“GOP Retreat: Rep. Jeff Denham Says Party’s Quietly Crafting Broad Immigration Bill”: The GOP’s most outspoken proponent of comprehensive immigration reform let loose in an interview with reporters here, detailing quiet efforts to draft far-reaching legislation, saying House leadership is “committed” to bringing the hot-button topics on the floor and criticizing President Obama for carrying out too many deportations. “We’re the party of deportation? Look at this president’s numbers!” Rep.

If you believe in liberty, which requires individual sovereignty and the eschewing of a powerful centralized authority in a free market economy, then this may be the most important article you’ll read in a long time, evincing as it does the death spiral of free enterprise and the unconscionable, anti-American (in the strictest sense) movement toward a liberal fascist political ruling structure — exacerbated under Obama and helped along by

This is the position of Alex Nowrasteh writing for Cato, who in the course of a useful Twitter exchange tried to convince me that his use of “anti” (see: “Rebuttal of Senator Sessions’ Anti-Immigration Talking Points”) was some accurate hyper-literal label, bracketing the fact that I’m certain he knows it to be fraught with the weight of implied xenophobia, nativism, et al. My response to Mr Nowrasteh was that favoring

Okay, here’s the deal: my wife and I spent a good deal of money on our new home, including requesting lots of “custom” features that we had to have subcontracted out through the builder (spray foam, upgraded insulation, soft close drawers and cabinets, a pocket door in the jack n’ jill bathroom to fix a design flaw in the house, plumbing for the installation of our own upgraded laundry sink,

Saturday a.m., Satchel takes part in the Metro League District tournament in the 56 lb division. With my Mom’s death and other distractions, Satch has wrestled less this year than last, but if the last few practices indicate anything, it’s that he’s in good form and, if he keeps his feet back, should have a strong chance of moving on to Regionals. We’ll be up and on our way by

His timing, given the closing down of Jewish shops and attacks on Jews, is impeccable — just what one expects out of the editor of an august magazine purportedly nuanced in its understanding of foreign diplomacy, but in reality just another venue for massaging specific progressive narratives in an effort to will them, through repetition, into “truths.” MRC: Appearing on MSNBC’s Morning Joe on Thursday, David Rothkopf, CEO and editor