Thomas Sowell on Reagan and the Need for Communication
The Need to Explain by Thomas Sowell The most successful Republican presidential candidate of the past half century — Ronald Reagan, who was elected and reelected with landslide victories —…
The Need to Explain by Thomas Sowell The most successful Republican presidential candidate of the past half century — Ronald Reagan, who was elected and reelected with landslide victories —…
by Peter Wehner Over my career, I’ve tended to resist press bashing. Part of the reason for that may be that there are plenty of journalists whose work I respect…
by Eric Trager Nobody should have been surprised when Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi issued a “constitutional declaration” on Thursday asserting total political power. This was, after all, the former Muslim…
“The ability of the American people to watch the [‘Fiscal Cliff’] sausage made and [to] read the contract before signing is a better guardian of our future than the hurried…
by Jennifer Rubin Each new revelation about the Benghazi debacle reinforces the idea we are either not hearing the truth or everyone in the administration was behaving irrationally. If you…
by Todd Beamon Food stamps will be the only way 42.2 million Americans will pay for their Thanksgiving Day dinner this year – more than ever. This Thanksgiving, 42.2 million…
by Kerri Toloczko Capitalism is good for everyone. Entrepreneurs access financial resources to create businesses. Businesses hire workers, and workers provide services to consumers. Consumer payments create profit, leading to…
by Peter Brookes We don’t have all the details of former CIA Director David Petraeus’ testimony to congressional Intelligence Committees on Friday, but it looks like the American people were…
NEWS FLASH: The climate naturally fluctuates over time. Throughout history there have been many warmer and cooler periods. Some of those were dramatically warmer and dramatically cooler and some where…
I believe that the principles upon which this nation was founded are the only sure guide to a resurgent economy and to renewed greatness. by Mitt Romney Thank you. I have…
Polls famously cannot measure the intangible called intensity. by Mona Charen November 06, 2012 “I don’t know,” a very wise and skeptical Washington political analyst confided to me on Sunday…
The Democrats have already lost much in their bet on Barack Obama, and will be paying for it for several years. by Noemie Emery November 6, 2012 We don’t know…
President Obama, what exactly is this revenge? Revenge against whom? Against what? by Larry Kudlow November 6, 2012 Putting aside all the voter models, there’s one overlooked point worth making…
“Obama’s campaign doesn’t seem president-sized. It is small and sad and lost, driven by formidable will and zero joy.” by Peggy Noonan November 5, 2012 We begin with the three…
Enthusiasm, Ground game, Undecideds, Indicators, Issues by Fred Barnes November 5, 2012 Mitt Romney will win. The tie in the polls goes to the challenger. Here’s why: Enthusiasm. It matters…