At this point, latest Gallup polling shows that Rick Perry has now replaced Mitt Romney as the GOP front-runner by a whopping 12 points.

Adding $4 trillion to our national debt is “unpatriotic!”  According to Barack Obama in 2008.  Too bad he has managed to do that in less than three years.

Hurricane Irene will just be another excuse that Obama can add to his growing list of “bad luck” that he uses to explain our economic failures.

With tax reform becoming a key issue, will a VAT be on the table?  Here’s why that is a very, very terrible idea for anybody who values lower taxes and smaller government.

More of the unintended consequences of ObamaCare that are dragging down our economic productivity.

On account of Obama's economic policies, the economy never recovered from the last recession. Now it may go back into full scale recession before any recovery occurs.

The Congressional Budget Office projects that the national unemployment rate will remain above 8% until 2014.

How can we balance the budget by 2021 without raising taxes?  Simple.  Just don’t increase government spending.

Here we go .. Rick Perry signing an antiabortion pledge.

Food stamps and other transfers aren't necessarily bad ideas, but there's no evidence they spur growth.

What do pundits believe has cost Obama a significant amount of independent voters?

What if Obama isn't so smart?

Here’s a column that should get you riled up: Ayn Rand vs. America.  I especially enjoy the part about the wealth having a “special responsibility” to help the “less fortunate” and pay their “fair share.”

Michelle Malkin’s latest column: Pander-mandate-mania!

Take a look at all of the government rules and regulations that go along with herding goats.

One of the most powerful union officials in the country is pledging to fundamentally revamp the way his outfit conducts political business.

I can’t verify how accurate this is, but White House sources claim that the First Lady has spent $10million of U.S. taxpayers' money on vacations alone in the past year.

Remember Climategate?