David Limbaugh, Why is The New York Times lamenting the souring of the personal relationship between President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instead of assuming Obama will subordinate his personal feelings to America’s national interest? Well, probably because they know he won’t. He’s a man scorned — and he’s getting more and more […] Continue reading → 
Israeli Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu pledged on Wednesday to form a new governing coalition quickly after an upset election victory that was built on a shift to the right and is likely to worsen a troubled relationship with the White House. In the final days of campaigning, Netanyahu abandoned a commitment to negotiate a Palestinian […] Continue reading → 
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won a come-from-behind victory in Israel’s election on Wednesday after tacking hard to the right in the final days of campaigning, including abandoning a commitment to negotiate a Palestinian state. In a four-day pre-election blitz, Netanyahu made a series of promises designed to shore up his Likud base and draw voters […] Continue reading → 
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed victory based on exit polls suggesting he could form a governing coalition even though the results showed him neck and neck with rival Isaac Herzog. A onetime Netanyahu ally critical of his economic record was poised to become the kingmaker. Both Netanyahu, chairman of the Likud party, and a lawmaker […] Continue reading → 
Kurt Schlichter, The only people who should be afraid of Hillary Clinton running in 2016 are her fellow Democrats, and the only thing they should fear more than her running and losing is her running and winning. Hillary is a Lovecraftian monster, the Cthulhu of American politics who sleeps dreaming of victory, but she will […] Continue reading → 
Michael Hausam, Like just about everybody else in America, I have an extremely hard time believing almost anything out of a politician’s mouth. But that’s not to say that THEY don’t believe that which is emanating from their lie-hole. As confident I am in my skepticism about their words, I’m less so in asserting that […] Continue reading → 
A federal judge in Texas on Monday declined to lift a block of the White House’s immigration plan for at least 10 more days, court records show. U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen in Brownsville, a city along the border with Mexico, issued a preliminary injunction last month halting President Barack Obama’s plans that would have […] Continue reading → 
OUR PHILOSOPHY In the rough days ahead, and you and I know there will be such days, I hope that you’ll be like the mother of the young lad in camp when the camp director told her that he was going to have to discipline her son. And she said, “Well, don’t be too hard […] Continue reading → 
Michael R. Bloomberg, The Keystone XL pipeline has become a perfect symbol of Washington’s dysfunction. Democrats exaggerate its environmental impact while Republicans exaggerate its economic benefits. In the debate, each side talks past the other, because each cares more about gaining a political advantage than a policy achievement. Yet a path exists for President Barack […] Continue reading → 
It played out like an epic, gritty Hollywood movie set. A militia comprised of barbaric radical Muslims hell-bent on killing, raping and pillaging a small Christian village found out that their violent takeovers are becoming more of a challenge. Just a few weeks ago, over 300 radical Muslims, in a conquest for more territory, attacked […] Continue reading → 
Conn Carroll, “I think Ronald Reagan changed the trajectory of America in a way that, you know, Richard Nixon did not, and in a way that Bill Clinton did not,” President Obama told the Reno Gazette-Journal in January 2008 during his Democratic primary showdown with Hillary Clinton. “He put us on a fundamentally different path because […] Continue reading → 
Sean Noble, As the new Congress, now controlled by Republicans in both houses, settles in for work in Washington D.C., there will be huge expectations from those on the Right. It will be important for Republicans to balance the “do-something” chorus and President Obama, who believes he can rule by veto-threat. In addition to rolling […] Continue reading → 
Tom Brady was named the most valuable player of the Super Bowl for the third time in his career on Sunday after rallying the New England Patriots to a heart-stopping victory over the Seattle Seahawks. The future Hall of Fame quarterback completed a Super Bowl record 37 passes for 328 yards and four touchdowns, including […] Continue reading → 
Jonathan S. Tobin, The outbreak of violence along Israel’s northern border appeared to have died down by the end of the week. Hezbollah claimed a victory with a cross border shelling that left two Israeli soldiers dead. For the moment that appears to be enough for them and their Iranian paymasters as they contemplate their […] Continue reading → 
Phil Kerpen, For decades conservatives have advocated scaling back the role of the federal government in transportation, yet the federal gas tax that was supposed to end in 1969 is still hanging around 46 years later. Fortunately, there is a feature of the current law that gives states the the upper hand, and they should […] Continue reading → 
Jackie Gingrich Cushman, Enthusiastic, entertaining, energized and eminent, President Obama’s demeanor and delivery at the State of the Union belied his political reality. Unbowed, unbroken and possibly unaffected by the recent midterm Republican wave, Obama displayed his great skill by delivering an emotional teleprompter-driven speech that was a throwback to his first election. Varying tempo, […] Continue reading →