NOVEMBER 2, 2010 Why Obama Is No Roosevelt Roosevelt: ‘Your government has unmistakable confidence in your ability to hear the worst without flinching and losing heart.’ Obama: We don’t ‘always think clearly when we’re scared.’ By DOROTHY RABINOWITZ Whatever the outcome of today’s election, this much is clear: It will be a long time before […]
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David Limbaugh Obama Doesn’t Seek Compromise; Neither Should We I take no great pleasure in having been correct in predicting Barack Obama’s reaction to his Tuesday “shellacking.” To borrow his terminology, he is wired not to hear the American people’s opposition to his radical agenda, as painfully demonstrated in his postelection news conference. Unhappily, Obama’s
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APNews Election nearly wipes out white Southern Democrats The white Southern Democrat _ endangered since the 1960s civil rights era _ is sliding nearer to extinction. After this week’s elections, the Democratic Party barely holds a presence in the region outside of majority-black urban areas such as Atlanta and Memphis. The carnage for the party
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NOVEMBER 3, 2010, 7:45 P.M. ET GOP: Unlock the American Economy A genuine pro-growth economic agenda requires more than spending restraint. By DANIEL HENNINGER If the new GOP Congress doesn’t do something fast to unlock the American economy, its most vulnerable members are going to be defeated in 2012. The consensus among economists is that
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NOVEMBER 5, 2010 The Boehner Evolution House Republicans and the challenge of divided government. John Boehner is no Newt Gingrich, which suits the current public mood. Americans have had their fill of triumphalism and revolution in a House Speaker. But Barack Obama is also no Bill Clinton, a President with a gift for tactical politics
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NOVEMBER 3, 2010 Welcome, Senate Conservatives Remember what the voters back home want—less government and more freedom. By JIM DEMINT Congratulations to all the tea party-backed candidates who overcame a determined, partisan opposition to win their elections. The next campaign begins today. Because you must now overcome determined party insiders if this nation is going
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The American Spectator Special Report The Winner: Rush Limbaugh By Jeffrey Lord on 11.3.10 @ 6:10AM “I hope he fails.” With those famous four words, uttered January 16, 2009 — only days before Barack Obama was to be inaugurated — Rush Limbaugh drew a line in the sand. And as a result, this morning it
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WASHINGTON POST Obama must slay the job-killing beast By Mitt Romney Wednesday, November 3, 2010; President Obama could have focused on solving the financial crisis. He did not. He could have endeavored to conquer the looming threats to our future. Instead, he added to them. Now that voters have rejected his first two years in
NEW YORK TIMES October 31, 2010 How We Got Here By ROSS DOUTHAT From the early 1990s through the 2008 election, Americans grew steadily more liberal. Voters became more supportive of government spending and more sympathetic toward the poor. They were increasingly secular and increasingly likely to favor gay marriage. They were more worried about
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THE AMERICAN SPECTATOR The Slaughterhouse The Smallness of Saul By Matthew Vadum from the October 2010 issue Radical: A Portrait of Saul Alinsky By Nicholas von Hoffman (Nation Books, 214 pages, $26.95) “Although Alinsky is described as some kind of liberal left-winger in actuality big government worried him,” writes Saul Alinsky protégé Nicholas von Hoffman
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