Liberals point to Bush's success with Libya as proof that Bush's foreign policy is a failure. You're going to have to try harder, guys. Even your mothers won't fall for this line of reasoning ...
The Leadership Institute has just completed a study of the giving patterns of business and association PACs for the 2001-02 election cycle. It's worth reading. Among the very many tidbits contained within it: Union PACs gave over 90 percent of ...
Illegal Aliens Sue Employers for Offering Illegal Work In America, the word "success" seems to be inscribed indelibly on the national consciousness -- the consciousness, that is, of everyone except a typical federal bureaucrat. It happened in the Clinton Administration ...
BACKGROUND: The EPA this month announced a draft proposal to use a "cap and trade" model to regulate mercury emissions from coal- and oil-fired power plants. The President's political opponents immediately attacked the plan. A "cap and trade" model would ...
Ed Haislmaier recommends an article in the German press defending Bush’s decision to limit bids on Iraq contracts to allies. The piece begins: Reconstruction in Iraq has begun in earnest, but many European firms are being left out. The United ...
Jacques Chirac really, really hates manifestations of morality. He's now pushing for a law in France barring the wearing of headscarves by Muslims, yarmulkes by Jews and crosses by Christians in public schools. Chirac believes France is a secular state ...
A good piece and wise advice, in my opinion, about how the Bush Administration should react to the results of the recent parliamentary elections in Russia. The piece, by the Heritage Foundation's Ariel Cohen, concludes: "Russia now has a Duma ...
Our Ed Haislmaier contributes this link and comment: The AP Wire has the following (as Andrew Sullivan would call it), "money quote: "In Tikrit, about 700 people rallied in the center of town Monday chanting 'Saddam is in our hearts, ...
From our executive director, David Almasi: I am one of the biggest supporters of private property rights out there, but let's call a Scrooge a Scrooge. The Hall family owns a piece of property on Main Street in Edgartown, Massachusetts ...
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