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Stephen Colbert: Satirist or Desperate Attention-Whore?

Is Colbert’s trained-seal audience even enjoying these increasingly pathetic and boorish stunts? You’d think there would be a cheaper and more dignified way to kiss Barack Obama’s ass. Like, say, actually doing so. Associated Press: Comedian Stephen Colbert is offering

Supreme Court to Consider AZ's Illegal Immigration Law

Against the expressed wishes of Obama White House lawyers, the United States Supreme Court has agreed to resolve the Obama Department of Justice’s lawsuit against the State of Arizona over its get-tough illegal immigration law (SB 1070). The decision comes

Supreme Court Sets Aside Three Days for ObamaCare Arguments

(Reuters) – Oral arguments on President Barack Obama’s sweeping U.S. healthcare overhaul will last 5-1/2 hours spread over three days from March 26-28, the Supreme Court said on Monday. The Supreme Court last month agreed to hear the 5-1/2 hours

From Time to Trains, Government Is No Innovator

On virtually every policy issue and in most sectors of the economy, the left’s solutions call for bigger government. The clear implication of that worldview: We should trust government bureaucrats more than private individuals to innovate, create and provide prosperity

Supreme Court to Review Arizona Immigration Law

From AFP: The US Supreme Court on Monday agreed to review a controversial immigration law which has been challenged by President Barack Obama’s administration. The law in the southwestern state of Arizona would authorize police to stop suspected illegal immigrants

Obama War Room: Reverse Pollarity

JOE BIDEN: [handing President phone] Axelrod calling from Chicago, Boss. He sounds pissed. OBAMA: Hey Axe! Whassup? No, I don’t know who leaked our decision to abandon blue collar whites. Soon’s we find the S.O.B., we’ll dress him up like

Democracy Strikes Back Against Judicial Activism in Israel

Last Thursday, in an address before the Association for Public Law’s annual conference at the Dead Sea, Israeli Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch launched an unhinged attack on the Knesset and the government. Beinisch accused Israel’s elected officials of “inciting

NPR 'Debate' Promotes Obama Line on Inequality

NPR’s Morning Edition hosted a debate (of sorts) today on the question of “inequality” in American society. Like other mainstream media outlets, it is faithfully following the line laid down by President Obama, the Democrats, and the Occupy Wall Street

Why Don't Wholesalers CARE About Four Loko?

For many years, beer and wine wholesalers have ardently defended states’ right to regulate alcoholic beverages. Their wholesalers’ associations–the National Beer Wholesalers Association and the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America–have written countless letters to the editor, op-eds, press releases,

Elena Kagan: The Justice Who Knows Too Much

[audio: http://www.coffeeandmarkets.com/CoffeeandMarkets112211.mp3] Download Podcast | iTunes | Podcast Feed On today’s edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Ben Domenech are joined by Carrie Severino, to discuss Elena Kagan’s involvement in Obamacare while serving as Solicitor General, what inside

Is There a Conservative Case for Mitt Romney?

Four years ago, Mitt Romney was the last, best hope of the conservative movement as a surging John McCain looked set to clinch the Republican nomination. Romney’s concession speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) (parts a, b, and

Senators Push Online Sales Tax Legislation

In a move that grabbed attention among the technology and retail business communities, three senators–Sen. Mike Enzi (R-WY), Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN)–introduced legislation aimed at allowing states to require online-only, out-of-state retailers to collect and