Wall Street Journal
Romney's 15-Percent Problem
Poor Newt: He Once Endorsed Universal Coverage
Newt Gingrich is catching grief, again, for some newly discovered statements about health care. But these statements are a bit different from the ones that created previous controversies. I’m genuinely interested to know whether Republicans consider them heretical – and, if so, why. READ MORE >>
How Are Dems Winning the Payroll Tax Cut Fight?
Journal Editpage Nails It!
Words I never thought I'd write: If you want to know what happened yesterday in the House of Representatives, skip the Washington Post's Page One news story and read the Wall Street Journal's lead editorial instead. It's more accurate. READ MORE >>
Does Romney Have an IMF Problem?
[Guest post by Jarad Vary] Any time you hear about a sensible idea to help keep the world economy afloat, you can bet on two things: First, Mitt Romney will probably give it a tepid thumbs up. Second, Republican lawmakers will make him sorry he did. READ MORE >>
Entitlement Society, To A Samba Beat
The GOP vs. TR
Alan Reynolds Vs. Inequality
When you're a conservative and you find yourself stumbling over the inequality issue, who you gonna call? Alan Reynolds, senior fellow with the Cato Institute! READ MORE >>
New Twist in the Obamacare Lawsuits
The legal case against the Affordable Care Act may have just become weaker. And it’s not because of anything that happened in Washington. It’s because of something that happened in Florida: The filing of bankruptcy papers by Mary Brown, who until recently owned and operated an auto repair shop near Pensacola. READ MORE >>
