Obama the “Good Czar”
The Washington Post can’t believe that the president acted like a normal politician and tries to explain away his posturing.
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Energy Secretary Distorts History to Promote Clean Energy
Steven Chu claims that government was responsible for “all the technologies that led to prosperity in the United States.”
How One Court Case Upset American-Mexican Relations
The conviction and execution of a Mexican national by the state of Texas raises legal questions.
Good Stuff in Huntsman’s Jobs Plan
The former governor would cut taxes, reduce regulations and boost energy production.
On Jobs, Obama Likely to Disappoint
What is advertised as a major jobs speech by the president next week will probably not contain many fresh ideas.
Success in Libya Doesn’t Vindicate Obama
The American president “led from behind” and caused the Libyan war to drag on for months.
Huntsman: “Only Center-Right Candidate”
The former ambassador to China tries to appeal to the “sensible middle ground.”
For Gaddafi, End is Nigh
Libyan rebels are advancing on the capital. After months of war, Colonel Gaddafi’s days are numbered.
Transatlantic Effort to Impose Fiscal Restraint
American and European conservatives push for balanced budget amendments, hoping to force their governments to cut spending.
Obamacare is Still Unconstitutional
A circuit court strikes down the individual mandate as unconstitutional.
Perry’s Entry Upsets Republican Primary Race
The Texas governor could outshine other social conservatives in the race.
Why Barack Obama Disappoints
He’s too left-wing for the right and too pragmatic for the left.
US Defense Hawks Prepare for Budget Fight
Lawmakers worry that deficit reduction efforts could lead to deep military spending cuts.
Texas Governor to Announce Presidential Bid
The Texan governor might unite social conservatives and small government activists.
Getting Back to AAA Will Be Tough
The United States might be able to learn from the experiences of Canada and Finland but there are notable differences.