Adam Graham
Eight Reasons Conservatives Should Back J.D. Hayworth Over John McCain
The effect of a McCain defeat would send a clear message to senators across the country that they do not own the offices they hold.
Abortion Rights Groups Go Nuclear on Tim Tebow Ad
If the goal of pro-choice America is to reduce the number of abortions, why does anyone have a problem with quarterback Tim Tebow's Super Bowl ad?
The United States Is ‘Ungovernable’ by Design
Those who lament that Democrats can't get anything done ignore the genius of the Constitution's roadblocks to a "tyranny of the majority."
What’s More Important Than Being Electable? Being Able To Govern
The Obama debacle has laid bare for the American people the need for an experienced, capable executive with a successful track record. The GOP now must provide one.
It’s a Wonderful Copyright Mess
Why is the beloved film, aired year-round on several channels a couple decades ago, now only on NBC twice a year?
The Real Person of the Year: It’s You, Again
Kudos to the American people for organizing tea parties, attending town halls, and slowing Obama's socialist agenda.
Four Errors in the War Against Huckabee
Huck's enemies ganged up on him for granting a killer clemency while ignoring the facts of the case.
Constitutional Law’s Tyranny of Complexity
If we don’t stop rewriting our basic law into gobbledygook that the average person can’t understand, this country faces a dark future.
Serve, Don’t Dictate: Long-Time Conservative D.C. Insiders Need To Go
As evidenced by the recent behavior of Grover Norquist and David Keene, plenty of D.C. leaders have simply been around D.C. too long.
Jesus the Capitalist
Michael Moore likes to claim that the Bible supports socialism. But God is not on his side.
Life After NY-23: Beware the Coming of the RINO
Betrayal is in their nature. They are a high-maintenance breed who need their egos stroked to keep them in line.
The ‘C’ in ACLU Is for Cowardice
The group harasses schools offering a moment of silence, but dares not attack overt religious expression in Congress or the military.
The GOP’s ‘Beck Problem’
It’s silly to charge Glenn Beck with being bad for conservatism and bad for the Republican Party.
The Variable Value of Human Life
Contrasting coverage of a murdered abortion doctor and a murdered anti-abortion activist reveals much about media bias.
The Urge to Purge Solves Nothing
Conservatives don’t win support by condemning folks seen as "fringe" elements.
British Conservatives Tangle Over Their National Health Service
Can the GOP learn from their infighting?
The People Are Angry? You Don’t Say
Nancy Pelosi's reprehensible "un-American" statement took a lot of gall.
More 2012 Myths
Primary polls three years before the vote? "Next in line" nonsense? Here is a debunking of some political legends.
Yes, Minorities Could Vote Republican
But the GOP needs to focus on ideas — not token minority candidates.
No Father? No Chance
The dangerous results of America's PC celebration of single motherhood are statistically clear.
Governor Sanford and the Adultery Problem
Our leaders need to take a look at how they connect with their families — and so do we.
In the Battle for the Republican Party, Conservatives Should Hold Their Ground
The arguments claiming the party needs to move to the center to win are simply not sound.
We Have Ways of Making You Take the Bus!
Attempts to coerce people into taking public transit have been foolish, wasteful, and wrong.
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