Brent Bozell:
'Trapped' in a Pro-Abortion Bubble
On the libertine left, one of the most revered "social justice warriors" is the abortionist. "Abortion providers" are revered as living statues of liberty, granting the freedom from being "punished with a baby," to quote our current president. Entire documentaries celebrate them.
Jonah Goldberg:
Anti-Trump Conservatives Might Need to Swallow Pride, Support Cruz
The so-called Republican establishment is coming to the painful realization that Texas Sen. Ted Cruz may be its only hope to block Donald Trump from winning the nomination and Hillary Clinton from winning the White House. It's not assured, of course. There are as many theories on how to emerge from this year's Republican convention with an acceptable nominee as there are interpretations of what was going on in the TV show "Lost."
David Limbaugh:
An Appeal to Marco Rubio Supporters
I appealed to Donald Trump supporters to consider voting for Ted Cruz, and I now make the same request of Marco Rubio supporters.
Mona Charen:
For the Establishment
"Burn it down." That's the slogan of faux conservatives who now rejoice that the Republican Party is being smashed by a slick, howlingly transparent grifter. The urge to destroy has a kind of pornographic appeal to a certain personality -- but it's a shock to find it so widespread.
Pat Buchanan:
The Sea Island Conspiracy
Over the long weekend before the Mississippi and Michigan primaries, the sky above Sea Island was black with corporate jets.
Suzanne Fields:
Who Can Trump Trump?
The search continues for the key to chaos. Where's the catchy description that captures the zeitgeist, encapsulates the anger and illuminates the dreary political landscape? Puzzled voters look and listen to identify the proper leader, but the leading Democrat and Republican candidates post the lowest ratings for honesty, character and trustworthiness. This is surely the winter of our discombobulation.
Linda Chavez:
Mrs. Reagan's Legacy
Nancy Reagan's death marks the final chapter in what was one of the greatest love stories of all time. The role of political spouse is not an easy one, but Mrs. Reagan managed her role brilliantly.
Rich Galen:
Candidates Behaving Well
For those who feel that they have watch the GOP (or Dem) debates, I am reliably informed that Thursday night's debate was the next-to-last in the planned series.
Donald Lambro:
Trump's Proposed Tariffs Would Hurt, Not Help, Consumers
Politicians by their very nature tend to make things up, playing fast and loose with statistics in an effort to con Americans into voting for them.
Rebecca Hagelin:
A Floridian Speaks: Rubio Betrayed Me -- I’m Voting for Cruz
When I moved to Florida several years ago, one of my greatest joys was getting to vote for Marco Rubio to take a seat in the U.S. Senate. It was exciting to support such a bold, courageous, visionary young leader. I loved taking on the establishment in Florida and doing my part to help Marco beat the odds. I had hope and confidence in him. I believed that he would help us take our country back from insane and immoral policies that are bankrupting our children's future.
Erick Erickson:
Media Malpractice 2016
One of the greatest challenges a human being can face is to find a "political strategist" on any cable news network who has actually worked for well-known politicians within the last four years -- or even last decade. The lack of core competence in campaigns actually shapes the lack of core competence in reporting on campaigns.
Larry Kudlow:
A Response to Jonah Goldberg on His Mistaken Claim of My Pauline Conversions on the Road to a Trump Presidency
My friend Jonah Goldberg has written a column entitled Conservative Purists Are Capitulating with Support of Trump. In this piece, Jonah goes after me and Stephen Moore for allegedly giving up our free-market principles for what he calls purely consequentialist reasons. I am not sure of the full meaning of this phrase, but it sounds like weve changed our beliefs because Trump is the leading candidate in the GOP presidential race.
John Hanlon:
Young Messiah Director on Bringing Jesus’ Youth to the Big Screen
In recent days, weve seen more films willing to explore both the life and legacy of Jesus Christ. Only a few weeks ago, Risen depicted a fictional story about a Centurion who was searching for the body of Christ after it mysteriously disappeared from its tomb three days after his death.
Jeremiah Cuevas :
Dysfunctional Establishments: Elites in Need of Interventions
The Republican Party is back on its heels and divided toits very core. One would think that this would be the time for Democrats to strike back and get behind anaggressive, andstrongprogressive candidate. Acandidate who wants to grow government to a level never before witnessed by Americans.
Heather Greenaway:
Big Labor: Conquering Zeros
They say a cornered animal is a dangerous animal. This is a description that fits the contemporary labor movement. As union membership continues to decline, Big Labor bosses and their acolytes at the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and elsewhere grow ever more desperate, aggressive, and deceptive in their tactics to turn back the unions ever-reducing footprint. No one is immune from their destructive devicesnot even their members.
