At the end of last year’s legislative session, Congress let two of corn ethanol’s market-rigging policy gimmicks tumble into history’s dustbin.
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Ethanol subsidies: Down but not out
In the end, Mitt Romney didn’t win Iowa. But the state party isn’t prepared to declare him a loser.
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New Tally Muddies Outcome in Iowa
In the Washington Times , Charles Hurt writes , “Both
In the Washington Times , Charles Hurt writes : Both Mr. Kerry and Mr. Romney look like they should be cast as president in a made-for-TV movie. But in reality, both are hopelessly out of touch, calculating wax figurines. They both even speak French! In the end, Mitt Romney is John Kerry without the war medals. Keep reading this post . . .
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I Suppose All Tall Massachusetts Men Look <br/>Alike . . .
Supporters embrace his limited government and economic positions, but in the end don’t see him as a true contender.
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Ron Paul’s electability problems, national security positions make Iowa caucus goers hesitant
ContributorNetwork – COMMENTARY | President Obama marked the end of the war in Iraq on Wednesday, December 14, but his salute of returning troops was no declaration of victory. Obama’s low-key wrap-up of the war contrasts starkly with President George W. Bush’s infamous “mission accomplished” celebration. That celebration, which marked the end of major combat operations, was full of the self-assured bravado that led us into the Iraq War.
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The Iraq War and the Steep Price of American Bravado
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