With just 30-something electoral shopping days until the Iowa caucus, and the New Hampshire primary, indecision reigns, and its clear from some of the video submissions being considered for tonight’s ...

This weekend at a gathering in New Hampshire, Governor Mitt Romney was asked, yet again, whether he would give a speech outlining his religious beliefs. He said ...

My friend, Steve Calabresi, is a prolific scholar and one of the nicest people you ever could meet.  Confronted with Mayor Guiliani’s lapse in principle and reasoning, represented by his ...

Tuesday night’s Michigan debate was very revealing. The debate revealed the significant executive-leadership differences between Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney. When it gets down to specific cases, Mayor Giuliani is ...

John Kerry is still pushing to block Sam Alito by means of unprecedented, and unwarranted, filibuster. Kerry and fellow Democrat Ted Kennedy urge a filibuster as a “vote for history,” ...

Jhn Roberts is Bill Brennan. No, no. (Don’t worry.) Not in terms of liberal ideology, but in the splendid gifts he brings to the Court. Like the late Justice William Brennan, ...

The chief justice has not retired–and says he has no intention to anytime soon. The decision is most honorable–indeed, given his illness, self-less, if not near heroic. I am certain the ...

A statesman in an age when political parties still occasionally supplied them, Adlai Stevenson once posited that “it is easier to fight for principles, than to keep them.” The filibuster ...

Terrorists received good news and bad news last week. According to USA Today, most Americans (69 percent) oppose torturing war-on-terror detainees by exposing them to dogs. Unfortunately, an equivalent number ...