Category Archives: Politics

Glenn Reynolds: So Washington gets fat, and it does so on money taken from the rest of the country: Either directly, in the form of taxes, or indirectly in the form of money that otherwise would have gone to that … Continue reading →

And he’s gone. Now we wait for the other shoe to drop. Notice the tone of sadness in the story. No howling outrage about the corruption that prompted the resignation. How different would it have been had an ‘R’ been … Continue reading →

“Fine, Obama, let’s go. We’re waiting for you to lead, and we can’t wait to hear your ideas.” Tweet

…It might be a good idea to look at the exit polling: Here is what the exit poll found. Mr. Romney’s personal image took a hard hit during the primary campaign and remained weak on election day. Just 47% of … Continue reading →

Samuel Gregg at NRO: That said, I’m not one of those who, in recent days, have seemed inclined to indulge their inner curmudgeon, apparently convinced that it’s more or less game-over for America and we’re doomed to Euro-serfdom. Why? One … Continue reading →

Janet Daley: So Europe got the American president it wanted – the one who would present no threat to its own delusions. The United States is now officially one of us: an Old World country complete with class hatred, ethnic … Continue reading →

Sweet. Courtesy of Sister Toldjah on Twitter. Also RCP has a running tote board up. But the graphic one is cool. Tweet

We have to make this large enough to beat the margin of fraud. And there is fraud and illegal electioneering going on right this moment. And to answer my own question, yes, I have voted. Tweet

Here’s a game you can play while waiting for the polls to open: Pick the winner. Then you can vote to help make it happen. Tweet

Maybe. Just maybe. But that is not a reason to sit back and hope for the best. Get your butt out there and vote. And bring friends and relatives. Tweet

We don’t have to settle for the new normal of Obama. We don’t have to have lower expectations, lower opportunities, lower Middle Class net worth, lower employment for college graduates. We are Americans. We don’t settle. Free people can decide … Continue reading →