Endlessly Slapped by ObamaCare
By Justin Haskins • The New York Post “I’m sorry sir,” the polite Healthcare.gov customer-service agent said. “There’s nothing I can do. You’re either going to…
Liar’s Remorse and Obamacare
Democrats have second thoughts about Obamacare by William Voegeli • The Weekly Standard In the Time magazine issue published after the 2008 election—whose cover depicted Barack…
Unlocking the Potential
The Keystone XL pipeline is our best bet for a secure energy future. By Peter Roff • U.S. News A decision handed down Friday by the…
Obamacare Architects Knew Affordable Care Act Wouldn’t Be Affordable
IBD Editorials • Investors.com ObamaCare was sold as a means to making health care more affordable. It even makes that claim in its official name. But…
Obamacare’s Annus Horribilis
by Michelle Malkin • RealClearPolitics There’s no candy coating the truth: Obamacare has had a very terrible, horrible, crappy, none-too-happy year. What it really means…
Obama’s Executive Memoranda Highlights Constitutional Crisis
by Jonathan S. Tobin • Commentary When conservatives protested President Obama’s attempt to go around the Constitution and rule by executive orders rather than with the…
Congress Can Pry Open a Clammed-Up IRS
The agency pleads that it can’t share the documents that it may have shared illegally because that would be illegal. by Charles Lipson • Wall Street…
Obama’s IRS Faces Scrutiny with New Congress
by The Washington Times The corruption of the Internal Revenue Service is still under investigation, but the public has learned a lot already: The IRS targeted conservative and tea party…
Gruber’s Pathetic Congressional Testimony
Despite his memory lapses, the ethical problems related to his work on Obamacare are plain. by John Fund • National Review Online An old Soviet joke…
Conservatives Surprising Edge on Diversity
By John Avlon • CNN Editor’s note: John Avlon is a CNN contributor and senior political columnist for Newsweek and The Daily Beast. He is co-editor…
Voters’ Verdict Explodes Liberal Myths
by Byron York • The Washington Examiner As Democratic losses mounted in Senate races across the country on election night, some liberal commentators clung to the…
Liberals on FEC Move to Regulate Internet Campaigns, Blogs, Drudge
by Paul Bedard • Washington Examiner In a surprise move late Friday, a key Democrat on the Federal Election Commission called for burdensome new rules on…
Holder’s Legacy of Racial Politics
The attorney general battled against state voter-ID laws, despite all evidence of their fairness and popularity. What will his successor do? by Edwin Meese III and J. Kenneth Blackwell …
The Unfree Speech Movement
I was among the student radicals at Berkeley in 1964, back when colleges actually had intellectual freedom. by Sol Stern • The Wall Street Journal This…
Targeting the Constitution
by Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz • Washington Post It is now well known that the IRS targeted tea party organizations. What is less well known, but perhaps…