Duncan Currie spotlights four newly elected governors whose policy brews in the “laboratories of democracy” will be particularly important to watch.
David Beckworth makes the conservative case for Quantitative Easing: Part Deux.
Jim Geraghty summons his predictive powers and sees a Michael Steele–less RNC in the near future.
Frederick M. Hess and Michael Petrilli give Education Secretary Arne Duncan an A+ on a recent speech.
Conrad Black calls the U.N. a ludicrous playpen for failed states.
Michael Tanner thinks Romneycare is an albatross around its namesake’s neck.
Michelle Malkin informs the kids who supported Obamacare — and whom SEIU just dropped from its health-care coverage — that reality bites.
Jonah Goldberg hopes President Obama will wise up after the WikiLeaks scandal.
Thomas Sowell points out that more people report taxable income when tax rates are low.






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