American comedian and politician (born 1951)
John Lott writes a column at National Review Online that challenges the popular left-of-center argument that voter fraud is virtually nonexistent. [V]oter fraud has mattered in plenty of American elections.…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column for National Review Online asks questions most presidential candidates refuse to ask about Republican front-runner Donald Trump and Iraq. Donald Trump constantly brings up Iraq…
The Best Spoken Word Album Grammy went to Jimmy Carter for A Full Life: Reflections at Ninety. This was his second Spoken Word Grammy. He won in 2006 for Our…
In an interview for inFocus Quarterly, Tevi Troy outlines ideas for Republicans in Congress to tackle some of the worst elements of the Affordable Care Act. iF: You are one…
Bradley Smith sets out for Wall Street Journal readers a timeline of events that point toward the magnitude of the scandal involving the IRS and its targeting of conservative groups…
Former American Idol runner-up Clay Aiken‘s bid to unseat Republican incumbent Renee Ellmers in North Carolina’s Second Congressional District elicits the following analysis from Michelle Cottle for The Daily Beast.…
Remember, it’s called the “Affordable Care Act.” And our president promised that it would bend the health care cost curve down. The name of the law is beginning to look…
Remember how, on Christmas Eve 2009, the U.S. Senate rushed to pass Obamacare by a 60-39 vote, with not one Republican voting for the monstrous bill that no one had…
Upcoming John Locke Foundation election panelist Byron York devotes his latest Washington Examiner column to the problem of convicted felons casting election ballots illegally. York specifically targets a Minnesota campaign…
… you might encounter Newsweek‘s feature on Americans Elect, an effort designed to bypass the traditional two-party nominating system. Even if you’re no fan of the current system, the following…
In his latest column for TIME, Joel Stein tackles the concept of government-mandated Net neutrality: Senator Al Franken, at the Netroots Nation conference in late July, talked about a dystopian…
The Washington Examiner has a list of 52 Democrats in the House and Senate who say they will keep the contributions they have received from ethically challenged Charlie Rangel‘s political-action…