Archives for 2010

A Rally, but No Rival

How President Obama’s exit strategy in Afghanistan endangers our security and troops.

While Obama has spent billions on artificially increasing vehicle production, what about demand?

Are the unions losing their grip?

The Obama administration joins a U.N. council that condemns the Jewish State and praises barbaric regimes.

The real — and frightening — obstacle to the “peace” talks.

Slate magazine blames the Netherlands for facing up to the dangers of Islamic extremism.

Geert Wilders’ trial shows how imperiled the freedom of speech really is.

The faux “pro-Israel” outfit is down—and out?

Money can buy a “grassroots” march, but it won’t matter in November.

A new play slanders me as a villain — while praising the Left’s cold-blooded killers.

White House celebrates law’s six-month anniversary with sob stories and promises.

Terrorist organizations have more Western recruits to unleash.

Why the communist habit of deceit and double-speak now haunts us all.

Saturday’s “One Nation” rally shows just how far out of touch the Left is in 2010.

No end in sight to the mayhem or abuse of the system.

Islamabad interferes with NATO’s war effort — and forces the question of whether it’s a friend or foe.

What will prevent an Islamist massacre of southern Sudan?

The existential threat posed by a culture of guilt.

Demonstrators in Manhattan rejoice over the settlement building renewal in Israel.

The famed pastor is thrilled to become a poster boy for Islamic jihad.

Kim Jung-Il’s vicious brutality promises to live on in his children.

A case-study in cancerous bureaucracy.

The silence is broken over the U.K. government’s assault on Jews fleeing Hitler’s death camps.

The dim-witted senator who thinks Osama bin Laden isn’t such a bad guy.