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Is Twitter's Future in Jeopardy?

Is Twitter's Future in Jeopardy?

A new report reveals that only 11 percent of Twitter users who signed up in 2012 are still tweeting today. The social media platform has celebrated millions of active users, but last year when it offered its first IPO, it

WSJ: Cover Oregon 'Unmatched in Its Failure'

WSJ: Cover Oregon 'Unmatched in Its Failure'

The Oregon Obamacare exchange has received $305 million in taxpayer-funded federal grants, spent $160 million on its busted website, dropped $10 million on hipster promotional ads, erroneously enrolled 4,000 illegal immigrants in full Oregon Health Plan coverage contrary to federal

Senior Obama Advisor Doubles Down on Failed 'Reset' Policy

Senior Obama Advisor Doubles Down on Failed 'Reset' Policy

As Europe’s post-cold war architecture crumbles in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula, the prime architect of President Obama’s “reset” policy still argues it has been a great success.  Deputy National Security Advisor Tony Blinken is quoted

The Worst Thing Obama Has Done in Foreign Policy by Far

It’s time for the “manchildren” inside the Obama administration, and waving the pom-pons around it, to plug in their iPads, because they’re going to have to work overtime to defend this one. “But… but… What would Mitt Romney do?” isn’t

Obama defenders and their false premises

In response to Politico’s Dylan Byers Plays Goalie Against Obama’s Ukraine Critics: This might be the first time I’ve seen a pack of straw men pick up and move goalposts.  What a completely idiotic last-ditch defense of Obama’s catastrophic foreign

Silly Responses to the Obamacare Hardship Exemption Story

The biggest Obamacare story last week was belated attention given to a little noticed hardship exemption that seems broad enough to allow almost anyone to claim exemption from the law’s individual mandate. Rather than report on the exemption itself and

Economist: 100,000 Net Job Loss Since September

Economist: 100,000 Net Job Loss Since September

According to Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business professor Edward Lazear, America has lost a net 100,000 jobs since September 2013. The Hoover Institute fellow asserts in his March 16 Wall Street Journal editorial that job employment numbers are more

We Are Repeating History in Ukraine

The Wall Street Journal reports that the U.S. has declined to provide military aid to Ukraine. Judging from his testimony today before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Secretary of State John Kerry believes that any military response at all means “nuclear

Education Standards Experts Blast SAT Changes

Education Standards Experts Blast SAT Changes

Education standards experts continue to be highly critical of the College Board’s announcement last week of significant changes to the SAT that appear to be motivated by both a liberal social justice agenda and a desire to increase market share.

'Krewe of Landrieu' Blocks Keystone, Local Jobs for Years

'Krewe of Landrieu' Blocks Keystone, Local Jobs for Years

Every Mardi Gras in Louisiana, groups of friends, colleagues, neighbors, and fans join to form an organization called a “krewe.” These krewes put on masquerade balls, build floats to march in high energy parades, and toss beads and painted coconuts.

David Jolly Proves GOP Can Win Swing Districts by Opposing Amnesty

David Jolly Proves GOP Can Win Swing Districts by Opposing Amnesty

Establishment Republicans have said that GOP candidates cannot win races in swing districts, especially against strong Democrats, by firmly opposing amnesty.  In what could be a bellwether for November, Republican David Jolly won a special election House race in Florida’s