

The media was Obama's messaging machine. It is becoming Hillary's spin system. If Republicans passively submit to it, then the media will define them and 2016 will become a rerun of 2012.

Capitulation

Gentlemen may cry, peace, peace -- but there is no peace. The war is actually begun!

There’s no question that this administration has lost all legitimacy and the stench of their numerous scandals is beginning to reach even the loftiest of America’s elites

Why should we be surprised that the national media continues to report on “global warming” when our government has been engaged in the deliberate distortion of the actual data?

“It’s about providing more opportunities for Americans to maximize their happiness and pursue their dreams.”

Integrity: Williams' self-aggrandizement was a well-known disaster waiting to happen

'Absolutely'

Redefining success as the little you can do when you're willing to do very little.

The statement over the weekend from Chief Justice Roy S. Moore is boosting the ranks of probate judges who are refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses

I'm looking for a president who puts that ahead of political concerns. I'm still hoping Ted Cruz is one of the options who would qualify, this disappointing-sounding statement notwithstanding.

“Competition is good for the consumer in terms of cost and quality. For that alone, the co-op notion or concept ought to be applauded,” said Dr. Eli Adashi of Brown University.

LifeSiteNews, Family Research Council, and others: NBC "should be ashamed": 'Fifty Shades of Grey' gives Millennials a poor representation of what true love is all about, as it promotes abuse, narcissism, and misogyny,

Distortion of Christian history in an attempt to downplay the real threat of worldwide Islamic extremism

The Long Run By | February 9, 2015
Marijuana's negative impact will someday rear its ugly head: Self-interest always promotes benefits in the short run, but ultimately, what is best for all is the long run

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I'm not going to judge him on his last name. But, dude.

No more tax increases; No more unnecessary spending; No more government growth. Those three items would take care of illegal aliens and gifts to foreign countries that have sworn to dislike and even hate us

Boehner's inviting Bibi was no boo-boo, but a brilliant move

Debt is about more than just money. It's about the end of expectations and the death of hope

These people, the SPLC and the media alike, hate, hate, hate successful black men... especially when they are conservatives

President Obama purposefully sidesteps calling Islamic terrorism by name in order to coddle Muslims

President Barack Obama is absolutely the wrong human being to be leading the West at this point in history. Heaven help us

In short, liberal thought is shot through with magical thinking

We're sure the parents of ISIS's victims, both foreign and domestic, appreciate his subtle, nuanced, and cautious approach

A great movie about a great man who served his country proudly! Kudos to Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper for showing the American people what real heroes look like!

The Benghazi committee also announced that next week it will begin interviewing three dozen firsthand witnesses, including “brave Americans who survived the attacks