OCTOBER 14, 2011, 9:17 A.M. ET Republicans have their own green baggage. By KIMBERLEY A. STRASSEL On Friday Rick Perry delivers his first major policy address, unveiling an aggressive energy and jobs plan. It will no doubt be good. It will no doubt address serious problems. It will no doubt be ignored. That’s because, unfortunately […]
THE GOP’S SOLYNDRA PROBLEM Read More »
OCTOBER 13, 2011 This candidate will have to be pushed a lot harder to make him a good president. By DANIEL HENNINGER Watching Rick Perry in the Republican debate at Dartmouth say that the answer to every aspect of economic revival is to “get our energy industry back to work,” and watching Herman Cain say
THE UNSINKABLE MITT ROMNEY Read More »
Plan to raise taxes won’t save his collapsing presidency By Dr. Milton R. Wolf The Washington Times Wednesday, September 21, 2011 “We are witnessing the unmistakable collapse of an American presidency.” I wrote those words in this space almost one year ago, and events continue to prove them true. It seems the president himself now
BARACK OBAMA’S DESPERATE HAIL MARY Read More »
Newt Gingrich, Presidential Candidate, speaking at the convention Sandye Kading of Rapid City, South Dakota and Susan Pisani of Spearfish, South Dakota Sylvia Morales of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Pat Smith, Anne Huggins, Cornelia Groce, Mary Frances Forrester Zan Bunn, Cornelia Groce, Rachel Orstad, Linda Arnold, Nancy Clark and Matt Arnold at Jack Stack BBQ
OCTOBER 11, 2011, The faith of Romney and Huntsman is a target of liberals and conservatives. By WILLIAM MCGURN Here’s some advice for Republican candidates appearing at Tuesday’s presidential debate at Dartmouth College. When you are asked, as you will be asked, what you make of the Christian pastor who called the Mormon faith a
THE CULT OF ANTI-MORMONISM Read More »
Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) Overrated Rumors of Barack Obama’s political skill have been greatly exaggerated. Noemie Emery October 10, 2011, Vol. 17, No. 04 EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE: What went wrong in the first place was that too much went right. He never was able to learn from adversity, as he never saw
OBAMA WAS OVERRATED Read More »
Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) Raising Cain The very different life lessons of the president and his challenger. Fred Barnes October 10, 2011, Vol. 17, No. 04 Both President Obama and Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain went to graduate school. Obama got a degree at Harvard Law School. Cain did his graduate work at
THE VERY DIFFERENT LIFE LESSONS OF OBAMA AND HERMAN CAIN Read More »
OCTOBER 9, 2011, 8:27 P.M. ET The also-rans get free publicity and have no incentive to drop out. Meanwhile the media pits all candidates against each other, giving Obama a pass. By FRED BARNES Neither fund raising nor the building of grass-roots organizations in key primary states is driving the Republican presidential race. Endorsements haven’t
HOW TV DEBATES HAVE CHANGED THE RACE Read More »
WASHINGTON TIMES David Limbaugh: Who Are the Real Religious Bigots? August 29, 2011 As the 2012 presidential race gears up, leftist Christophobes are showing some signs of hysteria — or political opportunism; it’s sometimes difficult to tell. The New York Times’ executive editor, Bill Keller, in a piece in The New York Times Magazine, argues
WHO ARE THE REAL RELIGIOUS BIGOTS? Read More »
