Huffington on Colbert Report
Arianna Huffington tells Stephen that the Iraq war is John McCain's Viagra.
Huffington on Colbert Report
Arianna Huffington tells Stephen that the Iraq war is John McCain's Viagra.
The Mac on the Daily Show
A good blend of comedy and politics.
Bolton: Bomb Iran
John Bolton makes the case for taking out camps in Iran.
Obama’s Victory Speech in NC
Barack Obama seems to have gotten his mojo back with a big win in North …
Hillary’s Top Ten
The top ten reasons Hillary Clinton loves America....
The Commander Speaks
Rush Limbaugh talks Operation Chaos on Fox News.
Obama on Meet the Press
Barack does the full hour with Tim Russert.
Chutzpa
Chris Wallace confronts Howard Dean on the latest DNC ads against McCain.
Clinton on the Factor
Hillary and O'Reilly get chummy.
| National Review
Why are Democrats keen on treating oil companies like theyre comic-book villains and the windfall profits tax is just a well-deserved enema that will teach Big Oil to pay its fair share?
| The Wall Street Journal
No, not Bill and Hillary, but the separation between them and the Democratic Party.
| The New York Times
It used to be that American conservatives shaped British political thinking. Now the influence is going the other way.
| The Washington Post
Senator championed bill to let backer trade remote grassland and forest for valuable federal lands.
| Times of London
The 2008 presidential contest will be historic for numerous and fascinating reasons.
| The New Republic
Hillary sure has become a populist these last few weeks--a conservative populist.
| Townhall
Who, exactly, are the Hillocrats, half of whom said in the exit polls from North Carolina and Indiana that, if she loses the nomination, they will stay home or vote for McCain?
| Pajamas Media
Just a month ago, pundits (cf. Frank Rich’s mid-April New York Times article) were writing off the violence in Basra—especially rocket and mortar attacks on the Green Zone—as Tet, 1968.
| The New York Sun
The Iraqi state and the Iraqi army can function on their own; an influential figure in Iraq, Muqtada al-Sadr, is much weaker than he was deemed to be; and Iran has bet on the wrong horse.
| Investor's Business Daily
The U.S. has been releasing Gitmo terrorists only to see them rejoin the jihad and kill again. The blood of their victims is on the hands of the ACLU.
| The American
Why do the headquarters of state teachers’ unions tend to be so close to state capitol buildings?
| City Journal
Barack Obama should address the crippling trend of out-of-wedlock births.
| American Enterprise Institute
From the U.S. perspective, the problem is not American unilateralism, but Europe’s unwillingness to do much of anything to stand up to external threats, whether from Iran or from a newly resurgent Russia.
| The New York Times
Lebanon’s army, which has stayed out of the sectarian political squabbling that has paralyzed the country for more than a year, only intervened after a building was set ablaze.
| Der Spiegel
With economic growth roaring, the new president must address inflation, overdependence on oil, entrenched corruption, and crumbling roads.
| Townhall
Israel is about to celebrate its 60th birthday, but alone among the nations of the world, its legitimacy and right to exist continue to be considered matters of debate.
| Primetime Politics
We are in one of the longest presidential campaigns in modern memory—and haven’t even started focusing on the general election.
| The Wall Street Journal
By my count, Hillary Clinton would now win more electoral college votes.
| Primetime Politics
Questions about Obama’s friendship with and support from William Ayers will need to be answered.
| The Washington Post
Impact of radio host urging state’s Republicans to vote for Clinton to “bloody up” Obama is debated.
| The New Republic
No point denying it: Barack Obama has a Jewish problem.
| The Weekly Standard
The notion that Barack Obama should pick Hillary Clinton as his vice presidential running mate is crazy.
| The Washington Post
How would a U.S.-Iran confrontation play out in the campaign?
| Little Green Footballs
Not completely confirmed but looking good: Leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq Arrested in Mosul.
| Investor's Business Daily
Former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton says we should take out Iranian camps that train Iraqi insurgents. Not a bad idea. Besides denying our enemies sanctuary, it might give pause to Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
| The Philadelphia Inquirer
You can also call them violent extremists if you like, but never use jihadist or mujahedeen or Islamo-fascist to describe our enemy.
| The American
Six AEI economists discuss the current state of the U.S. economy and the possibility of a 2008 recession.
| Townhall
“It’s a recession,” said former President Harry Truman, “when your neighbor loses his job; it’s a depression when you lose yours.”
| Investor's Business Daily
Feeling our pain, some in Congress are pushing a $300 billion government bailout of troubled homeowners. Good idea? Not when taxpayers are left on the hook for the bad decisions of others.
| The New York Times
A new law on student lending could be a first step toward the goal of making college more attainable if political leaders will take the next necessary steps.
| Wall Street Journal
The White House is obscuring evidence of Pyongyang’s proliferation activities in Syria and beyond.
| The American Spectator
The most momentous political story of the hour is not what you might think...whatever you might think.
| The New York Sun
The Israeli press in recent days has been rife with speculation that the scandal could force early elections.
| Wall Street Journal
What does it mean to have a ‘right’ to the land?