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You saw last week’s Gallup poll , which showed an unprecedented ten-point lead for Republicans on a generic ballot…
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September 3, 2010
‘He’s using his resources to make sure that his opinions are heard in the marketplace, and that is in the great American tradition!’
Dick Polman, no VRWC-card holder, defends Koch Industries against some recent attacks — with a little help from
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‘He’s using his resources to make sure that his opinions are heard in the marketplace, and that is in the great American tradition!’
More on Small Businesses and the Administration
Thanks to Kevin Hassett and Alan Viard for setting the record straight about the impact that letting the Bush tax cuts expire could have on small businesses. The numbers are clear. According to IRS data, fully 48% of the net income of sole proprietorships, partnerships, and S corporations reported on tax returns went to households with incomes above $200,000 in 2007. That's the number to look at, not the 3%. Would Mrs. Pelosi and Mr…
Your Labor-Day Reading Book
It's criminal not to. Kathryn Jean Lopez
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Jim Glassman
has a new Ideas show on PBS . Debuts Sunday in some markets. Kathryn Jean Lopez
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Better Get That Fence Built
Shaun Waterman writes about a new think tank report: ” 'Climate migrants' projected to flood U.S. ” There…
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Better Get That Fence Built
The Kids Are (Going) All Right
For young adults, Obama is no longer the hipster-in-chief.
Thank You, Dan McLaughlin
Over at Red State, Dan McLaughlin offers a generous and welcome defense of my book . I don't expect anybody to fight my battles for me, but it'
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You Say That Like It’s a Bad Thing
From today's Wall Street Journal : ” Obama Is Still AWOL on Sudan .” The author writes, “Analysts and diplomats contend that the U.S. is no longer affecting the calculations of the jockeying Sudanese parties.” Thank God for that
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Finally, Obama Will Have a Friend on the NYT Op-Ed Page
Former OMB Director Peter Orszag will write 1-2 op-ed columns a month for the New York Times . The first one is slated for Tuesday. Daniel Foster
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Finally, Obama Will Have a Friend on the NYT Op-Ed Page
Never Gonna Stand for This
I think that very few members of the ruling class have a clear understanding of the great awakening under way in the countryside. Have you heard the marching song yet? It's dynamite. Michael Ledeen
Broken Immigration Courts
Former immigration judge Mark Metcalf writes in the Washington Times (my emphasis): America's immigration courts beg for reform. Defined by weakness, they are the heart of a system that nurtures scandal. From 1996 through 2009, the United States allowed almost 1.8 million aliens to remain free prior to their trials before immigration judges. Of those, 770,000 – 44 percent – never showed. Over the past 14 years, nearly 1 million deportation orders were issued to aliens the United States allowed to remain free …
Charlie Cook: ‘The Senate Is in Play’
From Cook's latest in National Journal : For much of this year, …
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Charlie Cook: ‘The Senate Is in Play’
DeMint Moving the Line
If you didn't get your share of Senator DeMint with Bob&#
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DeMint Moving the Line
Re: Today’s G-File
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Fat Poets
From a pal in the Great Wen : John, I'm sure your mailbox has been inflated with fulsome missives on the weighty topic of porcine poets , beefy balladists and corpulent chroniclers. My mind, never far from my next drink, immediately ran to the imbibing Celts, who had a tendency to run to pudge, though not quite fat
McMahon’s Cup of Tea
After questioning Linda McMahon’s ideological …
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Jumping Joe Knippenberg
Is blogging again — for the Georgia Family Council . Jonah Goldberg
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Harry Reid Could Have the ‘Thanks for Nothing’ Card in the Mail Already
The way things have been going lately, Barack Obama's press conference next week will be yet another way he just makes life more difficult for Dems running this year. Kathryn Jean Lopez
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Harry Reid Could Have the ‘Thanks for Nothing’ Card in the Mail Already
Ground Zero Mosque Donor Previously Gave to Hamas
One of the large concerns about the Ground Zero mosque has been who would provide the estimated $100 million needed to build the mosque.
