Policy Errors: The ex-House Speaker who promised millions of jobs from ObamaCare says that not creating jobs is better than creating nonunion jobs. But then she also believes unemployment checks grow the economy. The Peter Principle applies to politics,

Education: As if Occupy Wall Street and its parasitic protesters weren't a bad enough example for children, now teacher unions and their enablers are getting into the act with disturbing ideas about "teaching" its tenets. Little noticed in the protest ar

Justice: Another border patrol agent faces prison after arresting an illegal alien smuggling drugs. When not being killed by guns funneled into Mexico by their own government, they are prosecuted for doing their job. In a case reminiscent of an earlier i

Media: Does the Washington Post ever consult a dictionary? In what looks like an effort to lasso Republican Sen. Marco Rubio's rising star, they've built a shoddy two-story attack on a faulty definition of "exile." It started Oct. 20 when, on the front p

Reform: Remember when Nancy Pelosi promised that Americans would fall in love with ObamaCare once it was the law of the land? Turns out barely half of Democrats now like it. The Kaiser Family Foundation has tracked public support for ObamaCare since the

Budget: Given all the hoopla, you'd think the deficit Supercommittee was hacking away at the size of government without mercy. In fact, even the $1.2 trillion in hoped-for cuts will do nothing to attack our long-term deficits. Sometimes it's worse to pre

Scandal: A Department of Justice withholding Fast and Furious gun-running information from Congress proposes shredding the Freedom of Information Act by being able to deny certain documents even exist. The most transparent administration in history has s

Crisis: The European Union's deal to halve Greece's debt and double its own bailout fund to $1.4 trillion is being hailed as the salvation of Europe's economy and the euro. In fact, they've just kicked the can down the road. We hate to sound a gloomy not

Lawsuit Abuse: A congressman voted out of office last year is suing, claiming that the election loss cost him his livelihood. There are so many things wrong here that we almost don't know where to begin. Former Rep. Steve Driehaus lost Ohio's 1st congres

Protests: The unhappy campers of Occupy Wall Street clearly have time on their hands. Some taxpayers have gone online with some advice for using that time more productively. Pardon us for promoting a stereotype, but the OWS protesters we see on TV tend t