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The Only Victims in the Foreclosure Mess Will Be Taxpayers
There are no heroes or good guys in this story. Only villains.
Tea Party Defines Losing as Winning
Apparently, to many in the tea party movement, "victory" has a different definition than the standard denotation ordinarily used in politics. (And don't miss Stephen Green's "Change that Matters.")
On Being American Enough
Having a different vision of what America should be doesn't make President Obama less of an American than anyone else.
Have Obama’s Policies Failed? Let Us Count the Ways
It isn't only the president's economic policies that are dragging the nation down.
Christie and Daniels: The Yin and Yang of a New Republicanism
Despite disparate personalities and temperaments, the two governors are enjoying success by dint of their honesty and courage in confronting problems.
Nice to Hear from You Again, Jesse
The race-baiting reverend tries to piggyback his racialist nonsense onto the LeBron James circus.
Preserving the America I Grew Up In
Rep. John Boehner's lament about Democrats "snuffing out" the America of his youth fell on deaf ears on the left, but it resonated strongly with those of us who understand what he was trying to say.
Byrd’s Life and Career Spanned the Gulf Between the Old and New South
America and Robert Byrd grew to maturity together, changed together, and ultimately achieved a modicum of tolerance together.
Blagojevich Trial Testimony Contradicts Obama and Jarrett
The transition team report on the president-elect's contacts with Blagojevich and what he knew about Blago's wheeling and dealing is at odds with sworn testimony.
General McChrystal Relieved
Naming General David Petraeus as McChrystal's replacement was a no-brainer for Obama.
What Does the Rest of the World Know about Soccer that Americans Don’t?
The World Cup begins today and America couldn't care less.
The Finger of God
PJM's Chicago editor reports on nature unbound: his brush with the Streator tornado of 2010.
Then: Run to Daylight. Now: Whine to Oprah
Pitcher Armando Galarraga is the poster boy for modern, Oprahfied American sports. But I would take the attitude of a Vince Lombardi any day over Galarraga and his touchy-feely sensibilities.
Dems Counting 2010 Chickens with Egg on Their Face
With tea partiers on the warpath and their own rabid base spilling the blood of incumbents, why are Democrats gloating over the GOP loss in PA-12?
The Greek Debt Crisis for Economic Morans
If you're having problems understanding the concepts behind the financial crisis in Europe, fear not. A real Moran will assist you.
Should We Phone E.T.? Hawking Says No
Do we want to risk announcing ourselves to advanced civilizations?
Retract the Graham Gay Smear
William Gheen of ALIPAC is a gutternsipe whose outrageous charges against Senator Lindsey Graham need to be withdrawn with an apology.
Tea Partiers Epitomize the Tension Between the Individual and the State
Democrats have gone beyond solutions based on utilitarian principles and have adopted a "positive rights" philosophy that is inimical to individual liberty. (Click here for PJTV's Tax Day Tea Party coverage.)
For Southern Republicans, ‘It’s the Constitution, Stupid’
Here in New Orleans, if you start a conversation about excessive spending, the talk soon turns to the meaning and purpose of the Constitution.
Palin Takes on Obama and Dems in New Orleans
Tony Perkins, Rick Perry, and Bobby Jindal also rock the house at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference.
Liveblogging Sarah Palin’s Speech to GOP in New Orleans
PJM's Rick Moran has a front-row seat for the most anticipated event at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference.
The GOP Prepares for War in New Orleans
The combativeness of attendees and speakers at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference bodes ill for Democrats in 2010.
Southern Republicans Gather in New Orleans with RNC Controversy Front and Center
Despite Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee headlining, the workings of the conference may be overshadowed by the continuing Michael Steele soap opera. (PJM will be covering the conference from New Orleans.)
‘Drill, Baby Drill’? Not Hardly
By the time the first drop of oil makes it to market from Obama's announcement on Wednesday, he will have been out of office for years.
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