American businessman (1933–2021)
While still in the heart of the 2020 election campaign, David Drucker of the Washington Examiner already sees signs of Republican politicians positioning themselves for the next presidential race. Secretary…
Monica Showalter of the American Thinker responds to criticism of President Tump’s choices for the Presidential Medal of Freedom: Elvis Presley, Babe Ruth, Antonin Scalia, Orrin Hatch, Miriam Adelson, Roger…
One of Jonah Goldberg‘s takeaways from this week’s election: Political parties continue to lose their power. He explains at National Review Online. It is perhaps the central irony of our…
Yes, you read that amount right. Las Vegas wants the NFL and the Oakland Raiders have said they want to move there. The key issue going forward is building a…
Jim McTague devotes his latest “D.C. Current” column in Barron’s to the debate over a proposed federal ban of Internet gambling. Hypocrisy, unlike this city’s delicate Cherry Blossoms, knows no…
Lawson Bader of the Competitive Enterprise Institute sees evidence of a real-life Grinch at work as 2014 draws to a close. Bader explains in a column posted at Human Events.…
Jonah Goldberg‘s cover story in the latest issue of Commentary magazine offers the latest critique of French economist Thomas Piketty‘s theories about capitalism and income inequality. Goldberg explores the “Marxiness”…
• An anti-Obamacare Super PAC “Our America” is posting billboards targeting U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan and other vulnerable Democratic senators seeking re-election. The billboards highlight the pledge made before the…
Your humble correspondent is a bit under the weather, so my apologies for the late post. • A coalition of D.C. environmental heavyweights plans to spend $5 million supporting the…
If the idea of Hollywood limousine liberals holding a bake sale to support President Obama’s re-election campaign isn’t funny enough, TIME humorist Joel Stein adds another amusing twist in his…
… some activists are willing to go straight to the people, including Missouri “mega-millionaire” Rex Sinquefield, as Bloomberg Businessweek describes: Rex Sinquefield likes to write big checks. In 2010 he…
… will hate Daniel Fisher and Jon Bruner’s recent Forbes feature, “Power For Sale: Cheap.” Fisher and Bruner challenge the conventional wisdom that big money has been flowing into recent…