Federal Red Ink Forever
When the Congressional Budget Office’s preliminary analysis of the Obama Administration’s 2012 budget was announced last week, observers were shocked — shocked! —...
Opinion
Obama and Nobel Prize Remorse
When someone is sold a bad bill of goods he may suffer from “buyer’s remorse,” a feeling of regret maybe even disgust —...
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Union Goons Mobilize to Keep Power
In a very short time the people of Wisconsin will have to decide whether or not they want their state to be ruled...
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Will America Become an Energy Cripple?
For years now environmentalists have been calling the shots when it comes to energy development in the United States. That’s why we don’t...
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The Lincoln Lawyer: A Decent Crime Thriller
The Lincoln Lawyer is certainly a far cry from Matthew McConaughey’s previous films, which, though pleasant enough, do not expand far beyond the...
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“Hey Bud, That’s My Money You’re Giving Away”
A casual conversation at a cocktail party a little while ago almost turned into fisticuffs—something I haven’t experienced firsthand since the second grade....
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Barack Obama’s Paycheck Unfairness Act
If you’re a stay-at-home mom, I don’t think you’ll like a policy that makes it harder for your husband to support your family....
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The New Red Dawn: Hollywood Kowtows to Chinese Communists
Hollywood is following an old script: hide the crimes of Communism and pretend that Communists are ordinary people. MGB has remade the 1984...
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Trillion-dollar Tax Holiday Sought by Multinationals
Claiming that granting a “tax holiday” for her company (and other large multinationals) would be beneficial to the United States, Oracle President Safra...
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The Alinsky White House
Saul Alinsky was a radical revolutionary who taught other radical revolutionaries that the only way to achieve power in the United States is...
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The New Frankenstein: Public Employee Unions
Judging from the behavior of public employee union members in Wisconsin, they believe they have the right to dictate to the government what...
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The “Redevelopment” Hoax
Why are so many people who are opposed to development nevertheless in favor of "redevelopment"? The short answer is that development involves decisions...
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What We Need Is Whole Congress Imaging
As I write, Congress is indulging in one of its usual shams: a “hearing” to determine whether blatantly unconstitutional, unconscionable federal crimes are...
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The Causes of Rising Food Prices
Food prices are rising quickly around the world. Part of the problem is weather. The winter wheat crop in China has been poor....
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Congress Has the Taxing and Spending Authority
Within the past decade, I've written three columns titled "Deception 101," "Stubborn Ignorance," and "Exploiting Public Ignorance," all explaining which branch of the...
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