Eric Florack
The Gorelick Wall Redux
The dysfunctional communications between our intelligence agencies is the legacy of a pre-9/11 mindset in the bureaucracy.
Lesson from NY-23: Of Course Conservatives Can Win
Had the Republicans actually gotten behind Doug Hoffman from the start, there's no question he could have won.
Liberal Bloggers Crash and Burn on Bogus Palin Divorce Rumor
Hatred of the former Alaska governor is driving the left insane.
With Michael Jackson Coverage, Old Media Shows Its Age
Mainstream outlets were too slow, and one sought cover by labeling new media as too quick.
The Hidden Death Toll of Higher CAFE Standards
Lighter cars built as a result of government fuel standards cost thousands of lives every year.
Speak Out for Freedom, Mr. President
The president's rhetorical effort to support the Iranian protesters pales next to words uttered by past presidents in similar situations.
Vindicating Bush — Again
Obama is being forced by reality to admit that policies adopted by George W. Bush were in fact wise.
Getting Back to GOP Principles
The Republican Party shouldn't be focused on the idea that it needs to change in order to be relevant.
Just Who Is Protecting Whom from the Pitchforks?
Obama's got it wrong. It's the bankers who will pull his and the Democratic Party's chestnuts out of the fire.
Obama’s ‘Shock and Awe’ Spending Campaign
The amount of money being tossed around by Democrats has bewildered and confused most of us.
Elites vs. Grassroots at CPAC
What the open warfare against grassroots favorites like Sarah Palin and Joe the Plumber portends.
Obama Worship and the Herd Mentality
The groupthink that brought us Bush hatred has morphed into frothing adulation.
The ‘Glass Ceiling’ Argument and the NY Senate Seat
The appointment of Kirsten Gillibrand — and reaction to it — exposes Democratic Party hypocrisy.
Will Obama’s Anti-Terror Policies Vindicate Bush?
The new president appears to be following in the footsteps of his predecessor, despite promises to the contrary.
Hillary Clinton Goes ‘Pay to Play’ with Contributor
Blagojevich and Richardson aren't alone when it comes to questionable ethics.
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| WHILE PEOPLE WORRY ABOUT TECHNOLOGY KILLING JOBS, REGULATION IS THE BIG KILLER: Department of Labor vs. me: My business is being stifled by outmoded dictates from a world I never lived in. |