Conrad Hilton looked around at what seems to us an idyllic era and saw many of the exact same evils and threats to freedom we are wringing our hands about today. There’s a lesson here.
Whoever wrote Romney’s speech for the Al Smith Dinner last night deserves a medal. One line after another, it was absolutely hilarious.
Inexplicably, the US State Department is coming to the defense of a leading Dutch government official who has been accused of horrific sex crimes involving young boys.
It’s official: behind the scripted smiles, the Romneys and the Obamas loathe each other. After Tagg Romney’s comment, Lawrence O’Donnell weighs in.
On Fox News’ “The Five”, former Democratic strategist Bob Beckel sounded defeated when reflecting on today’s Gallup poll showing Mitt Romney taking a 52-46 percent lead over Barack Obama nationally.
Obama, during an interview shown on Comedy Central, responded to a question about his administration’s confused communication after the Benghazi attack, by callously responding: ‘If four Americans get killed, it’s not optimal.’
Obama had a big political problem: Obamacare destroys the popular Medicare Advantage program, which offers private insurance plans to supplement Medicare. And the impact was going to be felt before the election.
Last week, you got headlines of the Obama era’s biggest drop in first-time unemployment claims, with not the slightest indication from major media outlets that the numbers might be suspect.
Welfare spending has skyrocketed over the past four years, fattened by Obama’s stimulus spending and swelled by a growing number of Americans whose recession-depleted incomes now qualify them for public assistance.
Leases and production are down on federal lands, the EPA is waging war on coal, and as for building enough pipelines to encircle the earth, we’d settle for just one from Canada to the Gulf.