American diplomat and politician (born 1959)
Scott Brown writes for the Washington Examiner about one of the negative elements of President Biden’s economic policy. With economic pessimism widespread and a presidential election looming, the White House…
Pundits tried to paint the Occupy movement as a left-of-center version of the Tea Party phenomenon. Now some see signs of a left-wing Tea Party brewing today. James Antle of…
Rich Lowry of National Review urges Republican officials to avoid a key mistake their Democratic counterparts committed nearly a decade ago. The partisan temptation in this circumstance is always to…
Matthew Continetti writes at National Review Online about political concerns that will remain unresolved by the 2016 presidential election. This is a moment of dissociation — of unbundling, fracture, disaggregation,…
There’s still plenty of voting left to do before the Republicans choose their presidential nominee, but Alex Pappas of the Daily Caller is already compiling a list of potential running…
View in your browser. On Tuesday, two federal appeals court panels released different rulings as to whether Obamacare subsidies can be distributed to policyholders who have purchased health insurance through federal…
• Political candidates cannot coordinate with independent expenditure committees (aka Super PACS). But they can publish generic videos on public websites and provide footage for those outside groups to use…
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…
Michael Barone delves into more polling data for his latest Washington Examiner analysis of 2014 election contests. The precarious position of Democrats in their battle to hold onto a Senate…
Rich Lowry of National Review writes for the Politico website that Democrats who pushed Obamacare through Congress without any Republican support are now hoping Republicans will help the Dems shoulder…
…Until Obamacare begins. October 1, 2013 marks the start of the enrollment period for consumers to purchase health plans via online health insurance exchanges. Individuals making an annual household income…
View in your browser. Last Week’s Synopsis To briefly rehash last week’s newsletter, the plain text of the Affordable Care Act restricts the distribution of federal subsidies to states that…