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Conservative Leaders Condemn Attacks on Romney, Bain Capital
Several key figures are appalled by Rick Perry, Jon Huntsman, and Newt Gingrich.
Not Just Barney: Eight Veteran House Dems Retiring
High-profile reps are following Barney Frank out the door.
White House Politicizing Bureau of Labor Statistics (PJM Exclusive)
Yes — that's the nonpartisan agency that releases monthly unemployment figures.
Is the Super Committee’s Secrecy Brewing a Rank-and-File Revolt?
Lack of transparency is making members on both sides nervous.
Another DOE Loan Scandal: Are We Bailing Out Spain’s Solar Collapse?
Following the collapse of Spain's solar sector, a Spanish company with ties to Democrats received $2.7 billion in US Energy Department loans.
PJM Sources Report Details of Alleged Cain Incident
Source: "Herman took advantage of seniority and power with a young woman. It was an abuse of power."
Green Tesla Motors: Another Day, Another Solyndra
The "green" loan scandal grows to include yet another seemingly hopeless company.
No Adults in the Room: No More ‘Wise Elders’ to Advise the President
We would benefit from a return of the statesmen who flourished before 1968.
How We Pay $3,700 Per Passenger to Subsidize Airline Tickets
For how much longer will one be able to fly the friendly skies with the people's tax dollars?
LightSquared: Another Solyndra?
A pattern of providing White House support to favored companies — at taxpayer risk — is emerging.
Every Single One: The Politicized Hiring of Eric Holder’s Disability Rights Section
All nine new hires to the Justice Department's Disability Rights Section have far-left resumes — which were only released following a PJMedia lawsuit. (This is the ninth of a series of articles about the Justice Department's hiring practices since President Obama took office. Read parts one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eight.)
How Saif Gaddafi and Friends Fooled the Euro-Left
The flashy frauds had a naive left believing a "progressive" Muslim world was coming.
Every Single One: The Politicized Hiring of Eric Holder’s Immigration Office
All five new hires to the Justice Department's immigration office have far-left resumes — which were only released following a PJM lawsuit. (This is the third in a series of articles about the Justice Department's hiring practices since President Obama took office. Read parts one and two.)
Is the Debt Ceiling Deal Now Dead?
The financial events of the last few days may have triggered a sea change.
President Obama and the Debt Crisis: Detached, Alone, and Passive
The president will be condemned by history for a U.S. credit rating collapse.
Will U.S. Suspend Aid to Egypt’s Military?
Whither the "Arab Spring": Congress may cut $1.3B in military aid after Egypt warms to Islamists.
Issa Introduces ‘Revolutionary’ Bill To Make All Federal Spending Transparent
The new government openness bill that could revolutionize the way Washington operates.
Goolsbee Gone: Obama’s Economic ‘Dream Team’ Evaporates
With Austan Goolsbee's departure, the collapse of the president's economic team is nearly complete.
Obama Commerce Nominee Entangled with Chinese Business
John Bryson sits on the board of troubled electric car manufacturer Coda, which is waist-deep in Chinese investment and debt.
PJ Media’s DOJ FOIA Request Comes Back … Redacted
Even with the redactions, the left liberal tilt of the resumes of the 100+ attorneys hired into the Civil Rights Division during the Obama administration is impressive.
The Business of Poverty: Obscene Salaries Dominate at Int’l Development Banks
Dominique Strauss-Kahn's lavish lifestyle is no anomaly: the U.S. taxpayer-funded IMF, World Bank, and others are handing out blood-boiling salaries and perks. Update: Congress may probe IMF’s $250K golden parachute for DSK.
The Agency That Would Not Die
The Election Assistance Commission was supposed to be disbanded in 2005. It now has 50 full-time employees — and nothing to do.
Did GOP Lose First Round of Budget Battle?
Whose idea was it to start with a number ($100B) rather than programs?
Wal-Mart Goes ‘Back to Basics’: A Cautionary Tale for the Left
Leslie Dach, former senior aide to Al Gore, was the impetus behind Wal-Mart's failed shift to "green," upscale items that fit the progressive agenda for what Americans should be buying.
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