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The Broken President’s Broken Politics Mon May 13John RansomHis life and presidency can only be understood by recognizing this Obama idée fixe goes beyond merely his ideology and merges into that of his personality. Because only when one realizes that he personally identifies with his ideology in the same way that he identifies himself as a father or husband, can one finally understand how tightly he clings to it. ... more
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Federalism Is Good Policy and Good Politics Wed Apr 24Daniel J. MitchellIt’s a challenge to be a libertarian in Washington because you have to swim against the tide. The vast majority of people in town are looking for excuses to spend money and amass power, and a small band of us are trying to convince them that the federal government should be limited in size and scope. ... more
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Inside German Politics Sun Apr 21Mike ShedlockInquiring minds in the US note the upcoming German election and may be wondering about the platforms of the major political parties. ... more
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In the Race to be Cheap, Politics Wins Wed Mar 27John RansomThere’s a growing sense of alienation between Wall Street and Main Street. Much of the alienation has to do with the lack of the right type of oversight on money and markets. That lack of confidence, which is largely political in nature, cheapens the stock market. ... more
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Healthcare and Politics Do Not Mix Thu Feb 28Hal ScherzThese same governors who disagreed so emphatically with Obamacare, when presented with the promise of “free money” from the federal government to grow the number of patients on Medicaid, have little problem with this. ... more
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With Politics Above All Sun Oct 21Marita NoonThe supposed “science” behind global warming—which morphed into climate change, paved the way for politics above economics. ... more
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Pot and Politics on Venice Beach Fri Oct 12Gina LoudonDidn't mean to kill your buzz, but Dr Gina Loudon goes undercover to interview talking heads on Venice Beach about the burning issues of the day, puns intended. ... more
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The Politics of Hate and Anger May Win Day Mon Sep 10Morgan BrittanyAnger and hate are all they’ve got on the left. They are tired of being stymied by the Tea Party and the Conservatives so now it is all out war. ... more
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George Friedman"What they are doing is trying to thwart natural market outcomes. It is amazing how important the decision-making of one person, Angela Merkel, has become to world markets." ... more
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Jerry BowyerYou don’t build the polis on the lie of the scapegoat, not because it can’t preserve the polis for a time, but because any city that requires the scapegoating of an innocent man is a society which does not deserve to be preserved. ... more
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Hey Unions: Welcome to Politics Tue Jul 10John RansomFor labor unions around the country, political losses serve as a painful reminder that when they decided to go all-in for Obama in 2008, they alienated the rest of us non-government, non-union members- the 99 Percent- who have to go out and earn our keep every day. And that alienation is being felt in political defeats by unions around the country. ... more
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Jerry BowyerRipley, the modern woman, rebels against the joint program of imperialism, capitalism, war and reproduction, all in one act of forcible expulsion from the narcissistic self. In the words of Camille Paglia, abortion is an act of revolt against the “fascism of nature.” ... more
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Positive Politics at Work Mon Apr 2Bob RosnerAccording to a recent poll, politics isn't limited to the world of elected officials and candidates. ... more
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Jimmy Carter on Faith and Politics Sun Jan 29Jeff CarterI am not a fan of the policies of former President Carter. However, I am interested to learn how he thought faith played a part in his decisions. ... more
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Michael F. CannonIn the process, this award degrades political discourse by implicitly launching—an encouraging others to launch—ad hominem assaults on people who hold legitimate differences of opinion. PolitiFact should find a better way to attract readers. ... more
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Jeff CarterIndiana governor Mitch Daniels has said that being next to Illinois is like living next door to the Simpson's. ... more
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