Election Integrity Is Essential for True Democracy
Ballot-security laws protect elections, the most basic process of a democracy, and there is no evidence that they have any effect on turnout.
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Don’t Repeat Earmark Folly
“Stop spending! Stop spending! That’s what we want, stop spending!” That rallying cry from CNBC’s Rick Santelli helped launch the tea parties, which then led to historic Republican victories in ...
‘Flexibility’ . . . to Do What?
As you may have heard, earlier this week President Obama was caught on an open mike asking outgoing Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, and by extension, President-elect Vladimir Putin, for “space” ...
We’re Still Not Cutting
Despite bipartisan promises to cut spending after the 2010 elections, Washington politicians are still voting to make the government even bigger and more expensive than ever.
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Speeches and Summits Won’t Secure the Border
President Obama’s immigration speech in El Paso today is a poor substitute for the real border security the country still desperately needs. And it was a transparent attempt to keep ...
Priming the Path to Prosperity
Before a major road is paved the ground must be cleared, the land must be graded, and a strong base must be installed. Otherwise, the road may crumble.
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The Fired Congress
Some companies have a policy that once someone is fired, they aren’t allowed back on the premises out of fear they might do further damage to the company. It’s too ...
The Treaty Is MAD
The nuclear-weapons treaty President Obama has negotiated with the Russians may help him make America’s erstwhile Cold War adversary happy, but it won’t help protect us from the rogue nations ...
Constitution of No
When a reporter asked House speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) during a press conference last year where the Constitution granted Congress the authority to enact an individual health-insurance mandate, she ...
DeVore: A Proven Leader for California and America
A scene from one of my favorite movies, Braveheart, portrayed Scottish politicians bickering and ended with this memorable line from William Wallace: “You think the people of this country exist ...