By: Cody Knapp On February 7, 2012, a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth…
By: Jacqueline Van De Velde In January, the Obama administration announced that as part of the health care reform law,…
By: Ronnie Kurtz Wow. On the day of the Colorado, Minnesota, and Missouri caucuses, I, long resigned to the fact…
By: Alexander Sileo President Barack Obama rode into the White House on a large wave of support unlike anything ever…
By: Ryan Prior “Culture is a product of institutions,” the British writer and parliamentarian Daniel Hannan declared to an enthusiastic…
By: Ryan Prior In Washington, D.C. this weekend the American Conservative Union is hosting its annual Conservative Political Action Conference…
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By: Kaitlyn Walker Mitt Romney has everyone fooled. The Republican presidential candidate has been called many charming names throughout his…
By: Jonathan Klein Few issues in contemporary American politics touch on public policy while also highlighting the fragile nature of…
By: Nathaniel Ament-Stone Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney won a smashing victory in Florida’s Republican primary Tuesday night, outpacing former…
By: Sam Kinsman Mitt Romney has been the steady presidential candidate during the GOP primary season, leaving his opponents seeking…
By: Emily Kopp The capricious public has adopted and abandoned Republican primary candidates in recent weeks with the rapidity of…
By: Kelsey Thomas As the Republican presidential candidates crisscross Florida leading up to the state’s primary next Tuesday, President Obama…
By: Ryan Prior In Washington this morning, I attended an excellent panel discussion featuring four former presidential speechwriters discussing tonight’s…