JULY 28, 2010 Our Divisive President Barack Obama promised a new era of post-partisanship. In office, he’s played racial politics and further split the country along class and party lines. By PATRICK H. CADDELL AND DOUGLAS E. SCHOEN Mr. Caddell served as a pollster for President Jimmy Carter. Mr. Schoen, who served as a pollster […]
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JULY 30, 2010 U.S. Immigration Fight Widens to Native-Born By MIRIAM JORDAN and JEAN GUERRERO in Phoenix and LAURA MECKLER in Washington The immigration debate is reviving the explosive idea of denying citizenship to children born on U.S. soil if their parents are in the country illegally. A U.S. senator and a state lawmaker in
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JULY 22, 2010 The U.N. Threat to Internet Freedom The FCC’s move to treat broadband providers like phone company monopolies could spur international efforts to regulate the Web. By ROBERT M. MCDOWELL In 1988, delegates from 114 countries gathered in Melbourne, Australia, to negotiate an international treaty for the future of telecommunications regulation. Since then,
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JULY 22, 2010 Al Qaeda Still Wants a Dirty Bomb Despite an active threat, the White House has slashed funding for radiological protection. By JANE HARMAN AND SUSAN COLLINS Denying terrorists access to radiological materials that can be used in a dirty bomb attack—one that could bring our economy to a standstill and render areas
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JULY 22, 2010 Friendly Fire on Capitol Hill Democrats are saying unkind things about the White House. The president has himself to blame. By KARL ROVE Describing the White House last week, Congressional Democrats used words like “ineptness,” “neglected” and “disconcerting,” and phrases like “isn’t aggressive enough.” President Barack Obama has only himself to blame
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JULY 21, 2010 Kagan and the Military: What Really Happened Her intellectually dishonest opposition to our armed forces during a time of war shows bad judgment. She doesn’t belong on the Supreme Court. By PETE HEGSETH Yesterday the Senate Judiciary Committee sent Elena Kagan’s Supreme Court nomination to the floor of the Senate for a
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JULY 21, 2010 On unemployment, the president claims that the stimulus bill was several times more potent than his chief economic adviser estimates. Such statements hurt his credibility. By MICHAEL J. BOSKIN A president’s most valuable asset—with voters, Congress, allies and enemies—is credibility. So it is unfortunate when extreme exaggeration emanates from the White House.
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JULY 19, 2010 Avoiding Another Intelligence Failure on Iran The disastrous 2007 National Intelligence Estimate on Tehran’s weapons program cost us dearly. Only an independent inquiry can assure the country that the new estimate underway will be better. By GABRIEL SCHOENFELD U.S. intelligence has already had two horrendously costly lapses this decade: the failure to
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JULY 19, 2010 How to Care for 30 Million More Patients Pharmacists can help fill the gap and save money, too. By R. PETE VANDERVEEN Many worry there won’t be enough physicians to care for the estimated 30 million more patients who will be insured under the health law passed earlier this year. The Association
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JULY 17, 2010 Weapons Inspectors Can’t Disarm Iran Hostile regimes have too many ways to hide their clandestine nuclear programs. by DAVID KAY Tehran’s belligerent rhetoric about its nuclear program ratchets up daily, while the international community continues to push for tougher sanctions. The hope is that economic pressure can force Iran to the bargaining
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