By Rebecca DiFede — Imagine for a second, a world in which people could tell on their fellow neighbors, friends and enemies for speaking out against government actions or policies, and deliver that information to the leaders themselves. Think about the unspeakable horror that could […]

By Rick Manning — The Obama Administration has one shining quality — an ability to dumbfound and amaze through some of the most ill-conceived proposals in human history. I’m talking bad like, “Abe, let’s go see the new play that is at Ford’s Theatre,” bad. The latest […]

It’s time for Bev Perdue, Governor of North Carolina, to resign or be impeached. In case you missed it, Perdue has called for a suspension of Federal elections , stating, “I think we ought to suspend, perhaps, elections for Congress for two years and just tell them we won’t hold it against them, whatever […]

To receive the Must Reads in your inbox,  click here ! Good Tuesday morning, Here are the  Must Reads according to  Adam Bitely : The Chicago way Coke chief criticizes U.S. business climate; says China is better place to do business Delaware’s very own Solyndra Supreme Court to hear ObamaCare case during current term… ObamaCare: The major miscalculation A short history of the income tax Liberal scare tactics: Death by government cuts Europe’s last hope Solyndra and the GOP… Sowell: Searching for a Republican Superman Time to end farm subsidies Russia’s humiliator-in-chief Public schools eat too much at the government trough Why don’t ex-politicians create companies that follow their pronouncements when they were in office?

This interesting news comes from Doug Mataconis over at Outside the Beltway : Yesterday, the Obama Administration was faced with the decision of whether to appeal the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals decision striking down the Affordable Care Act to the Supreme Court or seek a rehearing before the full 11th Circuit. If it chose to exercise the second option it would likely […]

By Paul Driessen and John Nichols — Delaware’s political establishment thinks First State electricity consumers should subsidize the manufacturing of super-sized fuel cells, under the auspices of California-based Bloom Energy, to replace natural gas and coal-fired power plants in generating electricity. The politicos want to […]

By Bill Wilson — Once again, U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has inserted himself into the European sovereign debt crisis — revealing that there are genuine fears that the chaos will spread over here. Last time, it occurred in May when the International Monetary Fund (IMF) proposed that unsecured bondholders of Irish debt take losses on their holdings, a plan vetoed by Geithner , as revealed by University College Dublin’s Morgan Kelly. Now, as […]

By Howard Rich — As Barack Obama’s radical appointees on the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) continue their jihad against American jobs and the free market economy, many have wondered: From where does Obama get the nerve? Based on what warped ideological mooring does the […]

By Robert Romano — Normally, when the Senate passes a piece of legislation, and then the House passes something slightly different, it’s called the legislative process. Now, it’s a crisis. “Shutdown Fears Rise as House Passes CR That Cannot Pass Senate,” blares one headline. “Shutdown specter rises […]

By Kevin Mooney — In his amicus brief challenging the legality of a state constitutional amendment that bans race and gender preferences, California Governor Jerry Brown cites the 2003 U.S. Supreme Court Grutter v. Bollinger decision to make his case. Brown also invokes the same “political-structure doctrine” litigants used to […]