Charles Krauthammer: It’s about his policies By CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER 2010-10-07 15:00:25 WASHINGTON – A president’s first midterm election is inevitably a referendum on his two years in office. The bad news for Democrats is that President Obama’s “re-elect” number is 38 percent – precisely Bill Clinton’s in October 1994, the eve of the wave election […]
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Human Events.com Canada Did It, Why Can’t We? by Mark Skousen September 13, 2010 “Our economic fundamentals are much stronger than those of our neighbor to the South. People are nervous, but there isn’t the universal pessimism you see in the U.S.”—Catherine Harris, Canadian Investment Guide 2010 This summer I attended two conferences, my own
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‘Tread Boldly’ If the GOP wins in November, the 112th Congress could be quite a ride. National Review Online By Daniel Foster September 29, 2010 My analogy is it’s fourth and goal, and we’re going for it, and they know it,” says Rep. Mike Pence (R., Ind.) of the midterm battle between Republicans and Democrats.
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THREE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FOR CATHY WRIGHT, Republican candidate for North Carolina House of Representatives, District 54 October 6, 2010 Published in the Sun Herald, Chapel Hill, North Carolina Voters in N.C. House District 54 have the opportunity to vote for real change in this election with a vote for Republican Cathy Wright, who
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NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE Victor Davis Hanson September 23, 2010 12:00 A.M. A Nation of Peasants? The U.S. has returned to deriding “trickle-down” economics. Traditional peasant societies believe in only a limited amount of good. The more your neighbor earns, the less someone else gets. Profits are seen as a sort of theft; they must be
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BOOK REVIEW: Recovery without interference By Wes Vernon The Washington Times September 20, 2010 RED STATE UPRISING: HOW TO TAKE BACK AMERICA By Erick Erickson and Lewis K. Uhler Regnery, $27.95, 200 pages When Prime Minister Winston Churchill returned to No. 10 Downing St. after six years in the political wilderness (since the postwar Labor
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ommentary ‘I Want Your Money’ and turnout New documentary woos Obama foes ASSOCIATED PRESS President Barack Obama speaks at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Inc.’s Annual Legislative Conference Phoenix Awards Dinner at the Washington Convention Center, Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010, in Washington. By Christian Toto The Washington Times September 19, 2010 Taking aim at the
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Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) Toomey, or Not Toomey That is Pennsylvania’s question. BY Michael Warren September 20, 2010, Philadelphia When Pennsylvania Democrat Joe Sestak talks about taxes and jobs, he sounds at first blush like a business-friendly pragmatist. “We need to stand alongside small businesses,” Sestak told a crowd of supporters at the
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Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) A Big Tent on the Right The multiplier effect of adding Tea Partiers to social conservatives. BY Jeffrey Bell September 20, 2010, Vol. 16, No. 01 EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE: Given this rootedness in the founding, social conservatives and Tea Partiers have no problem with the idea of American
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THE WEEKLY STANDARD First, Stop Obama’s Madness A two-step plan for the future majority party. BY Yuval Levin September 20, 2010, Vol. 16, No. 01 Democrats in Washington, confronting a mammoth tidal wave of angry voters as November approaches, are desperate to change the subject. They know there is little they can say about themselves
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