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Krauthammer: Christie Gave Obama 'Lap Dance' After Sandy

Republican pundit Charles Krauthammer said that when Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie embraced President Barack Obama after Hurricane Sandy a week before the 2012 presidential election, he was essentially giving Obama a lap dance.  “I think many Republicans are

Krauthammer: Christie Gave Obama 'Lap Dance' After Sandy

Three Quarters of Enrollees in Obamacare to See Premiums Rise

The Affordable Care Act, which the president promised would reduce the typical American family’s health insurance by $2,500 per year, has in fact raised insurance costs for three-quarters of Obamacare policy holders, according to the CEO of the Cleveland Clinic.

Three Quarters of Enrollees in Obamacare to See Premiums Rise

What Ken Vogel Doesn't Get About Adelson, RJC

Kenneth Vogel is leading Politico this morning with a feature piece about Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire who hosted the Republican Jewish Coalition’s spring leadership meeting this past weekend at his hotel and casino, the Venetian, in Las Vegas.  Vogel’s piece

What Ken Vogel Doesn't Get About Adelson, RJC

Obamacare Website Down on Final Day of Enrollment

The federal Obamacare website is down for maintenance on the final day of open enrollment. Since 3:00 a.m. Eastern time, HealthCare.gov has been down to fix a software bug.  “The tech team is working now to bring the system online

Obamacare Website Down on Final Day of Enrollment

Politico Gives Obamacare Enrollment 'A-' Grade

Politico has awarded Obamacare a grade of “A-” for its first enrollment season, lauding the law for almost reaching its signup goal. However, despite Politico‘s happy face on the Affordable Care Act, the public’s support for the law is at

Politico Gives Obamacare Enrollment 'A-' Grade

Texas' No Child Left Behind Problem

Indiana recently made headlines by signing legislation to dump the Common Core State Standards. Already, Dr. Sandra Stotsky has questioned if Indiana is replacing the Common Core with the Common Core–one of the program’s most outspoken critics. She was also the

Texas' No Child Left Behind Problem

Chris Christie Takes Veiled Shot at Ted Cruz

On Saturday, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie took a veiled shot at potential 2016 competitor Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) while speaking to the Republican Jewish Coalition in Las Vegas, Nevada.  “It’s time for us as a party to stop killing

Chris Christie Takes Veiled Shot at Ted Cruz

Support Religious Liberty by Supporting Hobby Lobby

Today freedom-loving Americans across this great nation are showing support for Hobby Lobby in their stand against the unconstitutional overreach of the Obama Administration. I encourage you to join my organization, Citizens United, and many others as we call on our members nationwide to publicly

Support Religious Liberty by Supporting Hobby Lobby

New Round of Layoffs at CNN's Atlanta HQ

As CNN struggles to regain its once robust position as ratings leader, the cable network is initiating another round of layoffs at its Atlanta headquarters. The Atlanta headquarters employs 450 people, but breaking news today indicates that 16 are being

New Round of Layoffs at CNN's Atlanta HQ

More Sleazy Harry Reid Payments to Granddaughter

Tuesday, Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid reimbursed his campaign for nearly $17,000 in payments made in late 2013 to his granddaughter for “holiday gifts.” But new payments are surfacing bringing the total to $31,000. One $9,064 payment in December

More Sleazy Harry Reid Payments to Granddaughter

The creationism distraction

Over at The Federalist, my friend David Harsanyi susses out an organized media campaign to use creationism as a means of frightening secular parents away from school choice: Yes,14 states spend “nearly $1 billion” of taxpayer tuition on “hundreds of

Bloomberg Editor Quits after China Story Spiked

Bloomberg News editor Ben Richardson has left the company because one of his reporters, Michael Forsythe, wrote an investigative piece about higher-ups in China that was spiked by top editors for fear it would offend Chinese brass. Richardson, the editor-at-large

Bloomberg Editor Quits after China Story Spiked

The Beltway Party, Left and Right, vs. Rand Paul

In case you hadn’t noticed, the DC political class is lining up against U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY). Indeed, the left and right wings of what might be called the Beltway Party have jointly decided that Paul is unacceptable: He

The Beltway Party, Left and Right, vs. Rand Paul

New York Magazine: Conservative Grassroots Still Thriving

The conservative grassroots are thriving, and the wealthy members of the permanent political class who have everything to gain by working with both political parties to expand government and enrich themselves are deluded in their thinking that the populist spirit

New York Magazine: Conservative Grassroots Still Thriving

The Hillary Riddle Begins to Unravel

Winston Churchill once said that Russia “is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.” So is anything even remotely having to do with Bill and Hillary Clinton. And just as with the Russians, that is intentionally so. The

The Hillary Riddle Begins to Unravel

Zuckerberg Rushes to Renee Ellmers' Rescue with 'No Amnesty' Ads

Through his political advocacy firm, FWD.us, billionaire Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is now playing a role in GOP primaries. Starting Tuesday, Zuckerberg’s FWD.us’s “Americans for a Conservative Direction” arm–a group aimed at trying to help Republicans stave off conservative opposition

Zuckerberg Rushes to Renee Ellmers' Rescue with 'No Amnesty' Ads

Report: Obama Sees 'Upcoming 90-Day Window' for Amnesty Legislation

On Friday, President Barack Obama met with 17 leaders from a hodgepodge of pro-amnesty organizations and discussed getting legislation through the House in an “upcoming 90-day” window. Last year, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) said amnesty advocates would try to get legislation passed

Report: Obama Sees 'Upcoming 90-Day Window' for Amnesty Legislation

Republicans weigh in against Internet globalization

It looks like at least some Republicans are planning to make hay over Friday night’s surprise “document dump” announcement that American authority over Internet domain registration would be handed off to some as-yet nonexistent global body.  Politico notes that while