Obamacare Supporter Claims Law Helps Colleges When It Really Hurts
One of Obamacare’s most vocal supporters claimed the health care law is helping colleges and universities offer coverage to their employees. Except it’s really not…. Read More
The American People Rose Up to Repeal a Health Care Law Once Before. They Can Do It Again.
The law that promised health coverage for all has so far stripped 3.5 million Americans of their insurance. Meanwhile, fewer than 27,000 people merely “selected”… Read More
Congress and Obamacare: A Big Double Standard
Are lawmakers and their personal staffs “exempt” from Obamacare, as some conservative critics are saying? Well, not exactly. Members of Congress and their staffs must… Read More
Cloakroom: November 18 – November 22
House Analysis: This week, the House may consider a series of energy bills. As part of a broader effort to keep gas prices down in… Read More
If You Like Border Security, Can You Keep It?
Deluged with bad news on numerous fronts—especially from the poorly executed rollout of his signature achievement, Obamacare—the president wants Congress to turn its attention to… Read More
Don’t Look to the Feds for Preschool
You’d think that the Obamacare rollout debacle would give one pause before asking the federal government to start running another mega-program. Yet Senator Tom Harkin… Read More
A Way Forward on Immigration
When President Obama invited Michael McCaul, R-Texas, chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security, to visit the White House, he got an unexpected response…. Read More
A Farm Bill in Name Only
To paraphrase a famous Mark Twain quote, suppose you passed a farm bill. And suppose you passed a food-stamp bill. But I repeat myself. Hard… Read More
Why the Fear of American Exceptionalism?
Talk of American exceptionalism enrages some liberals. For example, it drove Oliver Stone and American University professor Peter Kuznick to pen a USA Today commentary … Read More
How Obamacare Will Affect All Americans
In response to the wave of insurance cancellations hitting millions of Americans, and the admission by some that President Obama’s “if you like your plan”… Read More
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General McCaffrey: U.S. Not Prepared for National Security Threats
The most trusted institution in America is the U.S. military. “There is a reason for it,” said retired Army Gen. Barry R. McCaffrey. “It is… Read More
David Horowitz Explains How Progressives Lost in the 1960s, Yet Still Found a Way to Transform America
What can a former high-level progressive and founder of the New Left expose about American politics today? According to David Horowitz, a lot. In his… Read More
Fictitious Obamacare “Fixes”
As millions of people are learning that Obamacare is resulting in their insurance policies being canceled, the President’s “answer” and the legislative solutions being voted… Read More
Remembering Kristallnacht and the Victims of Nazism
Last week marked the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht—“The Night of Broken Glass.” On the night of November 9, 1938, across Germany, Austria, and the Sudetenland,… Read More
Obama Debunks Claim of Republican Obstruction on Judicial Nominations
President Obama recently highlighted his success with judicial nominations, saying: We are remaking the courts…[and] when it comes to the district court, [we are] matching… Read More
303 Hours and Counting: N.C. Man Still Can’t Delete Personal Information from HealthCare.gov
Justin Hadley, the North Carolina man who could access a stranger’s private information on HealthCare.gov, is counting down the hours until his account is removed… Read More
Liberals Angry About Food Stamp Program “Cuts” They Supported
Food stamp program benefits decreased at the beginning of November when a temporary boost from the 2009 stimulus package expired. This reduction is now being… Read More
How President Obama Is Killing Jobs
Five years on and President Obama still refuses to assume responsibility for his woeful economic record. The buck stops with Republicans, other countries, changes in… Read More
Do You Believe Obama This Time? How About Now? …Now?
Once upon a time, Obamacare was “settled” law that was “here to stay.” Or so President Obama said—before Obamacare failed to survive contact with reality…. Read More
Is the Administration Offering Insurers an Obamacare Bailout?
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) today released guidance to state insurance commissioners implementing President Obama’s “fix” for people losing their insurance. Not… Read More
Maintaining Strong Ties with the Baltic States Benefits the U.S.
Some of the United States’ most eager and engaged international partners are in Eastern Europe. A new report by The Heritage Foundation highlights the contributions… Read More
“Use It or Lose It” Shows There’s More Room to Cut Spending
As the budget conference committee meets to negotiate U.S. federal spending, lawmakers should not lose sight of the billions in taxpayer money still being wasted… Read More
Obama’s Cancellation “Fix”: Violating the Law for a Short-Term Public Relations Move
President Obama has told Obamacare’s critics that the law is “settled” and “here to stay.” But today he is saying he’ll violate the law to… Read More
Obama Becoming a Punchline, but Obamacare Is No Joke
“The Tonight Show” is a cultural bellwether, so when its studio audience roars its approval at Senator Ted Cruz’s (R-TX) quip that Obamacare is “the… Read More
Senator Mike Lee: Time to Rethink the War on Poverty
Progressives sometimes accuse conservatives of not caring about the poor. But it’s liberal policies that deepen, prolong, and institutionalize poverty. Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) made… Read More
Top 10 Reasons Why I Didn’t Sign Up on HealthCare.gov
The number of signups on HealthCare.gov has been pretty disappointing for the Obama Administration. Sure, the website has had problems, but what else could be… Read More
Obamacare Numbers: Not Exactly a Retail Success Story
The first Obamacare enrollment numbers are out—and unsurprisingly, they’re under-whelming. Just 26,794 people “selected” plans through HealthCare.gov since the website launched. An additional 79,391 have… Read More
Cyber Attacks: Hopping the “Great Firewall”
Google’s new Digital Attack Map reveals that the U.S. experiences daily cyber attacks. Though much of the map’s real-time cyber activity is untraceable, the map… Read More
Devastation in the Philippines After Typhoon Haiyan: A Call for Help
At least 1,774 people have been confirmed dead after Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines last Friday. Estimates suggest that many thousands are dead and at… Read More
Debt: Seven out of 10 Voters Think the U.S. Is on the Wrong Track
A recent Peterson Foundation poll showed that 70 percent of registered voters believe that the country is on the wrong path when it comes to… Read More
