Executive Dysfunction
President Obama has done next to nothing to build confidence in government. by James Bennet • The Atlantic It’s happened by this point in every modern…
President Obama has done next to nothing to build confidence in government. by James Bennet • The Atlantic It’s happened by this point in every modern…
Harvard profs helped design Obamacare—and now that the reform is hitting university health plans, their colleagues are furious. John Allen Gay • The National Interest William…
IBD Editorials • Investors.com ObamaCare was sold as a means to making health care more affordable. It even makes that claim in its official name. But…
by Charles Krauthammer • Washington Post There’s an old Cold War joke — pre-pantyhose — that to defeat communism we should empty our B-52 bombers of…
by Michelle Malkin • RealClearPolitics There’s no candy coating the truth: Obamacare has had a very terrible, horrible, crappy, none-too-happy year. What it really means…
ISIS, Ferguson, the Senate, Ukraine, Ebola, border kids. Really, this was a pretty awful sixth year for the president. Not that he’s acting like it. by James Oliphant …
by Jonathan S. Tobin • Commentary When conservatives protested President Obama’s attempt to go around the Constitution and rule by executive orders rather than with the…
by Stephen Moore • The Washington Post It was 40 years ago this month that two of President Gerald Ford’s top White House advisers, Dick Cheney…
The EPA acts as though it has the legislative authority to re-engineer the nation’s electric generating system and power grid. It does not. by Laurence H. Tribe •…
The Green Mountain State’s ultra-liberal governor has pulled the plug on single-payer. by John Fund • National Review The one state that not only embraced Obamacarebut insisted on going…
President Obama has issued a form of executive action known as the presidential memorandum more often than any other president in history — using it to take unilateral action even…
The agency pleads that it can’t share the documents that it may have shared illegally because that would be illegal. by Charles Lipson • Wall Street…
by Marc A. Thiessen • Washington Post Rolling Stone magazine has faced nearly unanimous condemnation for publishing serious accusations without bothering to interview those it accused…
Judge deploys unusually vivid language: ‘you’re branded as a liar and you’ll remain a liar for the rest of your life’ by Sidney Powell • New…
by The Washington Times The corruption of the Internal Revenue Service is still under investigation, but the public has learned a lot already: The IRS targeted conservative and tea party…