Jason Riley at the WSJ, notes that illegal Immigration has disappeared from the election cycle radar screen, and wonders why. He concludes after examining the situation in some detail:
If American culture is under assault today, it’s not from
Continue reading about The Issue Isn’t Race, It’s Culture, (part 172)
The debut column of the newest Townhall columist:
Second, change – whether it “real change,” “bold change” or the “change we can believe in” variety others are selling – isn’t itself an innovative policy or a particularly strong leadership stance.
I guess this means it’s on. O’Reilly gets the worst of this exchange for not comprehending that the Geneva Conventions bind nations to standards of conduct regardless of reciprocation and for many different kinds of detainees and
Romesh Ratnesar, Time, asks “Is It Time to Invade Burma?”
That’s why it’s time to consider a more serious option: invading Burma. Some observers, including former USAID director Andrew Natsios, have called on the U.S. to unilaterally begin air
It’s amusing to watch this little trainwreck, and some of the comments on it, such as at TalkLeft:
This is the supposed Michigan compromise.
The state party’s executive committee voted today to ask the national party’s Rules and Bylaws
You can do it. We can not help:
May 1 (Bloomberg) — Home Depot Inc., the world’s biggest home-improvement retailer, will eliminate 1,300 jobs, close 15 stores and scrap plans for 50 more as the U.S. housing slump cripples