What’s the Matter with Ohio?
‘What the !@#$ is going on in Ohio?” This blunt question, posed in a recent e-mail from an out-of-state friend, is on the minds of Republicans across the country.
Answers range ...
The Economic Freedom of Workers Enhances Prosperity
As NRO readers are aware, Ohio joined the critical debate surrounding public sector compensation last year by passing significant reform. Those hoping to finally address the out-of-control nature of the ...
Three and Out
Five years ago, the University of Michigan football team was headed into its final game of the season 11–0 and ranked No. 2 in the country, facing 11–0 and No. ...
Homicide behind the Iron Curtain
Those of us who have enjoyed Olen Steinhauer’s Eastern European crime series continue to be perplexed by its failure to break out into mainstream success. Although his books have been ...
Great Communicator
Imagine: You’re at the airport and don’t have anything to read on the flight. You see two books at a kiosk: Six Principles of Effective Communication, a nondescript textbook, and ...
Tiger is Tiger Again
All is right with the golfing world again. It is once again spinning on its proper axis. With another impressive win at the British Open on Sunday, Tiger Woods is ...
Masterful Performance
With some serious fire power lurking on the leaderboard, Phil Mickelson made it look awfully easy Sunday, winning the Masters by two strokes with a final round 69. Mickelson collected ...
Happy Golfing
Tiger Woods is back. With two wins and a third in five events, and after out-dueling Phil Mickelson and a very tough field to win the Ford Championship at Doral, ...
The 100-Yard War
Okay, sports fans. How many times has a friend or relative said to you: “What’s the big deal? It’s only a game.” And how many times have you had trouble ...
Seducing The Swing State
If there was any question about Ohio’s status as the battleground state among battleground states, the past week has put it to rest. The candidates, their surrogates, and even independent ...