Not only that, but I bet there’s a whole host of GOP consultants and bloggers whose ears are burning, too! John Londregan, professor of politics and international affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs of Princeton University: A common trope in social policy debates is to claim that the public’s changing opinion on the policy at stake, rather than the policy’s moral or substantive justifications, merits

Let the sit-ins begin! Cope Reynolds, the owner of Southwest Shooting Authority, a gun store located in Pinetop, Arizona, took out a full page ad in a local newspaper that read: “If you voted for Barack Obama your business is not welcome.” The New York Daily News reports that Mr. Reynolds also posted a sign on the store’s front door: “If you voted for Obama, please turn around and leave!

Silver linings?  Sure, for now. But that just means the left will have to delegitimize federalism entirely.  For the fairness: Over the past week, the list of states not participating in the system has grown to nineteen as the states of Wisconsin, Ohio and Nebraska chose to join sixteen others in rejecting the state health insurance exchange that is called for under the Obamacare law. […]The state health care exchanges

And that’s in addition to the more common sense explanation, which recognizes that you could confiscate all the income of all the “millionaires and billionaires” and that income would fund the federal government for about 4 months.  Once. Because after that, there are no more rich (aside from government servants) and nothing left to tax. — Which I suppose is why Geithner is making the case that the US not

Marc Thiessen: Fox News reports that intelligence officials told members of Congress they do not know who changed Ambassador Susan Rice’s talking points on Benghazi to remove references to al Qaeda for her five Sunday show appearances: Former CIA Director David Petraeus stoked the controversy over the Obama administration’s handling of the Libya terror attack, testifying Friday that references to “Al Qaeda involvement” were stripped from his agency’s original talking

Then they turn around a re-elect Obama.  This must be some of that “fuzzy math”: The percentage of Americans who think America will be worse off in four years has more than doubled in the four years since Barack Obama was first inaugurated as president, according to the Gallup poll. In a survey conducted Jan. 9-11, 2009–concluding just nine days before Barack Obama’s first inauguration as president–Gallup asked American adults: