The more the talk of togetherness, hope and change, and healing, the more the daggers come out.
This nation will soon pay a heavy price for out-of-control debt, refusal to drill, and a foreign policy built on weakness.
Little hope, less change, lots of uncertainty, and Democrats who went from revolutionary fervor to the boring Ministry of Truth in less than nine months.
Have you stopped reading, listening, watching, and paying attention to most of what now passes for establishment public or popular culture?
What is racism? What is sodomy? Who are the "rich"? These days, the answers are never simple.
Why did Obama think he should risk presidential and national capital in such ambiguous circumstances? Ego? Sloppy prep work? Payback to pals? Hubris? (Also read Richard Fernandez: The Ego Has Landed.)
If Obama paid closer attention to history, he wouldn't be turning U.S. foreign policy upside-down in such a hurry.
Obama's rejection of American exceptionalism shows that he does not understand that America made him — he does not make America.
The serious and once legitimate word “racist/racism” tragically has lost all currency.
Awards ceremonies, presidential speeches, congressional debates — nothing is immune from crass behavior anymore.
Van Jones is the latest romantic, pseudo-revolutionary surrounding Obama to carve out a capitalist career in the field of duping liberals.
Welcome to the brave new world of enlightened despots and philosopher kings.
Thought Obama was a transparent candidate and what we saw is what we got? Not exactly. The learning curve has been steep.
Per the language of his regrettable mentor, Obama's "chickens are coming home to roost."
The symptoms, diagnosis, and prognosis pertaining to the most precipitous first-year approval drop since ... HillaryCare.
Obama is increasingly at the mercy of events, rather than directing them himself.
The more Europe professes to be egalitarian, the more cynical and conniving the people have become.
NATO ships and American leadership. Take them away and we’d be back to 1941, 1915, 1571, and 404 B.C. in a few years.
If there is any sort of economic recovery, we will also be hit with the consequences of record deficit spending.
Some thoughts on the past, the present, and the collapsing world around us.