Do 40 years of legislative achievement outweigh a dissolute life of hedonistic excess?
Why should Republicans negotiate themselves into political oblivion?
Figuring out a way to end up on the coveted "fishy" list of health care opponents.
Americans love a good comeback story and Vick's dogfighting saga fills the bill nicely.
The Democrats' plan not only won't save a dime, it will cost us billions over the next decade. (Also see PJTV: Nationwide Protests Target ObamaCare)
If you want to pay more and receive fewer services, boy has Obama got a deal for you on health care. (Also read Roger L. Simon's “Don’t smell it. Sell it!” — Has Henry Waxman read the health care bill?)
Has the president moderated his views from when he was a radical student activist in college?
The hyper-partisan, far-left liberal may help the Republicans more than he assists his own party.
In coming clean regarding his extramarital shenanigans, the governor was participating in a drama that is becoming all too common: the public confessional.
Social cons and libertarians must find a way to coexist in order for conservatism to make its way back to credibility.
A good speech that could have been braver. (See also Ron Radosh on how conservatives should view Obama's address.)
With the president playing identity politics to the hilt, naming a female Hispanic has probably assured her confirmation. (Also read Roger L. Simon: Supreme Court Follies: Sotomayor’s video hits)
It's no accident that so many of our Medal of Honor winners hail from small towns with place names that no one can recognize.
The iconic TV show 24 has always reflected the times in which we live.
The Gipper's "big tent" Republicanism is an anathema to the ideologues of today.
The leap across the aisle by the Pennsylvania senator is a victory for the conservative base.
President Obama's understaffed government is already looking for scapegoats.
The president's speech in Turkey changed no minds and altered no attitudes. But perhaps it was a good start.
The alarming regularity with which these mass killings occur tests our ability to see the human tragedy afresh in each massacre.
The GOP alternative budget should be seen more as a manifesto than a blueprint for spending.
As the Louisiana governor mulls his options, he presents a coherent and detailed agenda for the party's future.