Simply put: The rich can't pay for ObamaCare.

Barack Obama says that the Tea Party is built around a "core group" of people who question whether he is a U.S. citizen and believe he is a socialist.

Add Prudential to the growing list of companies that have said they will take accounting charges because of ObamaCare.

Is the US healthcare system racist? Let's ask Obama's new pick to run Medicare and Medicaid, Donald Berwick.

Obama's appointment to the National Labor Relations Board believes that "employers should have no right to be heard in either a representation case or an unfair labor practice case" that comes before the NLRB.

Victor Davis Hanson points out that perhaps the strangest about ObamaCare is the timing.

Princess Nancy says that Republicans have nothing to sell expect a "campaign of fear" to senior citizens.

Tony Blankley says that "in today's entitlement-crazy Washington, not only do folks believe that about half the country is entitled to other people's money and health insurance policies, they feel they are entitled to their own facts to support their claim to their own entitlement to other people's money and health insurance policies."

Some economists fear the states have a potentially bigger problem than their recession-induced budget woes.

Bad news for Democrats - it is the independents who really don't like ObamaCare.

Companies are pushing to repeal a provision in Obamacare that they say will cost them dearly and discourage them from hiring new workers.

The Supreme Court is going to hear a major free-speech case next month.

Curious timing for the pro-life Democrats who switched their votes on Obamacare last week to suddenly request $3.4 billion in earmarks.

From Dennis Byrne of the Chicago Tribune: Mock those Americans, if you must, for knowing that the direction we're headed fails to do what's right for the next generation. But that's where we're headed, and your ridiculing those whose distress is honest and real doesn't solve the problem.

John Kerry, Joseph Lieberman and Lindsey Graham are furiously working to finalize climate change legislation, including sweeteners in the bill to make it more politically enticing.

There is a quiet anger boiling in America ... among millions of hard-working citizens who pay their bills, send in their income taxes, maintain their homes and repay their mortgage loans -- and see their government reward those who do not.

New York City has a program that pays poor people for good behavior. How's that working out?

Do you know how the government is spending your money? Test your tax IQ.

Two presidents visit U.S. troops: The styles of Barack Obama and George W. Bush in photos.