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Protecting The First Amendment
Hearings in the James Holmes trial are underway and a trial date has been set for February 2014. There has been much discussion of the prosecution’s decision to seek the death penalty – a decision made in consultation with the… Continue reading →
When It Comes To Obama And The Sequester, The Public Has Got It Wrong
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The Age of Disruption
Doug Schoen
Contributor
Looking for a Way to Reduce Medicare Spending? Look No Further than Part D
Doug Schoen
Contributor
Tomorrow is a big day. The sequester will automatically come into… Continue reading →
The Age of Disruption
We seem to be always in crisis these days. Paralysis, gridlock, partisanship, and stale thinking from our political class abound. Politicians cling to their party lines with no vision for how they are actually going to get anything done.
The… Continue reading →
S&P Lawsuit Benefits Obama
Somebody needs to be held accountable.
That’s the logic behind the DOJ’s nearly $1 billion lawsuit against S&P. Put simply, it has been over four years since the fiscal crisis and no major entity, much less any individual – and… Continue reading →
Division In Washington Strikes Again
All of this was predictable. In a speech to a trade association six weeks ago, I discussed the partisanship and imbalance that would eventually destroy our political system. I said that I thought it was perfectly reasonable to assume that… Continue reading →
Obama’s Opportunity To Go Big On The Fiscal Cliff
The current stalemate on the fiscal cliff leaves a tremendous opportunity for President Obama to go big. He has the chance to say that as we finish out the holiday season and the year there is still time to avert… Continue reading →
Voters Reject Divisive GOP Strategy. Can Obama And The House Deliver The Compromises The Electorate Wants?
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Why Obama Won: Hispanics, Millenials Were The Difference
Joel Kotkin
Contributor
Fiscal Future, Thy Name is Sequester
Tim Ferguson
Forbes Staff
Obama Victory Could Spell End Of Conservative Supreme Court
Daniel Fisher
Forbes Staff
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Victory For Biden As Ryan Underperforms
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Paul Ryan Workout Photos Spur Memes, Fake OkCupid Profile
Alex Kantrowitz
Contributor
Obama Flunked The First Debate. But Why?
Deborah L. Jacobs
Forbes Staff
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This evening’s vice presidential debate showcased what… Continue reading →
Embassy Attacks Underscore An Alarming Post-Arab Spring Shift Towards Anti-American and Anti-Israel Sentiment
Yesterday’s entirely unjustified and outrageous attacks on 11th anniversary of 9/11 no less underscore an alarming shift in public opinion that is clear, quantifiable, and growing exponentially within the Arab Street since the onset of the Arab Spring uprisings last… Continue reading →
Book Review: Who’s Counting?
BOOK REVIEW: “Who’s Counting? How Fraudsters and Bureaucrats Put Your Vote At Risk” By John Fund and Hans Von Spakovsky
In Who’s Counting?, authors John Fund and Hans Von Spakovsky draw upon hard evidence to make the case that there… Continue reading →

