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Are private unions cooling toward Democrats?

02/17/2015 Published on Foxnews.com
President Obama has long been a friend of organized labor, wholeheartedly supported by unions that helped boost him to victory in both his presidential campaigns.But increasingly, there now is a divide between unions in the public and private sector when…

Obama’s Budget Mirrors The Obama Agenda

02/10/2015 Published on Forbes.com
Last week President Obama unveiled his 2016 budget. Truth be told, the contents came as little surprise to anyone – on either side of the aisle. It spends a lot. And it taxes a lot. More than anything, it barely…

Rubio presidential run could appeal to GOP establishment and conservatives, analysts say

01/29/2015 Published on Foxnews.com
Could U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio win back the White House for the Republicans? Some political experts think so, describing the Florida lawmaker as a candidate who has the support of the party’s conservative base, but who also has crossover appeal.…

Progress In Ukraine While Russia Continues Incursion

01/27/2015 Published on Forbes.com
Last week in Davos, thought leaders and interested parties gathered to discuss a total overhaul of Ukrainian society, with particular focus on increasing transparency, stamping out bureaucracy and corruption as well as promoting efficiency and Western practices. For a country…

State Of The Union Speech Emphasizes Economic Successes, Misses The Mark On Foreign Policy

01/21/2015 Published on Forbes.com
President Obama did his best tonight to make Americans forget what happened just a few months ago at the November midterm election. He sounded like the man at the head of the party that just won control of the House…

Obama shows mixed results in delivering on State of the Union promises

01/20/2015 Published on Foxnews.com
Close Guantanamo. End the Iraq war. Tax the rich. Increase nuclear power. Drill for oil in the Atlantic. President Obama called for all these initiatives and more in previous State of the Union speeches. Some came to pass; others did…

President Starts New Term Off On The Wrong Foot

01/06/2015 Published on Forbes.com
Earlier today members of the 114th Congress were sworn in and took their oath of office for the new term. There has been a lot of talk about the promise for a more bipartisan, conciliatory Congress. This has been coming…

Jeb Bush faces conservative scrutiny after dipping toe in 2016 waters

01/01/2015 Published on Foxnews.com
As former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush mounts an increasingly likely presidential campaign, he’ll first have to weather some brutal attacks from within his own party. “You know what Jeb Bush is? He’s an old-time liberal Republican. That’s what he is,”…

After Two NYPD Officers Are Assassinated, Reconciliation And Bipartisanship Is The Only Solution To Divisiveness

12/31/2014 Published on Forbes.com
There’s plenty of blame to go around here. Mayor de Blasio’s initial comments that were perceived, and rightly so, to be sympathetic to protestors certainly precipitated the disproportionate reaction from the police when they turned their backs on the mayor…

Parting Shot: Outgoing Arizona Gov. Brewer calls Obama a ‘failed president’

12/24/2014 Published on Foxnews.com
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, stepping down after six years in office where she was a perpetual thorn in the side of the Obama administration, is leaving with a parting shot — calling President Obama a “failed president.” “He’s been a…