Month: May 2009

For Republicans in the Senate the Supreme Court nomination of Sonia Sotomayor is a lesson in the law of unintended consequences and another unfortunate legacy […]

Again and again I run into people on the right and left sides of the political fringe who hold to the bizarre idea that the […]

Although I have opposed the use to which the facilities at Guantanamo are being put for years, the plans which the Obama administration is developing […]

South Carolina is a peculiar state. It’s managed to produce both Lindsey Graham and Mark Sanford, two politicians who come from the same place but […]

As President Obama’s kids are settling in at Sidwell Friends, one of the best private schools in the nation, their father has signed a budget […]

I find it puzzling that I consistently see the same wrongheaded argument being presented to me by my Democrat friends in their desperate efforts to […]

There's no point in trying to understand the inexplicable popularity of Michael Savage, except to speculate that there is some correlation between raging intolerance and […]

Since I wrote about the Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2009 earlier this week, I’ve had an opportunity to help write a […]

Former Congressman Jack Kemp succumbed to cancer over the weekend. He left behind a political career which seems sadly incomplete, full of potential greatness which […]