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From the Weekly Standard: Barack Obama has said on many occasions that he inherited a very bad economy from George W. Bush. He has blamed the Bush economy for every shortcoming and disappointment of…
Read MoreI’m not sure but the Cato Institute’s Dan Mitchell might have set a new length record with the following title on his Townhall.com post today: Democrats Admit their Top Goal Is Luring GOP into…
Read MoreOne of the many telling conversations I had with Republican Party leaders over the years included an exchange with newly elected U.S. House Speaker Denny Hastert in early 1999. I asked him how soon…
Read MoreFor many years some of us have been trying to get through to Republican elected officials in Illinois that their number one job is moving public opinion so policy reforms can be implemented. Year…
Read MoreSo, let’s see, if we put the Republicans in charge of the White House and the U.S. Congress our problems are solved, right? Wrong. Not only did we not see anything solved during the…
Read MoreThe question is (as it always is), will Republican leaders grasp this and then learn how to communicate it? From the Weekly Standard: America doesn’t need 20 banks with combined assets equal to nearly…
Read MoreThis is a news item you probably didn’t hear about if you only listen to GOP sycophants: Did you know that House Republicans are still defeating amendment after amendment to cut spending — even…
Read MoreThe following bit of news was posted by HotAir.com: Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels (R) criticized public-sector unions on Sunday, saying they should be eliminated entirely. “There’s, I think, a fundamental problem with government becoming…
Read MoreAaron Renn has an article in the Spring edition of City Journal titled, “The Second-Rate City?” It is subtitled, “Chicago’s swift, surprising decline presents formidable challenges for new mayor Rahm Emanuel.” It’s worth a…
Read MoreKyle Olson hits it out of the park with this one: Over the past year, a lot of people have been talking about “the 1%” versus “the 99%.” But if you’re concerned about one…
Read MoreBy now I would assume most Americans have learned about the newly discovered energy reserves in the United States. I see this as one of the most amazing developments of my lifetime. Since I…
Read MoreFriends, there are no “moderate” solutions to the problems facing the country, and in fact, most of those problems have been caused by government itself. No better example exists than the 2008 financial collapse….
Read MoreFrom Brian Wesbury and Bob Stein: Like the Berlin Wall and the Iron Curtain, the cradle-to-grave social welfare experiment must eventually collapse. A system of taxing work and profits, while subsidizing leisure, sloth, and…
Read MoreThe above straightforward headline is from a post by George Rasley that begins with this… The most recent Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report on the federal government’s dire fiscal situation indicates that the United…
Read MoreSome of us aren’t surprised at all with this post from Rasmussen Reports. It’s too bad we don’t recruit more competent people to run for office as Republicans so our party would cultivate and…
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