The most critical question is missing
The two presidential debates held to date reveal as much about us as – the electorate – as about them – the two candidates. And to be honest, it’s not a very flattering picture, nor one that justifies...
View ArticleRomney's 3rd and best option on Iran
Nowhere is the failure of Obama’s Middle East foreign policy more evident – and more catastrophic – than in Iran. Thanks to four years of self-delusion and appeasement, Iran is only weeks or a few...
View ArticleImpeach Obama for treason
The four American deaths in Benghazi are a direct result of decisions and actions by President Obama that undermine the national-security interests of the United States. Those deaths may well be only a...
View ArticleIdentity politics triumph
Welcome to the U.E.S.A., the United European States of America. If you like the European debt crisis and austerity riots, you are going to love Obama 2.0. If our politics were a video game, it would be...
View ArticleTime to retool and reload
The cynicism promoted by our arrogant and shameless media establishment is creating an atmosphere of desperation among a growing number of citizens. When people feel totally disenfranchised, they may...
View ArticleGOP amnesty panic: Scapegoating run amok
No one should be surprised at how many Republicans want join the amnesty parade being organized by the National Council of La Raza. Yet, while scapegoating the immigration issue was to be expected from...
View ArticleGOP: Reject identity politics
Maybe one Republican response to the “Latino vote problem” ought to be to remind our first and second generation Latino citizens why they or their grandparents made that arduous journey in the first...
View ArticleAssisted suicide of the Republican Party
Among its few sane choices on Nov. 6, the voters of Massachusetts rejected a ballot proposal to legalize assisted suicide. Proponents should have saved their money: The Republican Party will show them...
View ArticleHow the right can win the 'fairness' debate
Respected pollster Scott Rasmussen recently admonished Republicans to change their tune, not their message. He’s dead right, and that advice applies to issues across the board, not just the debate on...
View ArticleRobert Bork: An American lion in winter
Judge Robert Bork will be remembered as a towering intellect and celebrated legal scholar who was unfairly denied a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. But Bork’s accomplishments and his significance...
View ArticleSen. Tim Scott: 'Not black enough'
If Martin Luther King Jr. were still alive and observing today’s political theater, he would be writing a speech entitled, “I have a nightmare.” The American left has transformed King’s struggle for...
View ArticleThe Colorado Compact: An empty piñata
If you like what politicians have done to “tax fairness,” you are going to love even more what is coming as immigration fairness. A Colorado blue ribbon commission has it all figured out. Stacked blue...
View ArticleGoodbye, immigration – hello, global citizenship
We won’t see it in any headline, but immigration is dead. You can’t have immigration without immigrants, and we no longer have immigrants, we have only migrants. Everyone is a migrant. We all migrate...
View ArticleA ballgame with no rules
Obama’s second inaugural Monday was an amazing spectacle. Obama’s speech and other aspects of the event tell us that Obama’s second term will be even more radical and more ambitious than his first. Are...
View Article3 biggest lies about amnesty bills
This is really hard. It is very difficult to talk about only three lies when it is such a target-rich environment. The most obvious lie is that “this time we will get it right and not repeat the...
View ArticleObama's drone deception
To read the headlines about Obama’s use of drones to kill terrorists, he is a real John Wayne. But would John Wayne worry more about the jihadists in Yemen or the ones coming across our southwest...
View ArticleNational sovereignty: Casualty in amnesty debate
The reason conservatives are losing the amnesty debate is that the issue has been successfully framed by the open-borders lobby as a matter of “fairness.” In reality, the question that will be decided...
View ArticleHow gun-control debate has united the right
The great gun-control debate now under way in Colorado and across the nation is not only about guns and the Second Amendment. It is also about our two cultures and the two different languages they...
View ArticleCulture war: When 'assimilation' became 'integration'
We haven’t heard much about assimilation of immigrants lately. If that seems odd, there is a reason for the silence. There is no “assimilation debate” because assimilation as a policy goal of our civic...
View ArticleThe suicide of the Republican Party
This week the Republican National Committee issued a 100-page “autopsy” of the 2012 presidential election and recommended a “rebranding” that guarantees the end of the Republican Party as a contender...
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