Obama’s “Blame the Video” Fraud Started in Cairo, Not Benghazi
The e-mail revelations and the Obama administration’s lies. by Andrew C. McCarthy Here is the main point: The rioting at the American embassy in Cairo was not about the anti-Muslim…
Liberals’ Need for Conservative Racism
by Rachel Lu The sighs of relief from the left are almost audible. Racism lives! The hate is out there! It would be unfitting to throw a party for the…
Benghazi Attacks: The Campaign to Deny 2+2=4
by U-T San Diego Editorial Board Key details about the deaths of four Americans — three with deep San Diego roots — on Sept. 11-12, 2012, in terrorist attacks in…
The IRS’s Behavior Taxes Credulity
by George F. Will What’s been said of confession — that it is good for one’s soul but bad for one’s reputation — can also be true of testifying to…
More Benghazi Lies Revealed
by Stephen F. Hayes In response to a Freedom of Information Act request filed last summer by Judicial Watch, the Obama administration last week released 41 documents related to the…
Foreign Policy of Denial
by Charles Krauthammer Barack Obama’s 949-word response Monday to a question about foreign policy weakness showed the president at his worst: defensive, irritable, contradictory and at times detached from reality.…
The Coming Two-Tier Health System
ObamaCare is already creating one class of care for the poor and middle class and another for the affluent. by Scott W. Atlas With the unveiling of the Affordable Care…
The Great Income Inequality Sham
When it comes to Thomas Piketty’s Income Inequality Good-Time Jamboree, helping people is not really the point. Feeling better about yourself—and maybe even mentally positioning yourself as a victim now…
Benghazi Emails Suggest White House Aide Involved in Prepping Rice for ‘Video’ Explanation
by Catherine Herridge Newly released emails on the Benghazi terror attack suggest a senior White House aide played a central role in preparing former U.N. ambassador Susan Rice for her…
Political Fraud About Voter Fraud
The president’s selective statistics are red meat to supporters, but still bogus. by Robert D. Popper The Obama administration has been ramping up its rhetoric about the evil of voter…
The World’s Resources Aren’t Running Out
Ecologists worry that the world’s resources come in fixed amounts that will run out, but we have broken through such limits again and again. by Matt Ridley How many times…
Is Menendez Knuckling Under Foreign Policy Hardball?
The Foreign Relations Committee chairman has been strangely quiescent – is it because of his scandals? by Peter Roff We’re not seeing a lot of leadership from the U.S. Senate…
The Tale of Two Recoveries
by Michael Hausam How often have you heard a Democrat prattle on and on about how well Barack Obama has done with the economy, given the mess he inherited? Usually,…
Foreign Policy Failures Prove Critics Right
The President once promised to tackle “cynicism” about what could be achieved through diplomacy. But he’s nowhere near close to doing that. by Michael Crowley In a rough month of…
The Zealots Win Again
by Charles Krauthammer The debate over campaign contributions is never-ending for a simple reason: Both sides of the argument have merit. On the one hand, of course money is speech.…