The enforcement of existing federal immigration law has become a joke...These are serious issues that deserve more from a president than re-election pandering at the border and bad jokes about alligators and moats...
So if I followed Levitt's test, I would not object to a whole lot of things governments want to do to people. What's missing in Levitt? The whole idea of tolerance...
Today I will begin to respond to the Geithner speech, which is the most effective presentation of the Administration’s fiscal policy argument I have seen...
The principle of linking the debt increase and spending reductions—put forth in a recent speech to the New York Economics Club by Speaker John Boehner—is...an important goal which is worth trying to achieve...
...[L]ooking at the early fortunes of his successor, it’s clear that Jerry Brown has a “box” problem of his own – namely, that the Democratic governor finds himself surrounded by limitations, some he inherited and some of his own making...
Following the targeted assassination of Osama bin Laden, the scolds, censors and self-styled moral arbiters of public behavior have come out of the woodwork to tell us how we should — or even how we’re “entitled” to — feel about it...
In his new book The Wave: Man, God, and the Ballot Box in the Middle East (Hoover Institution Press, 2011), Reuel Marc Gerecht, looks at the push for democracy in the Middle East and suggests that Americans need to back the democratic impulse, even if it is messy...
GUESTS: Co-host Gordon Chang, The Daily; Michael Rapoport, Dow Jones; Carla Marinucci, San Francisco Chronicle; Jeff Bliss, The Bliss Index; Bill Whalen, Hoover...
