The president's billions in pork barrel spending on electric golf carts and Frisbee parks won't revitalize the RV industry in Elkhart, Indiana.
The new front-runner for health secretary may not be the smartest choice for the Democrats.
The president has been living it up in the White House while people in flyover country suffer.
Fans of the president-elect go to extremes. (In Congress, too...)
Obama's inaugural procession will be a carnival of political correctness.
If he physically blocks the only black senator from entering, he's going to look like George Wallace.
Her appointment as secretary of state clearly violates Article 1, Section 6 — the so-called "Emoluments Clause."
Al-Qaeda's No. 2 may be a heck of a terrorist — but he wouldn't succeed on radio.
A bill supposedly meant to stave off financial Armageddon needed pork-barrel "sweeteners" to pass.
The recent Washington Post-ABC poll is a textbook example of how partisan media outlets manipulate "news."
The environment guru has a big house, flies in big planes... and now captains a big boat.
Is anybody worth $400 million? No, but Rush Limbaugh isn't just anybody.
The fact that receiving Hamas support does not appear to disturb Obama should worry us even more than the fact that terrorists see something in him that they really like.
Voters are almost certain to embrace Obama's belated but harsh criticism of the racist and conspiratorial wackiness espoused by Rev. Wright. Was that the intent all along?
A company which boasts that it "exclusively serves Democratic campaigns, progressive organizations, and labor unions" may very well be running John McCain's official online campaign store.
Air America's rock-bottom ratings offer a valuable lesson: attempting to fill the left's void of ideas with F-words and ad hominem attacks will not fool the listeners for long.
Al Gore could easily put speculation to rest by declaring he has no interest in becoming the Democratic nominee and endorsing Clinton or Obama. So far he hasn't.