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Obama sets out to save his legacy — will it work?

12/03/2013 Published on Foxnews.com

President Obama has begun a new 20 day effort to sell the Affordable Care Act. And while his press conference on Tuesday was less defensive and more forward looking than his previous comments, it very much remains to be seen… Continue reading →

The Failure Of ObamaCare And What It Means For The Democratic Party

11/13/2013 Published on Forbes.com
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New internal government data revealed in the Wall Street Journal yesterday shows that the Obama administration hasn’t just fallen short of their goal to enroll 500,000 Americans in private plans in October, they’re not even in the ballpark.
Fewer than… Continue reading →

What Christie, McAuliffe victories mean for America

11/05/2013 Published on Foxnews.com

Tuesday’s election results underscore the degree to which American politics has been stood on its head.
As columnist Ramesh Ponnuru argues in the New York Post, it is logical to expect that in more conservative Virginia Lt. Governor Ken Cuccinelli… Continue reading →

Forrester Gets It Wrong On Facebook (Really Wrong)

11/01/2013 Published on Forbes.com
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I’ve read the Forrester research on Facebook Facebook, and it makes very little sense.
Forrester has basically said that the entire value and promise of the Facebook brand is vastly overstated because of the lack of utility of mobile advertising,… Continue reading →

What Democrats need to ask Secretary Sebelius about ObamaCare

10/30/2013 Published on Foxnews.com

The path forward for the Democrats
Health and Human Service Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is scheduled to testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee Wednesday.
In her prepared testimony, which has already been released to the media, she acknowledges the… Continue reading →

A Sad Chapter For America

10/17/2013 Published on Forbes.com
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“This is not a time to point fingers of blame,” Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said after the Senate finally reached an agreement on a deal yesterday. “This is a time of reconciliation.”
To be sure, we have moved past… Continue reading →

You call this a deal? Congress, Obama set to kick the can … again

10/15/2013 Published on Foxnews.com

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said that he was hopeful it would be a “bright day.” Republican leader Mitch McConnell seconded Reid’s optimism, “we’ve had a good day,” he commented on Monday.
Indeed, we are on the precipice of a… Continue reading →

Government Shutdown Courtesy Of The Republicans

09/30/2013 Published on Forbes.com
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It wasn’t supposed to go this way. The Republicans’ latest maneuver appears to be a complete failure – we are headed for a government shutdown, and fast.
It appears that the Republicans, and certainly Senator Ted Cruz, have become the… Continue reading →

Reframing The Health Care Debate Is A Long-Term Political Must

09/27/2013 Published on Forbes.com
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With the Syria crisis entering a new phase, the focus among Washington policymakers has shifted to the debate over the debt ceiling and efforts by far-right Republicans to try and defund the Affordable Care Act. While it makes for good… Continue reading →

Intellectual Property Rights Matter

09/24/2013 Published on Forbes.com
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While the American public’s and the media’s attention has been focused on the seemingly endless cycle of political dramas that unfold every day–the impending fight over the debt ceiling, the potential government shutdown, the debate over the budget deficit and… Continue reading →