Farm Bill Irks Conservatives with Food Stamp Allocations
Heritage: “The Farm Bill is like Christmastime for central planners … it’s a nightmare for anyone with free market principles."
A Culture of Intimidation
If Barack Obama didn’t directly order the harassment of his political enemies, he certainly encouraged it.
Into Nonsense: 4 Ways The New Star Trek Shills for Surrender in the War on Terror
If J.J. Abrams and his screenwriters had their way Obama would not have even taken out Osama bin Laden...
What Did the President Know About the IRS Scandal and When Did He Know It?
Somewhere, Howard Baker is smiling.
At The Brink: Dr. John Lott Defines America's Calamity
The More Guns, Less Crime author is back, with harrowing statistics.
Rep. Roe on Scandals to PJM: Jay Carney Like Baghdad Bob
Congressman warns IRS is going to "delve" into your medical information under Obamacare.
A Tie of Two Scandals: Benghazi and the AP Phone Records
Denials of terror threat preceded the AP's bomb plot story; said one congressman in May 2012, "This is the funny season, this time of year."
Iran 'Elections': Lots of Circus, Not So Much Bread
The real action is in the dark rooms of the leader.
Senate Seeks to Advance Medicare Payment System Reform
A long-term solution to the "doc fix"?
New Criterion Theater Critic Ejected from Theater
There is "talk of criminal charges.”
Latin America’s Free-Trade Champions
What Brazil (and the Obama administration) can learn from Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru.
Back in the USSR: 'Honey, Disconnect the Phone'
With the IRS evidently watching our every move and the AP and who knows who else under surveillance, I feel quite literally like I'm back in the USSR. And I haven't even left home.
The Mystery of the Missing Crime Data
Corporate media spins "news" of declining criminal use of firearms to hide the truth.
You Just Heard Your Name on the Evening News. In a Scandal! What Do You Do?!
Welcome to the community of the politically afflicted.
Holder on the 'Ongoing Matter About Which I Know Nothing'
At hearing today: "I've just been given a note that we have in fact confirmed that the deputy was the one who authorized the subpoena."
A Degree of Malevolence
Everything that could never happen, all that was said to be impossible is suddenly upon us.
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 | IN THE MAIL: Higher Education in the Digital Age. |
| TAXPROF ROUNDUP: The IRS Scandal, Day 14. |
| TERMINATION: “I’m quite surprised that no one has mentioned Section 1203 of the Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998, which mandates terminations of IRS employees who commit any of what are known in the Service as the 10 Deadly Sins.’ . . . At any rate, you’ll notice that several of these provisions could be applicable in the present instance, notably (b) (2), (b) (3) (A), and (b) (7). If I were Ms. Lerner, Mr. Miller (who relied heavily on 6103 in his testimony), or anyone in that chain, 1203 would be a huge concern. It is for every Service employee, which is why I and others were always very cautious about taking unapproved initiative in areas that skated close to 1203.” ... |
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