BY ROBERT WALKER
Reprinted from Reserving the Right to Object
On the campaign trail, one of President Obama’s favorite speech lines has been about Republicans driving the economy into the ditch. He claims to have spent two years trying to get us back out of that ditch, but makes certain that his audience understands that the Democrats [...]

BY GARY ANDRES
Reprinted from weeklystandard.com
President Obama and Democratic leaders in Congress seriously misdiagnosed the politics of health care reform. Yet their malpractice is even more extensive than generally known.Polling consistently shows that opposition to the new law outstrips support. Rasmussen’s tracking surveys regularly demonstrate significant majorities want it repealed.  And not a week goes by [...]

BY RICH GALEN
 Reprinted from Mullings.com and Townhall.com
 One of the very few things about being me is that I get calls from pretty smart reporters asking me what I think about this or that.
Sitting at the Atlanta airport yesterday afternoon, I got such a call from a reporter for the Daily Beast asking me to compare [...]

BY BILL GREENER
The Democratic/liberal narrative for what is about to happen in the mid-term election next Tuesday is becoming clearer. 
 First, President Obama and the Democrats attempted not only to do good things, but to reach across the aisle and get Republican support for these wonderful ideas (stimulus package, healthcare reform, cap and trade, etc.).  Republicans, [...]

BY FRANK HILL
 Reprinted from Telemachus.com
 “I refuse to belong to a club that would have me as a member.”
Groucho Marks
Don’t you sometimes wish this were true with our elected officials?

BY MICHAEL S. JOHNSON
This summer I was convinced that in September, the Democrats would launch an election-year counter-offensive, an October surprise that would plug the drain of Democratic polling numbers and slow the slide of a lot of Democratic candidates.

 BY MICKEY EDWARDS
 Reprinted from The Atlantic and Iconoclast.
 If the polls are right–and they are remarkably consistent–Democrats will take a drubbing next week, likely losing control of the House and barely holding on to their majority in the Senate. It is possible that such a powerful repudiation will cause them to engage in some serious soul [...]

 
BY JOHN FEEHERY
 Reprinted from the Feeherytheory.com
Here is an article I wrote in May of 2009 that I thought you would all find of interest:  
 (CNN) – “It is important for us to have a strong Republican Party,” Democratic Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi tauntingly told a press conference on April 23. “And I hope that [...]

BY MICHAEL S. JOHNSON
Reprinted from Washingtonexaminer.com
 
Benonia Brown immigrated to the United States from Europe and settled in Southhampton, MA somewhere around 1800. He and his wife, Sibbel, moved to Ohio and Benonia enlisted in the First Regiment of the Ohio Militia to fight for this country in the War of 1812.  He was my great, [...]

BY GARY ANDRES        
Reprinted from weeklystandard.com
Around the 1964 presidential election–back when “Mad Man” Don Draper was still smoking Camels–men and women began to gradually diverge in their political views and behavior.  We call this the “gender gap.”