MILLER: If Democrats ran the House
November's battle for control of the White House may grab the most public attention, but the House of Representatives is arguably the more vital race. Republican control of the lower chamber since 2011...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: We respectfully disagree
Congress has set out to remedy the problem that the best health care is beyond the reach of many Americans who cannot afford it. It can assuredly do that, by exercising the powers accorded to it under...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: The Obamacare tax
The Supreme Court affirmed on Thursday what the White House never wanted to hear: Obamacare constitutes the largest and most regressive tax in American history. From the start of the health care debate...
View ArticleMILLER: Getting rid of Obamacare
The Supreme Court may have the final say on legal issues, but the public will ultimately decide Obamacare's fate. Polls show the American people want this big-government statute off the books, so their...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: Chief Justice Roberts: Genius or traitor?
Conservative opinion on Chief Justice John Roberts in the wake of Thursday's Obamacare decision is as divided as the high court itself. To some, he is a traitor to the right who passed up an...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: The pension bubble
As if the housing market collapse and European debt crisis weren't bad enough, another fiscal disaster looms on the horizon. New rules adopted last week by the Governmental Accounting Standards Board...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: Obama's war on guns and oil
The Obama administration is using more than just the Environmental Protection Agency to "crucify" businesses it doesn't like. Congress won't enact any gun-control measures, and the American people...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: When free men shall stand
Two hundred years ago, the United States was mobilizing for conflict. The country had formally declared war for the first time in its history, against Great Britain. Hostilities would last for three...
View ArticleMILLER: Beg, borrow and plead
Barack Obama is getting desperate. He's fallen far behind Mitt Romney in fundraising, an unexpected lapse in his grand, billion-dollar re-election plan. The Supreme Court's decision Thursday to leave...
View ArticleDECKER: Governor strikes back at Obamacare
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. sold America down the river with his incomprehensible ruling that Obamacare is somehow constitutional when considered to be a tax. As such, it is the largest tax hike...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: Happy Dependence Day
Forget about those fireworks (too dangerous) and their ostentatious display of anachronistic values. Forget also about mom (sexist gender-role stereotype) and apple pie (too fattening). Wednesday has...
View ArticleROBBINS: Making July 4 unpatriotic
Independence Day should be the most American of our holidays, but for some people, that makes it a day to be denounced instead of celebrated. There will be fewer celebrations this July 4 than in years...
View ArticleDECKER: Thanks to King George
Today is the day when Americans chomp hotdogs, watch fireworks and rightfully reflect on all this great nation has achieved. The occasion naturally stirs up patriotic sentiment for everything that...
View ArticleMILLER: Rand Paul vs. the District
A freshman senator single-handedly stopped Democrats from pushing through a bill expanding the District's authority last week. Sen. Rand Paul, Kentucky Republican, thought it wasn't right to further...
View ArticleDECKER: States' rights war over Obamacare
President Obama, Majority Leader Harry Reid's Democrat-led Senate and Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. don't care that a majority of Americans favor repeal of Obamacare. To them, government can do...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: Government fiddles while the West burns
A U.S. Air Force C-130 aircraft outfitted with a modular airborne firefighting system crashed in South Dakota on Sunday, killing four. Meanwhile, a supertanker with a much larger capacity than any...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: Court decrees global warming
The U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington ruled June 26 that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was "unambiguously correct" in applying the Clean Air Act to combat carbon dioxide. The court...
View ArticleMILLER: Gunning for D.C.
The District's refusal to recognize the full meaning of the Second Amendment may not last much longer. A Supreme Court decision in 2008 forced Washington to allow residents to keep arms, and now...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: The U.N. is coming for your guns
The United Nations is deliberating over a treaty that will place comprehensive limits on the international weapons trade. The language of the draft agreement is so expansive it wouldn't take an...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: Obama gambles, America loses
The latest Obama 2012 campaign slogan is "Betting on America." However, the latest round of dismal economic news shows that when it comes to the economy, President Obama is a poor gambler, and the...
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