My TownHall.com column, “Newt on Immigration”, made the Top Ten in most read, most emailed and most commented on yesterday.  I like writing for TownHall.com.  They haven’t fired me yet. 

Here, in his own words, it was Herman Cain had to say about the reassessment of his presidential campaign.

You’ll enjoy this column from Wayne Allen Root: We are the true 1%.

The problem for Obama is that a radical spread-the-wealth agenda wasn’t why voters elected him. Weary of the Bush years and his wars, they turned to a man with so little experience that they could project their own aspirations on his campaign.

States are caught in a fiscal vise as weak economic growth, dwindling federal help and increasing appeals from hard-pressed local governments squeeze their budgets.

Days after landing an endorsement from the influential New Hampshire Union Leader, Newt Gingrich has pulled to within 10 points of Mitt Romney in New Hampshire.

For the first time, Newt Gingrich has moved into first place in Gallup’s net favorability ratings.

Here is Daniel Mitchell of the Cato Institute’s less-than-thrilled case for extending the payroll tax holiday.

The Obama administration has just denied ObamaCare waivers to two states.  Those two states also happen to be led by GOP governors.  Coincidence?

Hope and change: Home prices across the nation are now right back where they were at the beginning of 2003.

A Michigan-based medical device company with operations around the world, is laying off five percent of its employees in order to offset the looming cost of ObamaCare.

House Democrat Whip Steny Hoyer chastised the GOP for supporting tax cuts that supposedly contributed to higher deficits, but he would not say where Democrats were willing to cut spending to help bring deficits down.

With Slobbering Barney Frank’s retirement, Democrats are anxious about the future of Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform.

In the ObamaMedia coverage of Barney Frank’s retirement, how many managed to cover his role in the housing crisis?

The NLRB is set to vote today on a package of controversial changes to the rules governing union elections while the Board still has a Democrat majority.

More nails for the coffin of man-made global warming …

Take a look at this stunt the Occutards pulled at a Target on Black Friday.

It’s that time of year again where political correctness rears its ugly head and Christmas trees magically turn into “Holiday trees.”

Rasmussen polls show that 70% of Americans prefer that stores use signs that say “Merry Christmas” rather than “Happy Holidays.”