Rick Moran
What Did the President Know About the IRS Scandal and When Did He Know It?
Somewhere, Howard Baker is smiling.
A Case for Impeachment? Not Even Close
What is driving the right to emulate the worst tactics of the left?
Congress Seeks to Head Off UN Interference in Internet Governance
Not a takeover. A gigantic, unmanageable bureaucratic screw-up.
Three Years Later, More Questions than Answers About Obamacare
How many people will simply throw up their hands and give up trying to deal with the new law? Also read: Stop the Presses: Senate Passes First Budget in Four Years
Is the Right’s Lack of Introspection Holding It Back?
Something is fundamentally wrong with the party at the national level.
CPAC the Next Battleground in the Right’s Civil War
The annual conservative confab will give no respite to the warring parties. (Don't miss Next Generation's members-only coverage of CPAC 2013 — featuring former Congressman Allen West and Michelle Fields. Click here to learn more.)
Jeb Bush: Too Many Burned Bridges to Run in 2016?
The establishment's leading candidate appears to be positioning himself for a serious run in 2016.
GOP Establishment and the Tea Party: Ships Passing in the Night
The response to the SOTU by Rubio and Paul revealed a schism not easily healed.
Government Can Do More to Treat Veterans with PTSD
The number of returning veterans afflicted with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder has reached crisis proportions.
The ‘Tom Thumb’ Presidency
A small man, with little or no imagination, pushing small ideas and trying to pass them off as transformational changes.
Are Republicans Crazy? Or Just Irresponsible?
Playing Russian roulette by refusing to raise the debt limit when no crisis is imminent is bad governance.
Chris Christie’s Long Game
The New Jersey governor looks over the horizon to divine what politics might be like in 2016.
The Coming Regulatory Black Hole
Thousands of new proposed regulations, delayed by the election, will be issued over the next few months.
Fiscal Cliff: The ‘Let It Burn’ Lobby May Be on to Something
Should the GOP walk away from negotiations?
The GOP and Revitalizing the ‘Voluntary Community’
The key to conservatives becoming relevant again.
How to Tell Which Campaign Thinks They’re Winning — and Losing
Where the candidates and surrogates campaign will reveal the state of the race more than the polls will.
Mourdock Doesn’t Deserve the Disapprobation
The Indiana Senate candidate did not seek to define rape, but rather the sacredness of life.
VP Debate: Kid Wonk vs. The Gaffemeister
Will youth be served? Or will the cagey veteran pin his young opponent to the mat?
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