USA Today
The Public Won't Force Congress to Pass Gun Control
Small Business Sells John Boehner Out
National Review, Race, And Me
It’s Time to Retire the Late-Night TV Wars
Conservatives' Last Legal Option to Invalidate Obamacare
If Republicans take the White House and both chambers of Congress in November, there’s a good chance they will repeal most, if not all, of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. But after yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling, the law is safe from legal challenges, right? Not so fast. We may see one more last-ditch conservative effort to gut a major portion of the law. READ MORE >>
Lucky Run
Romney's Mandate Argument Gets Even Shakier
How good is Buzzfeed's Andrew Kaczynski? How lame are the opposition researchers for Mitt Romney's Republican rivals? We now know that the answer to both questions is "very." READ MORE >>
Driving Drops Again, but What’s the Big Picture?
USA Today always makes a point to cover national trends in transportation, and Larry Copeland and Paul Overberg’s piece last week is no exception. “Economy, gas prices make Americans drive less” is an excellent summary of the recent changes in vehicle miles traveled, or VMT. READ MORE >>
Why is Mitt Romney Undercutting his Allies in Congress?
[Guest post by Jarad Vary] Mitt Romney is rolling out his deficit agenda, GOP allies be damned. READ MORE >>
