Conservatives4Palin

At FEC, she targeted religious conservatives.

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“Most Americans see ominous dark clouds looming beyond the White House Rose Garden, Mr. President.”

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Chicago moves south?

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The Washington Examiner‘s indispensable Tim Carney provides another lesson in how Washington really works: Baucus rewards ex-staffers with tax breaks for their clients.

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Fiction fans know The Hunger Games as a trilogy of novels and a recent movie about a decadent imperial capital that levies tribute on its impoverished provinces. Quite a few people are making the connection between this fictional world and contemporary Washington. The latest is conservative blogger Glenn Reynolds,  who asks in USA Today “Are [...]

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Can we call him a “quitter?”

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Corruption, Chicago style.

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“The passage of the STOCK Act in the Senate is just the first battlefield victory in this war for reform.”

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Mr. Smith went to Washington to make a difference, but the people weren’t ready for the “sudden and relentless reform” he embraced.

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What difference does it make whether there’s a ‘D’ or an ‘R’ behind a name, if the game remains the same? After reading this book, I appreciate more what Governor Palin said about changing the entire team, not just the uniform.

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Washington D.C. faces a serious deficit spending problem, but that problem will only continue if the issues of leadership and character deficits are not simultaneously addressed.

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His attempt to take over 1/6 of the U.S. economy under the guise of “health care reform” is more about increasing the membership of the public employee unions like the SEIU than it is about health care. These new union members will then reward the party of government, the Democrats, with their votes ad infinitum.

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