Dear Ruler says that he will be regularly announcing “executive actions” his administration will take to “heal the economy” without the “dysfunctional” Congress.

Wynn Resorts CEO Steve Wynn explains, "The policies of this administration have destroyed the living standard of the working class in America.

Is he in it just to sell books?  Oh you thought I was talking about Herman Cain?  No, I mean Barack Obama.

The latest Rasmussen polls show a generic Republican candidate leading Barack Obama by five points in a hypothetical 2012 matchup.

Occupier, take notice … Barack Obama’s new senior campaign adviser is a longtime Wall Street lobbyist.

Here’s why Herman Cain has the potential … to win.

The Tax Policy Foundation takes a look at Rick Perry’s flat tax proposal.

Debbie Wasserman Shultz calls Rick Perry’s flat tax plan “the definition of insanity.”  

Unexpectedly?

Joe Biden’s office has complained to the Senate press gallery about a recent confrontation the vice president had with a conservative journalist.

Barack Obama’s latest campaign tour is nothing but an effort to rekindle the urgency voters felt in 2008.

If you listen to the show, you would know why this is not a “Robin Hood tax.”  Robin Hood took from government to give back to the people.

The top concern for small business owners is … complying with government regulations.

Dear Ruler says that he is really good at “politicking,” but is he really?

On the issue of public debt, Washington is experiencing what psychologists call “learned helplessness.”

As part of Obama’s economic stimulus, the federal government has doled out $230 million for communities to combat obesity rather than create jobs or boost the economy.

The FBI suspected that former Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.) and lobbyists close to him were running a scheme to funnel earmarks to sham companies and nonprofits to benefit the lawmaker’s friends and former staffers.

Bill Press says that “the Republican party is like some of the banks down South. They refuse to give a black man credit.”

While the New York Times was hypersensitive to any signs of racial prejudice among Tea Party protests, reporter Joseph Berger is quick to dismiss the idea of anti-Semitism at Occupy Wall Street.

Everything you need to know about government school spending in less than 2 ½ minutes.