Lawrence Kudlow -Co-written by Stephen Moore John F. Kennedy campaigned for president in 1960 by belittling Dwight Eisenhower’s three recessions and declaring, “We can do bettah.” He was right. In the 1960s, after the Kennedy tax cuts were implemented, prosperity returned, the economy grew by almost 4 percent annually, unemployment sank to record lows and […] Read More → 
Wayne Allyn Root Obama and the Democrats are facing a disaster at the voting booth in November. His ratings have hit all-time lows. 70 percent of the public believes America is headed in the wrong direction. In fact, right now, polls are ranking Obama the worst president since WWII— lower than even Nixon or Carter. […] Read More → 
Is Obamacare failing? We all know that it is so far, both in the bill’s intended goals and as a government program in general. Here are 10 reasons why the Affordable Care Act is failing, and why it will continue to do so. 1. Strong Public Opposition One thing is abundantly clear about Obamacare: it […] Read More → 
Kevin Glass Sen. Ted Cruz spoke at the 2014 Red State Gathering in Ft. Worth on Friday, telling the hundreds of gathered conservative activists not to believe the media’s rhetoric on the lagging conservative movement - that, in his time in Washington, there are distinct and powerful victories that conservatives can be proud of. He […] Read More → 
John Hawkins Why would anyone dislike Barack Obama? Could it be because of what he’s done in the White House? As you get a refresher on the national nightmare that has been Barack Obama’s presidency, keep in mind that the biggest difficulty in compiling it was limiting it to just 50 examples of corruption, dishonesty, […] Read More → 
More than seven million Americans have gained health coverage through government programs including Medicaid since enrollment in Obamacare health insurance was launched October 1, the U.S. administration said on Friday. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) said 7.2 million new participants in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program by June brought […] Read More → 
Earlier this week, I was thinking of writing a column about the lying and duplicity of Obamacare backers who argued that the difference between provisions providing subsidies in states with state-run health exchanges and providing no subsidies in states with federal exchanges resulted from inadvertence or a typographical error. Typical among them was MIT health […] Read More → 
The Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare, was duly passed by Congress in 2010, Democrat shenanigans notwithstanding. Since that time, President Obama and his administration have made numerous rule changes and delays to various aspects of the law, all without Congress. Many view that as a violation of the Constitution. The GOP-led House of […] Read More → 
Dr. Ben Carson has been highly critical of President Obama, particularly his signature piece of legislation, Obamacare. Dr. Carson says Obamacare is a new form of slavery, enslaving people to government control of their healthcare. He thinks Obamacare, along with Obama’s “asinine” economic policies are turning America into a “ Read More → 
Obamacare has been hit with lawsuit after lawsuit, and is suffering setback after setback in the courts, leading some people to proclaim that this is “ Read More → 
Two U.S. judicial panels on Tuesday injected new uncertainty into the future of President Barack Obama’s healthcare law, with conflicting rulings over whether the federal government can subsidize health insurance for millions of Americans. The appeals court rulings, handed down by three-judge panels in Washington, D.C., and Richmond, Virginia, augured a possible rematch before the […] Read More → 
Guy Benson Politico’s latest public opinion survey of competitive 2014 states and districts is reminiscent of NPR’s similarly-designed poll released a month ago. President Obama’s job approval rating is underwater by double digits (43/57), while the GOP owns a two-point edge on the generic Congressional ballot (which typically favors Democrats), and a seven-point lead on […] Read More → 
In what appears to be the ultimate modern demonstration of “drinking the Kool-Aid,” Republicans across the spectrum seem to have entered a pact in sticking together to defend, and even celebrate, campaign tactics predicated on gross voter fraud and manipulation of minority voters. In fact, given recent campaign finance disclosures, it seems clear some Senate […] Read More → 
I recently returned home after two weeks of engagements in New Zealand and Australia focusing on empowerment through reading. The Kiwis and Aussies are not very different from Americans, even though they inhabit the opposite side of the globe. I was struck by the way many people perceived the political atmosphere in the United States. […] Read More →