J. Robert Smith
Save the Bush Tax Cuts
It's a rare thing when good policy and good politics come together to benefit the American people.
What General Giap Can Teach Republicans About Winning in November
The wily old Vietnamese general knows something about beating superior forces.
The Ghetto-ification of America
Statist entitlement policies will cause a slow moral and economic decay across the country, similar to the swift ones they fostered in black communities.
What Do Detroit, the Postal Service, and Health Care Reform Have in Common?
Fewer and more expensive services, corruption, and inefficiency are the marks of liberal government-run cities, businesses, and programs.
Why Obama, Pelosi, and Reid Won’t Quit Pushing Health Care Reform
If they can impose government-run health care, they’ll establish the framework for Democratic dominance for years to come, even if that means short-term election losses.
The USS Obama Is Taking on Water
Our ship of state has hit an iceberg, and the left is in denial that any course correction should be made.
Please, No More ‘Half-as-Much’ Republicans
Those incumbents and candidates who are willing to do half as much as liberals to bring us big government should go down to defeat.
Blaming the Army for Hasan’s Terrorism
Is the military really to blame for this development, or are politicians the culprits?
A Conservative Earthquake, in New York and Beyond
Conservatives nationwide are refusing to toe the GOP line — and the GOP doesn't seem to be listening.
A Lesson in Unintended Consequences for Our President
Obama's gesture to Russia in dropping plans for a missile shield in central Europe brought him nothing in return.
Obama Pleases His Base by Abandoning Missile Defense in Europe
Is it coincidence that with his domestic agenda stalled, the president takes a step that cheers his liberal supporters?
Will Obama Move to the Center?
It's a possibility, but don't bet on it. Barack Obama is no Bill Clinton.
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