Thomas Sowell makes the case for Newt Gingrich: “When the Super Bowl is on the line, you don't go with the quarterback who is least likely to throw an interception. You go with the one most likely to throw a touchdown pass.” 

Speaking of Gingrich, he'll be on the show Thursday at 11am ET. Don't miss it!

And because we can never get enough of Thomas Sowell, here’s another one of his columns on what he calls “the golden age of presumptuous ignorance.”

In the latest Gallup polls, the GOP frontrunner is …

Flashback!  In the 2010 State of the Union address, Obama touted Solyndra.

Why do so many in the tea party believe that Newt Gingrich is their best hope to further the conservative movement?

The “takers” are taking over.  There’s only so long you can sustain a Republic at this rate.

The Congressional Black Caucus says that voter ID laws popping up around the country are aimed at making it harder for Obama to win re-election.

The chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus says blacks won’t “march on the White House” over the high unemployment rate in the black community because Barack Obama is black.

A major union leader says that Mitt Romney wants to deny illegal aliens access to heat and water, barring landlords from renting to them and obstructing their children's access to schools.

Iran is the country that poses the greatest danger to the United States, according to a new poll from the Pew Research Center.

Despite ObamaCare, the number of uninsured Americans continues to rise.

Even if the Supreme Court strikes down the individual mandate, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius says that they’ll find other ways to get it done.

The ObamaMedia will not brand Saul Alinsky as a leftist radical, and won’t point out his influence on Barack Obama– but they have no problem tying Saul Alinsky to … the tea party?

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s labor reforms are already saving taxpayers millions.

Out of the top policy priorities for 2012, global warming ranks dead last.

The Obama Administration’s decision to forego the Keystone pipeline has forced the country’s labor groups into a bitter civil war.

Many of our listeners are outraged by this story from Michigan: Roofing company sends Genesee County money to pay inmates $44 an hour.

Meanwhile in Somalia ... a rescue!