United States Senator from Virginia
If actions speak louder than words, then Wall Street Journal editors might be on to something. Suddenly ObamaCare is a roaring success, happy days are here again and liberals are…
Fans of Peter Scwheizer’s book Throw Them All Out will not be shocked to read an article in the latest Bloomberg Businessweek about Comcast lobbying efforts. On the first night…
George W. Bush’s electoral architect, Karl Rove, devotes his latest Wall Street Journal column to the possibility that the flagging Obama administration could create electoral problems for even more Democrats…
• If it’s election season, it’s franking time for congressional incumbents. An analysis by the News & Observer of constituent mailings by the N.C. delegation finds Reps. Walter Jones, R-3rd,…
This Wall Street Journal piece discusses what it calls “the ObamaCare dozen,” meaning the dozen U.S. senators who voted for ObamaCare and who are now facing re-election. Sen. Kay Hagan…
The Weekly Standard’s Stephen Hayes writes here about the debate over ObamaCare, including comments being made by its defenders as the reality of the individual mandate and the exchanges is…
The recent housing crisis convinced many people that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac caused too many problems to be allowed to continue in their current structure. But as Jim McTague…
One might have thought that the recent American housing collapse would have united policymakers and analysts around the goal of getting the government as far away from Fannie Mae and…
Michael Barone‘s latest Washington Examiner column focuses on the possible shape of a federal deal on tax reform. He places special emphasis on the role President Obama has played in…
The president’s attempts to trash Republican rival Mitt Romney’s record at Bain Capital have produced some interesting responses from Obama supporters. The print version of TIME magazine highlights several of…
Congressional discussion about instituting a massive new tax in the form of a renewable energy standard has raised red flags for Daren Bakst, who shared his concerns in articles for…
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…