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• Democrats Go It Alone Now
• Noonan: No Change From Summit
• Obama Exceeded Time Limit
• GOP Sees Brown Effect in Mass. Gubernatorial Race
• Summit and Aftermath Epitomize 'Broken'
• Ann Coutler: Socialized Health Care Steamrolling Through
• Much Ado About the Same Things
• Rangel Gets Ethics Rap
• Roskam: President Used to Be Bipartisan
• Sebelius and DeParle: 80% Bipartisan Agreement on Health Care
• ObamaCare Resembles 'Nixonomics'
• Wanted: Freedom for Patients and Doctors
• NYC Almost Can't Fire Bad Teachers
• Stossel: What About Freedom to Medicate?
• Does It Really Cost Only $950 Billion?
• We Can't Afford It
• End-Run Around GOP Sought
• Unemployment Rose Last Week
• Philosophical Differences Displayed
• How Could Obamacare Possibly Cut the Deficit?
• Little Accomplished Today
• Summit Shows Democrats' True Colors
• Tempers Flare at Summit
• Federal Immigration Tracker Fails Half the Time
• U.S. May Owe $20 Trillion in 2010
• Fact Check of Health Care Summit
• House Dems Admit Summit Is Only Show
• Obama Plan Oppsed by Small Banks
• Scrap Obama's Plan
• Rove: How GOP Should Handle Summit
• Carefully Choreographed Attempt to Ram Health Care Bill Through
• Losing Patience on Health Care
• House May Rebalance Bank Bill
• So Little to Watch at the Summit
• Bush's Former Staffers May Run Again
• Everyone Recognizes Unions' Ills
• Join the Movement
• Climate Debate Is More Heated Than the Planet
• What's Ron Paul's Next Move?
• Bipartisanship Doesn't Always Work
• Democrats Not Listening
• White House Wants Your Money
• Snowe Won't Go
• Summit Is Big Publicity Stunt
• Senate Okays $15 Billion Jobs Bill
• Executive Branch Pushing Pro-Union Contracts
• Why Bother on Thursday, McConnell Asks
• Brown's Job Vote Disappoints Some in GOP
• U.S. Needs Better Health Insurance, Not 'Reform'
• Massachusetts Tea Party Candidate
• Health Care Focus Is FDR Vanity
• Political Bottlenecks Make U.S. Look Bad Overseas
• Unions Get Lowest Rating in 25 Years
• Illinois Is $13 Billion in the Red
• Cut Deficit, Bernanke Asks Congress
• MacDonald: Don't Cap Speculation
• Tax Credit May Not Spur Hiring
• Deficit Impedes Monetary Policy
• Obama Publicists Try to Downplay Summit
• Senate Passes Jobs Bill
• Stossel: Fostering a Feeding Frenzy
• Democrats in House and Senate Don't Trust Each Other
• Unionization Concentrating
• Keep Rates Low
• Ryan's Health Care Model
• South Carolina Is Window Into 2012 Primary
• Democrats Misunderstand Derivatives
• Dems Peck at Campaign Finance Ruling
• President Wants to Penalize Investors
• President's Health Plan Costs $950 Billion Over a Decade
• Cheney Had Mild Heart Attack
• Oregon Faces Business Exodus
• Deficit Reduction Commission Doomed to Fail
• Democrats Think Health Care Bill Will Save Them
• Rerouting TARP Money Raises Red Flags
• Democrats Still Ignoring Massachusetts Message
• Wanted: Republican Senate Candidate in New York
• One Thing Both Parties Agree On
• Libertarians Gaining Ground
• Senate Is Lagging by 290 Bills
• Begin Downsizing
• Cheney Hospitalized
• Whitman Supported Boxer, Poizner Donated to Gore
• Brown Shows How Bipartisanship Is Done
• Top Corporate Tax Rate May Drop
• Republicans Will Preempt Infomercial
• Two Days After the Summit Is Tea Party Anniverary
• Recovery Will Be Tough
• No Bipartisanship in White House
• Embrace Fiscal Federalism
• Simplify Business Taxes
• Universal Health Care Means Higher Taxes
• House Democrats Not Paying Dues
• Stossel: The Perils of Enforced (Re-) Hiring
• Stimulus Only Grows Government
• No Compromising at Summit
• Stimulus Numbers Equal Mistake
• Jobs Debate Proceeds
• Health Care Summit Culminates a One-Year Charade
• Bialosky: Illegal Immigration Upstaged
• President Doesn't Appear to Be Learning on the Job
• Cut Entitlement Programs
• President Lacks Intuition
• Illness Ill-Timed for Senate Democrats
• Bandes: Great Time at CPAC
• U.S. Owes $800 Billion to Chinese
• Galen: Tired of the Health Care Debate
• Health Care Odds Don't Look Good
• Weinstein: CPAC Was Preview of 2012
• Republicans May Vote 'Yes' on Jobs Bill
• Patterson: President Wants Socialism
• President Has His Own Party Worried
• President's Health Care Proposal Text
• Stirewalt: Summit's a Ruse
• Democrats Worried About Obama
• Adler: Reasonable Climate Control Is in the Eye of the Beholder
• Obama Reintroduces Nearly Identical Health Plan
• Jobs Bill Vote May Happen Today
• Frezza: Tea Party Deflects Liberal Criticism
• Samuelson: Welfare State Failure
• Liebau: Obama Still Wants to Grow Government
• Ryan: Back Into the Black
• Noonan: A Step Toward Less Spending?
• Levitt: No Meaningful Financial Reform
• Government Is Broken, 86% Say
• Paul Ryan Interviewed
• Ron Paul Wins CPAC Straw Poll
• CPAC Ends Well
• Democratic Incumbents Scared
• Alexander Haig Dead
• Capretta and Levin: Summit's Illusion
• Krauthammer: President Can't Lead
• Republicans Gear Up to Lead D.C.
• Republicans Want Hispanic Voters
• Obama Wants More Social Security Taxes
• Bush Lawyers Get DOJ Okay
• Limbaugh: Purely Propaganda
• Kudlow: Gridlock's Okay Until November
• $1.5 Billion of TARP for Foreclosures
• Pawlenty Says Memories of Bush Improve
• A First Step?
• Allott: New Heights of Anger
• Arkansas Democrat Distances Herself From Party
• Lambro: Cut Taxes and Spending
• North: Whose Success in Iraq?
• Hayworth and McCain Applauded on Stopping Health Care, Energy Reforms
• Goldberg: Democrats Make Excuses
• Galen: Cut Congressional Pay
• Malkin: Don't Blame the Tea Party
• Don't Spend All the Stimulus Money
• Schoen: Create Jobs Now
• Noonan: Cut Costs, Please
• President Will Try to Dodge Blame for Taxes
• ACORN Colludes With SEIU
• Obama Tries to Trade Federal Job
• Corker and Dodd Prep New Financial Reform Bill
• Meet GOP's Youngest Candidate
• Pawlenty Invokes Tiger Woods
• Cheney Calls Obama a One-Term President
• Marco Rubio's CPAC Keynote Shines
• Mitt Romney Bashes Obama in CPAC Speech
• Stimulus Funds Bloat Federal Infrastructure for Liberal Interests
• 10,000 Conservatives Call for Freedom
• Unemployment Filings Rise
• Democrats Plan End Run Around GOP
• The $1.2 Trillion-Plus Frontier
• GOP and Tea Party Winning War of Messaging
• Obama Is Naive About Terror
• Democrats Aren't Heeding American's Desires
• Courage Is Needed to Bring Deficit Down to 3% of Economy by 2015
• De Rugy: Congress Mints Monopoly Money
• Barone: GOP May Get Biggest Majority Since 1946
• Conservative Political Action Conference Gathers
• Scott Brown Was Turning Point
• Earmarks Are $15.9 Billion This Year
• Only 3/5 of Stimulus Went to U.S. Economy
• Same Debate, One Year Later
• Boehner: Where Are the Jobs?
• Scarborough: Focus on Smaller Government
• Marco Rubio Gains National Profile
• Poizner: Cut California Taxes
• Jobless Claims Rose Last Week
• Health Insurance Premiums Rising Up to 39%
• President's Slow on Jobs Creation
• Chapman: One Term Presidency
• Pierce: Summit Could Boost GOP
• Tim Griffin Is a GOP Force to Be Reckoned With
• O'Hara: The Other One Year Anniversary
• Report on $1 Trillion Deficit in State Pensions
• U.S. States Have $1 Trillion Pension Deficit
• Fed Plans Exit From Bailout
• Taranto: Unhealthy Obsession With Obama
• President Puts 18 Advisors on Deficit Panel
• Applebaum: U.S. May Resemble Greece Soon
• Quick Reversal of Fortunes in Congress
• Cillizza: No, Evan Bayh Won't Run for President
• Liberalism's Failing by Way of Repetition
• Bayh Is Tough Act for Dems to Follow
• Steele: Stimulus Is Failing
• Birnbaum: Who's Running This Country?
• Freeze Federal Employee Pay, Says Brown
• Ambrose: U.S., Please Learn From Greece's Recent Mistakes
• Goldberg: Why Can't Politics and Security Go Hand in Hand?
• Stossel: Government Mishandling Schools
• Sullum: War on Terror, Not Speech
• Medved: Choice Works Better Than Force
• Malkin: Security Advisor Was Reckless
• Coulter: Nuclear Iran
• Williams: Why Spend Billions for Census
• January's Deficit Is $430 Billion
• Stossel: Head Start's a Scam
• Stossel: Recycling Gives Berkeley $4 Million Deficit
• Du Pont: Destined for Debt
• Henninger: Cost Cutting Is Core Issue
• Rove: Tea Party Independence
• MacDonald: Facts Show the Stimulus Isn't Working
• Five Events Could Change the Majority Picture for the Senate Dems
• House GOP Leaders Challenge Dem Leaders to a Jobs Debate
• Only Democrats Think Stimulus Was Successful
• Economists Sound Alarm Because of Rising Deficit
• Governing From the Left Is Not Successful
• Payday for Federal Workers
• Stimulus Spending Fattened Government
• Gelb: Rahm Emanuel Dragging Obama Down
• Health Care or Bipartisanship, Not Both
• Repetition Doesn't Cut It
• Bayh Says He Isn't Burning the Bridge
• Don't Reelect, Two-Thirds Say
• Bevan: Still Trying to Shove Health Care Bill
• Public Unions Want to Upset Taxpayers
• Still Selling the Stimulus
• Don't Give Obama a Second Term, Majority Says
• Resolution to Downsize Government
• Census Bureau Wasting Millions
• Huntley: Democrats Can't Compromise
• Jobs Bill Creates Waste
• Bayh Had Voted With Republicans
• Food Stamps Growing 30% Annually
• Tea Partiers Will Vote on a Platform
• Dem Curbs on Oil Drilling Cost $2.36 Trillion
• Coats: Debt Soon Unsustainable
• Riedl: Dems Misdiagnose Deficit
• Bayh Leaves With a Bang
• Feller: Obama Confronts the Anger
• Biddle: No More Safe Re-Election Bets
• Norris: Don't Supersize Me
• Schlafly: Republicans Can Save Us Now
• Entitlements Slow Job Growth
• Lobbying Rose 5% During Recession Year
• Stossel: May Bayh Succeed in Business
• Complications for Democrats
• Bond Market Will Force Obama's Hand
• Blinder: We Need a New Financial Reform Plan
• McGurn: Biden Misfires
• Zimmerman: Reid Kids Himself
• Thomma: Next FDR Ideal Fading Fast
• Douthat: Summit May Flop
• Bayh Pans Party Politics
• Presidential Publicists Getting Even More Defensive
• Bayh Walks Away From Possible Third Term
• Hunt: President Tries to Buck Criticism
• Democrats Take a Hit
• Gardiner: Cheney, Not Biden
• Lane: Bayh Effectively Says No, Thanks, Democrats
• GOP Ready to Take Indiana
• Democrats' Downward Spiral
• Most Write Laws Using Templates
• Patrick Kennedy Can Get $47,000 Annual Pension
• Democrats Need to Find Indiana Candidate ASAP
• Bayh's Decision Offers Things for Both Parties to Consider
• Zito: Obama Unwittingly Isn't Helping Democrats Facing Elections
• Barone: Lobbyists' Banner Year
• Parker: You Fill the $28 Billion Hole
• Social Security Falls Behind
• Ryan's Voting Record Clarified
• Popularity in Polls Needs Catchup of Funds
• Indiana Senate Seat Opening Up
• Funding the Fast Track
• Schwarzenegger Wants Infrastructure Sooner
• Kasparov: U.S. Flaky on Russian Relations
• Forcing the Issue
• U.S. Debt will Grow Despite any Recovery
• GOP Could Take Boxer's Seat
• Cheney Thinks President Short on Security
• Stossel: Why Big Government Isn't the Answer
• Real Estate Can't Survive on Government Sponsorship Alone
• Recovery Rides Debt
• Will: Don't Teach Dependency on Government
• Christie Is Role Model
• Rubin: Tea Hype Versus Reality
• Tax Increases Make Wealthy Flee
• Reynolds: The Anti-Incumbent Party
• De Rugy: Do the Math
• U.S. Hates Big Banks More Than Government
• Congress Gets Voter Disapproval
• Schneider: Party of Opposition
• Kennedy: Look Who's Talking
• Rich: No Economic Stimulus in 'Green Jobs'
• Gainor: Who Really Benefits From $787 Billion Stimulus
• Republicans Win Review of Miranda Rights
• How the Tea Party Political Action Committee Will Be Organized
• Meet Alabama's Tea Party Candidate
• Don't Re-Elect Congress, Most Say
• Kudlow: $85 Billion for Temporary Jobs
• Hewitt: Better Ideas for Small Business
• Bitterness Increases in D.C.
• Johnson Evades Questions on Presidential Run
• Gary Johnson Starts Libertarian Advocacy Committee
• Samuelson: Ryan's Tough Battle
• Not Like FDR
• Republicans Eye Rhode Island
• So Much for Tax Promises
• Whose Iraq Success?
• Stabbing 'Joe the Plumber' in the Back
• Goldberg: More Explaining
• Bipartisan Consensus, Minus the President
• Americans Don't Believe Job Market Is Rebounding Yet
• Senate Will Pare Down Jobs Proposal
• Wehner: Don't Blame the People
• Boskin: Deficit Is Growth Inhibitor
• Brookhiser: Tea Party's Historical Parallels
• Strassel: Scapegoating Ryan
• Noonan: Just Three Years to Go
• Will Webb Change Parties?
• Ferguson: Beware of Greeks Bearing Debts
• Kotkin: Enough With the Pessimism
• Loven and Sidoti: More of the Same
• Pelosi Still Doesn't Get It
• Job Creation Caution
• Tomasky: Rahm Emanuel Has Got to Go
• Dionne: Tea Party and GOP
• Towery: How to Capitalize on the Negative Opinions
• Top 1% Redistribution
• 'Agnostic' Tax Increase?
• Hoagland: Like a Flat Tax
• Senate Majority Leader Nixes Jobs Bill
• Congressional Oversight Panel: The Next Wave of Trouble
• What Jobs?
• 2012 Race Would Be Close
• Stossel: Budget Cutting Example
• The Lesser of Several Evils
• Senate Jobs Bill Won't Move Fast
• N.J. Governor Declares Fiscal State of Emergency
• Hiring Will Be Modest Due to Cash Hoarding
• Labor Department Says Weekly Jobless Claims Fell
• Baum: Small Businesses Feel Lawmakers Still Don't Understand
• Tea Party Won't Accept Losses
• Corcoran: Creating Deficit Crises
• Union Favoritism Dissed
• Carafano: U.S. Is Eighth Freest Economy
• Henninger: Anti-Corporate Administration
• White: Becoming a Renters Economy
• Fukuyama: Foreign Policy Status
• Bandes: Freddie and Fannie Are Sinkholes
• Chisholm: Tax Dodd and Frank
• Questioning Quiets Down
• Levy: Health Care Bill Is Expensive
• What Happened to "Temporary?"
• Rove: GOP, Don't Skip the Health Care Summit
• Gallup: New Low for Obama
• Weisberg: It's Our Fault, Not the Politicians
• White: Jobs Bill Is Deja Vu
• Wilder: DNC Needs New Chair
• Rothkopf: Reid Should Go
• Sullum: Government Can't Move on Health Care
• Scott Brown Writing Book
• Bernanke's Testimony
• Stimulus Exit Outlined
• Tea Partying in Texas
• Knoller: Bipartisanship Plea Is Familiar Refrain
• Liebau: Both Parties or President's Own Way?
• Malkin: Only Government Jobs Created
• Stossel: Risk of Government Serfdom
• Anti-Tea Party Movement Creates Slush Funds
• Heritage Foundation: Long-Term Jobs Won't Come From Tax Credit
• Schumer Opposition Grows
• Liberals Get Sneaky About Tea Party Defense
• Becker Vote Timed by SEIU
• Barone: Strategy Getting Dumber
• Jobless Data Confusion Exists
• Holtz-Eakin: Jobs Costs Need Offset
• In Republicans We Trust
• Taranto: Could Pennsylvania Go Republican?
• Boehner Calls It What It Is
• Lowry: Tea Party Isn't Dividing the Right
• Frank: Government Viewed as Incompetent
• Begala: What We Really Wanted
• Senate and House Jobs Bills Are Night and Day
• Security Advisers Look Amateurish
• Is Criticism of RNC Chair Driven by Racism
• Andrew Breitbart's Tea Party Speech
• Sowell: Nothing's Really Fair
• Continetti: Ryan Has National Agenda
• Thomas: Weaning Off Big Government
• $85 Billion Is Cost of Latest Job Creation Bill
• Blow to Unionists
• Carter Thought of It First
• Gingrich: Make Health Care Affordable
• Summit for the Cameras
• No Expectations for Health Care Summit
• Kurokawa: Fiscally Irresponsible
• Stossel: Ten Ways to Compromise on Health Care
• Stossel: Hospital Supply Limited by Nixon-Era Laws
• Hawkins: Decentralize Power
• Parties Plan for Health Care Summit
• Stossel: Incumbents and Lawyers
• Boehner: Scrap Fiscal Commission
• Rasmussen: 75% Are Angry at Government's Policies
• Health Summit Is Bipartisan Opportunity
• McGurn: War as Usual
• Bush Vindicated
• Lewis: Rethinking Ryan's Rise
• Luskin: Coincidental Correction
• Dionne: Just Finish It
• Lee: Too Much Scolding of Voters
• Hunt: Lack of Willpower to Cut Deficit
• Samuelson: Mismatch on Spending for Services
• Medved: Taxing for Job Creation
• Another Government Agency?
• U.S. Recovery Isn't Coming From Small Jobs Yet
• Rahm Emanuel Appears to Be Exacerbating Matters
• Queenan: Ignoring the Tea Party Is a Mistake
• Will Pennsylvania Have a Party-Changing Special Election?
• Cost: Less Comprehensive Policies
• Diehl: President Scales Back International Appearances
• Allard: Energy Tax Is Bad Timing for Economy
• Altman: Why More Stimulus?
• Surowiecki: Fix the Economy and Voters Will Calm Down
• More Disapprove of President's Performance
• Mergers Could Take Place of Health Care Reform
• Decline in Unemployment Rate Is From Government Hiring
• Barone: We've Had Enough of Government Unions
• Reynolds: Tea Party Is Great Awakening
• White: Democrats Will Have Another Bad Year
• Controversy Ensues From Citizenship Comments
• Riggs: Census Ad Is Super Bowl's Worst
• Hubbard: Tax Increases and Lower Standards of Living?
• Obama Can't Face Press Corps
• Stossel: Municipal Waste
• Stossel: Only Bad News?
• Stossel: Don't Spend More on Public Schools
• Galen: Palin Stealing Obama's Fire
• Will: In Praise of Ryan's Fiscal Plan
• How Much Has Treasury Lost on Fannie and Freddie?
• Not a Party Leader Yet
• Palin Is Popular in Nashville
• Win Elections, Tea Partiers Say
• Strong Turnout for Tea Party Convention
• Palin Sees Good Year for Conservatives
• Stossel: Government Holding Us Back
• GOP Recruiting Heavily for Fall Election
• Notes from the Tea Party
• Sarah Palin May Become Tea Party Nominee
• Republicans Not Supporting Jobs Credit
• Free Trade Blocked in Congress
• Union Bias May Enter White House Labor Contracts
• President Defends Jobs Stance
• Scott Brown Will Make Changes
• Third Party -- Or Not?
• Meese: Remember Reagan
• U.S. Government Staffing Up 8% This Year
• Tea Party Forms Political Action Committee
• Republicans Have Advantage in California Governor's Race
• Bipartisan Jobs Bill Progresses
• Public Employees Overpaid
• Another 20,000 Jobs Lost in January
• Buchanan: Iran Could Bring Obama Favor Again
• Obama's Former Senate Seat Could Become Republican
• Small Business Loans Encouraged
• Senate Stalls on Financial Reform Talks
• Hewitt: Too Many Speeches
• Mair: Obama Nominee Becker Should Be Disqualified
• Brown: Action Is Louder Than Words
• Krauthammer: Populace Recentering
• Taxpayers Foot Bill for Super Bowl Ad
• Malkin: $1.34 Billion to Promote Census
• Tea Party Convention Is One Third Media
• U.S. Unemployment Returns to Single Digit
• Behind the Apologies
• U.S. Losing Credit
• Reich: Tax and Spend
• How to Protect Yourself From the Deficit
• Democrats Worsen the Deficit
• Riggs: NEA's Dubious Uses of $50 Million Stimulus Funding
• Costa: Brown Wants to Get to Work
• Black: Fix the Economy
• Biden Swears in Brown
• Farrell: Great Depression II
• Dems Senate Control Officially Ends
• Brown Promises to Be Independent Voice
• President Tackled Too Much
• White House Media Relations Is Very Selective
• Cohn: Everyone Else Has Moved On
• Will: Spending Wrong
• Rich: 'Generational Larceny'
• Furtive Tax Tactics
• Chapman: Should Have Rejected the Stimulus
• Elder: TARP and Iraq
• Social Security in Red Ink
• Tax Break on Hires Nears Agreement
• Senate Rushes Appointments Ahead of Brown Swear-In
• Stirewalt: 'Punching-Bag Bipartisanship'
• Senate May Vote on Jobs Stimulus Next Week
• Holtz-Eakin and Brill: 41% Tax Increase
• Barone: Economic Intervention Is Unfair
• U.S. Creditworthiness Threatened by Deficit
• Rove: Talk Is Too Late
• Stossel: Federal Cuts Next to Impossible
• Brown Gets Started a Week Early
• Carle: Populism Loses Momentum
• Pappas: Tea Party Gets Spotlight
• Ward: Accidental Self Criticism
• Dems Want $6,000 More Debt Per Citizen
• Budget Briefing Transcript
• The Tea Party's Founding Father
• Pappas: Dems Want to Censor Corporations
• Berlau: Regulatory Relief for Small Businesses
• Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi Are Most Conservative
• America Declining Internationally
• McClanahan: Congressional Salaries Bloated
• Michael Reagan: Illinois Is Next
• Morris and McGann: Debunking Deficit Lies
• Stimulus Jobs Data Clarified -- Or Not?
• Sullum: Jobs Data Confusion
• Malkin: Union Likes Anti-Obesity Campaign
• Gratzer: Don't Just Say 'No'
• President's Interaction With Republicans Is Confusing
• Goldberg: Stimulus Mishandled
• Sullum: Budget of Monopoly Money
• Brown Got Voters From Google
• Additional 824,000 Jobs May Be Lost
• Stossel: Tax Credit Favoritism
• Republican Control of Senate Seems Doable
• President Treats TARP Like Piggy Bank
• Shapiro: Logical Cost Cut
• Private Sector Sheds More Jobs
• Ohio Gets Tea Party Candidate
• On Unionized Government
• Palin: We Can't Afford the Budget
• Heritage Foundation: $2 Trillion More
• Slaughter: Don't Penalize Multinationals
• Jenkins: Extend Bush's Tax Cuts
• Asking for $2 Trillion
• Palin: Looking Forward to Tea Party Convention
• Stossel: Job Creation Is All Government Hiring
• Paul Volker's Speech to the Senate Banking Committee
• Forsyth: Double-Dip Recession Coming
• McCaughey: Budget Is Threat to Freedom
• National Debt Is 25 to 30 Times Revenues
• Spruiell: Risky Business
• Text of TARP Report
• TARP's Future Shock
• Wilson: Job Creation Plan Could Backfire
• SBA Needs Improvement
• Rubio: Just Say No
• Vadum: $4 Billion for ACORN
• Pawlenty: Uncle Sam Runs a Pyramid Scheme
• Beran: Kudlow Versus Schumer
• Lowry: Don Quixote Budget
• Two Thirds of States Want No Mandatory Insurance
• Thomas: Continue the Bipartisan Dialogue
• Raum: Obama's Budget Has No Support
• Cato: Federal Spending Is 19% of GDP
• Sanger: Decade of Unsustainable Deficit
• Ward: Most Deficit Reductions Only Hypothetical at Best
• Barrett: Too Much Taxation, Spending, Borrowing
• Hawkins: The Myths of Liberalism
• Limbaugh: Record Spending and Lies
• Sowell: Confused About Jobs Statistics? So's the Government.
• Budget Criticism Retracted After Pressure From White House
• U.S. Government Staffing Reaching 2.15 Million
• Only 11% of NY Sees Economic Improvement
• Buy Now, Don't Save Later
• Uncle Sam Would Bulk Up
• Foreigners Call U.S. Politically Unstable
• Budget Is Opposite of Keynesian Economics
• Ajami: No Going Back to 2008
• Edwards: Obama Spending 41% More Than Forecast
• Labor Nominee Wants Mandatory Unionization
• Digging a Deeper Hole
• Bipartisanship Found in Education Spending
• Budget Reflects Struggle
• Outspending Even $1.9 Trillion More Taxes
• Budget Outspends Revenues by 50%
• Budget Text
• One Sign of Economic Improvement
• Cox and Winkler: Community Banks Don't Need the TARP Money Obama Offered
• Deflation Risk Gone
• Barnes: Banking Rescue Incomplete
• Bandes: From Supermajority to Majority This Year
• President Wants to Spend $100 Billion on Jobs
• New Foundation for GOP
• Kurtz: Jon Stewart Siding With Republicans
• Obama's Nominee May Have Lied to Congress
• Raum: Budget's Irreconcilable Goals
• Laurie: Spend More to Cut Deficit?
• Rickards: Recovery Is Illusion
• Ward: Ryan Gets Orzag Nod
• Deficit Increasing
• McKinnon: Businesses Taxed More
• Hitt and King: Where's the Cost Cutting?
• Cox: High-Speed Failures
• Today's Budget Defies Last Week's Promise
• Deficit Reduction Based on Spending Freeze?
• President Wants $160 Billion Annual War Spending
• Fewer Jobs Created Than Claimed
• President's Budget Will Include a $1.6 Trillion Deficit
• President Announcing Spending Spree on Monday
• Chapman: Shortening the Purse Strings
• Paul Volker: The Way Out of This Mess
• Democratic Senate Received 99 Ethics Complaints in 2009
• Dems Have 'Blind Spot' in War on Terror
• Tom Campbell Leads California Senate Primary Poll
• Anderson: Naming Hubris
• Rasmussen: Economic Disbelief
• Tapscott: Fake Revenue in 2011 Budget
• Fund: Voters More Informed Than Ever
• Will Foreigners Get Involved in U.S. Campaigns?
• Yes, Cutting Deficit Is Important
• Anti-Tea Party Site Has Labor Union Backing
• Speech Vexes Party
• Memoli and Trygstad: Blame Pelosi
• Cost: Supremes Are Politically Weak
• Republicans Back Platform
• Early: Labor Union Legislation Nearing Extinction
• Bevan: Bill Broke Promise
• Miron: U.S. Get Out of Middle East
• Manzi: Effective Diagnosis, But...
• Deficit Is Almost Ten Times Greater Than Old GOP Days
• Chait: No Go on Pay-As-You-Go
• Jost: Not Much in Common
• GDP Rise Is Just Inventory
• McArdle: GDP Doesn't Tell Whole Story
• Jacobson: Appoint Special Counsel for Foreign Donations
• Corn: More Debate, Please
• Senate Mix Is Changing. GOP Suiting Up for Change.
• Cillizza: Indiana Republican Retiring
• Marcus: President Chastened
• Beckmann: 2008 Rehashed
• Bipartisanship Attempted
• Disagreeing on How They Disagree
• GOP Retreat Includes Obama
• MacDonald: Better Ways to Create Jobs
• Stossel: Heed the Health Care Suggestions
• Stiglitz: End "Too Big to Fail"
• Economic Fix Won't Come Until 2011
• Blackwell: Like Reagan?
• Federal Debt Dissed
• Freeman: Barney Frank Is Vulnerable
• Noonan: Criticize and Exalt
• Strassel: Tone Down Anti-Bank Talk
• Biden: Spend What's Necessary
• Bernard: Stop Expanding Government
• Lambro: CBO's Next Report
• Kirkpatrick: Alito Versus Obama
• Louis: Reactivate 2008 Campaign
• Crossing the Aisle
• McIlheran: Lose the Fighting Stance
• President's Retirement Savings Proposals Are Just a Start
• Small Business Tax Credit Planned
• No Clear Plan to Restart Health Reform
• Wehner: State of Narcissism
• Most People Are Cynical About President's Spending Freeze Idea
• Reddy: The 23 Who Voted Against Bernanke
• Job Claims Are Bogus
• Palin's Take on State of the Union
• Collins: Union Is Angry
• Unions Win Higher Taxes in Oregon
• Will: Our Fault?
• Saunders: No, He Can't
• Davis: GOP Senators Are Key to Health Care
• Kendall: Fix the Whole, Not Just Parts
• Griffith: Let's Get Back on Track
• CBS Viewers Liked State of the Union
• Reconfirmation Will Be Easy Part for Bernanke
• Stossel: Obama's Proposal Benefits Tax Professionals the Most
• Meltzer: No Exit
• Wherefore Fannie and Freddie?
• Henninger: Trying to Reorder 16% of the Economy
• GOP Is Critical Audience
• Michael Reagan: Replace Income Tax
• Republicans Say U.S. Can't Afford Obama's Proposals
• Coulter: Banking Mistakes
• President Under Siege
• Noonan Says Obama Wasted His First Year
• Rove: Expect Approval Ratings to Continue Downward
• Bandes: Omnibus Apology Speech
• Tea Party Goes National
• Speech Had Factual Mistakes
• Obama Tried to Balance His Speech
• Job Creation Can't Happen That Fast
• Boehner: What Jobs?
• Archer: Health Care Still Lacks Transparency
• Fiorina: Hold Government Accountable
• Roskam: More Action
• Nagesh: Neither Side Likes Spending Freeze
• Excerpts From Republican Address to Nation
• Republicans Hope President Will Change Strategy
• Unemployment Has Risen Since Obama Won
• Feulner: A Sorry State
• Rubin: Which Way Will Speech Go?
• Begala: Obama Should Get Aggressive
• Democrats Aren't the Most Popular for This State of the Union
• Baehr: Speech Preview
• McConnell: Please Downsize
• Pelosi Is Still on Planet Mars
• Carson: Democrats Halted Health Care Reform
• MacDonald: Cut $1.5 Trillion From Deficit
• Newman: Presidential Makeover
• Orwin: Obama Already Risks Becoming Lame Duck
• Frank: U.S. Has Moved to the Right
• Ackerman and Wu: What if Everyone Donated to Campaigns?
• Even Democrats Oppose Tax Hikes
• Democratic Senator Wants to Lose More Money on Real Estate
• House Has 58 Democratic Seats Vulnerable
• Ryan: GOP Can Save Economy
• So-Called Spending Freeze Is Too Late
• Toomey Leads Specter by 14 Points
• Christopher Buckley Spoofs State of the Union
• California's Deficit Results From Liberal Handouts
• Schwarzenegger Wants to Cut Unionized Government
• Congress Spent Over $1 Million on Copenhagen Summit
• Even Democratic Senators Oppose Reviving Obama's Health Care Bill
• Ambinder: Budget Proposal Is Reactive
• Navarrette: Obama Is Polarizing Things
• Tea Party 101
• Government Officials Dominate Agenda Previously Held by CEOs
• Deficit Will Remain at WWII Level
• Reaganomics Versus Obamanomics
• The Opposite of Cost Containment
• Maddow: President Has Upset Everyone This Week
• Senators Nix Obama's Deficit Task Force
• Budget Cut Less Than 1% Under Proposal
• So-Called Spending Freeze Only Concerns 17% of Budget
• Barnes: President Barely Hanging On
• Robinson: Obama Isn't Guy Next Door
• People Are Skeptical About Obama's Tax Credit Idea
• Fisher: Keep Party Squabbling Out of Fed Choice
• Rahm Emanuel Takes Heat
• Government Finances Remain Bleak
• CBO Reports Dire Situation
• Deficit Is 9.2% of GDP
• CBO Report Shows Obama Isn't Creating Jobs
• Will GOP National Committee Bar Support for Some Candidates?
• Noonan: It's Almost as if the 2008 Election Never Happened
• Sen. Coburn Wants $20 Billion Cut
• Du Pont: Tough Tax Increases
• Senator Bayh Tells Democrats to Get More Centrist
• Vote Turns to Bernanke's Favor
• Poll Shows Democratic Control Is Bad for Country
• Congress Behaves Like Sand, Study Finds
• President Touts Tax Cut Proposal as Middle Class Relief
• Democratic Donor Gets $25 Million No-Bid Contract
• McCain May Vote Against Bernanke
• Istook: Democrats Trying to Move Spotlight Away From Scott Brown
• Obama Backs Bernanke
• Phillips: Left Is Arrogant
• President Wants Tax Cut for Middle Class
• Obama Plans Further Growth of Government
• Senators Returning to Favor Bernanke
• Kurtz: Media Was Slow to Pick Up on Brown Popularity
• Unionionied Government Jobs Grew in 2009
• Trende: More Senate Seats Could Go Republican
• Lowry: Example Made in 1994
• Joe Biden's Son Will Not Run for Senate
• Hassert: Brown Is Economically Savvy
• Carville: In Defense of Finger Pointing
• Cornyn: Massachusetts Opened Door
• Ed Gillespie Will Chair Republican State Leadership Committee
• Republicans Oppose Bank Proposal
• State of the Union Will Include Middle Class Aid Announcement
• Robert Mosbacher Dies
• Another Democrat Retires
• As U.S. Government Grows, So Does Voter Unhappiness
• Steyn: Obama Claims He Had Same Momentum as Obama
• Polman: Angry Middle Revolted
• McCain Says No Further Changes to Campaign Finance Likely
• Gallup Poll Shows Americans Almost Split on Obama
• Goodwin: Thanks, Massachusetts
• Obama Administration Pushes for Bernanke
• Interview With Tea Party Patriots Co-Founder
• Job Creation Theme in State of the Union
• Bernanke May Pull Through
• Democrats Dividing
• Sherman: Justice Anthony Kennedy Calls It
• Theimer: Special Interest Groups Benefit From Campaign Finance Ruling
• Replace Fannie and Freddie?
• Hunt: Watered-Down at Best
• Johnson: Let Bernanke Speak First
• Simon: Stock Market Rout Is Political Message
• Barone: 155 of Democrat Seats in House May Go Republican
• CEOs Tell Lawmakers to Stop Asking for Donations
• AFL-CIO Says Unions Helped Brown Win
• Fisher: Bernanke Could Be Out by February
• Fed Chairman May Change
• President Admits Health Care Bill Hit Dead End
• Baucus Pushing Bill Passage
• Krugman: Better Than Nothing?
• Krauthammer: Why Bush?
• Voters Have 'Fallen Out of Love With Democrats'
• Kulczuga: Governator Asks Feds for $6.9 Billion
• Obama's Bank Proposal Moves Stock Prices Down
• Five Big Banks Would Lose $13 Billion Next Year From Obama's Plan
• Bernanke on the Line
• Gallup Poll: 55% Say Stop Health Care Bill
• Sessions: Most Americans Want Health Care Bill Dropped
• Miller: Dems' Job Creation Is All Talk
• Latest Financial Services Proposal Is Tactical Change
• Unions' Laziness Helped Republicans in Massachusetts
• Every State Up for Grabs
• Klein: How Can President Resuscitate His Plans?
• Kulczuga: How Is Brown a Boost for Obama?
• President Changes Tactics
• Universal Health Care Proven Not to Work
• Democrats Strip Down Health Care Proposal
• Republicans Need to Try Again to Stop TARP
• Fisher: Now Money Can Talk to Politicians
• Tea Morphs From Activism Into Political Party
• House Speaker Sees Dead End
• President Wants to Limit Banks' Size and Scope
• Mullins: Political Groups Will Proliferate
• Jones: Supreme Court Is Fair on Donations
• One Party Says Yes, The Other Says No
• Reed: Democrats, Brace for More Losses
• Supreme Court Case on Political Donations
• Official Statement on Financial Services Reform
• Conway: Three Losses in One Year
• Heye: Democrats Anticipated Tuesday's Loss
• Chertoff: Freeing Up Donations for Lower Offices
• Pelosi Admits Defeat
• White House Renews Bank Tax Proposal
• President Opposes Supreme Court Ruling
• Barton: Start Over
• Gall: First Amendment and Political Donations
• Thune: Enough With TARP
• Top Court Frees Campaign Spending
• Krugman: Giving Up on Obama
• Hanson: Back Off the Unpopular Agenda
• Walter: Don't Attack the Opposition
• Cary: Capturing the Center
• Tomasky: Anything Can Happen From Here
• Barone: Now a Republican Can Win Anywhere
• Greider: Obama's Visit to Boston Backfired
• What's the Difference Between 59 and 60 Votes?
• President Thinks There's Agreement on Health Care Bill
• Conason: Not Dead Yet
• Conservatism Rising
• Hatch and Shurtleff: Unconstitutional on Two Counts
• Obama Says Not to Rush
• Ham: Obama Critics Go Mainstream
• Change of Heart?
• Taylor: Deficit Proposal Adds Insult to Injury
• How Surprising Is Bad News for Housing?
• Zelinsky: Yesterday's Lessons for Both Parties
• Carlson: Terrorism Is Top Issue in Massachusetts
• Jenkins: Democrats Bet on Both Sides of Banks
• New Republican Governors Revamp Education
• Davis: Democrats Too Liberal
• Stimulus Benefits Greedy Scientist
• Government Need Not Control Internet
• Miller: Canada, Not U.S., Is Land of the Free
• Voters Say 'No' to Current Health Care Bill
• Blues Regroup
• Business as Usual Is Democratic Response
• Obama Reality Check
• Democrats Unfavored
• Americans Are Weary
• Republicans Score 41st Senator
• Carson: Romney Validated
• Haberman: Harold Ford Jr. Likelier to Run
• Trende: Will the House Be Next?
• Democrats' Time to Reflect
• Smith: Dems Still Blaming Bush
• Democratic Finger Pointing Picks Up
• Carlson: Coakley's Fans Became Scarce
• Massachusetts Sends Scott Brown to the Senate
• Silva: Bay State Goes Republican
• Coakley Concedes Brown Win
• Reid Says Party Balance Has Changed
• Brown's Breakthrough
• Brown Won!
• Brooks: President Should Stop Trying to Be Everything to Everyone
• Waldman: Health Care Vote in Ten Days
• Healy: Redefining Conservativism
• Budowsky: Every Vote Makes a Difference
• Mass. Polls Get Huge Turnout
• Rove: Brown Will Win by 3 to 6 Points
• Congress Pressures Housing Authority
• Today Marks a Turning Point in Health Care Reform
• Massachusetts Party Balance Changes
• Democrats Switching Sides Today
• Boston Has Almost No Democratic Posters
• Sowell: Republicans and Democrats Have a Job to Do
• Robinson: A Tough Year
• Coakley or Obama's Fault?
• Democrats Are Unlikely to Get the Message Today
• Brown Win Predicted by Boston Herald Readers Online
• What Massachusetts Voters Are Saying
• U.S. Support for Obama's Health Care Plan Drops to One Third
• Energy Bill Could Follow Health Care
• The Final Word on Today's Election Outcome
• State of the Union Speech Precedes Health Care Bill
• Carlson: Coakley Has No Personality
• Pollak: No Office Is Guaranteed
• Democrats Are Anxious
• Health Care Bill's Fate Dims
• Obama Plans for Republican Win
• Pelosi Is Tone Deaf to Voter Message in Massachusetts
• Will: Stimulus Spending Hits Roadblocks
• Tapper: Democrats See 'Ugly' Climate
• York: Tomorrow's Election Depends on Two Things
• Some Democratic Voters Will Switch Parties Tomorrow
• Krugman: Democrats Aren't Overambitious
• Another New Poll Is Less Rosy About Massachusetts
• Klein: Beginning, Not End, of Reform
• Democrats Thinking About Ignoring Defeat
• U.S. Census Foresees Challenging Year
• Conda: Republicans Should Convince Democrats to Do the Right Thing About Jobs
• Beehler: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness?
• No Denying Connection Between White House and Massachusetts
• Conservative Commentary Takes Lead
• Mass. Race Is Opposite of November 2008
• Pappas: Republicans Are Anything But Dead in the Northeast
• Cost: Year of Political Mistakes
• Boston Ad Bets on Whether Obama Appeal Lingers
• Mass. Race Feels Like National Election
• Why Massachusetts Race Is Important
• Most Americans Want Less Government
• Betting Odds Favor Brown Over Coakley 64%-36%.
• Good Weather for Election Day Bodes Well for Republicans in Mass. Race
• Omama's Visit Doesn't Stop Brown's Lead in Massachusetts
• Varadarajan: Send Banks' Money to Haiti
• Legal Battle Begins Tomorrow
• Bush Is Scapegoat
• Voter Turnout Gains Urgency
• Brown's Still Ahead of Coakley
• Support Scott Brown
• Massachusetts Voters Turn to Brown and Buck a Political Stereotype
• Labor's Payoff Comes at Your Expense
• Banks May Sue Over Obama's Bank Tax
• Democrats Want to Stall Massachusetts Swearing In
• Dems Planning Hanky-Panky if They Lose Mass.
• Voter Discontent Threatens Democrats in Massachusetts
• Obama's Agenda Is at Risk
• Blackwell: Coakley Opposes Religious Freedom
• Brown Stages Counter-Rally
• Massachusetts Gets Rescue Effort
• CNN: Obama Advisers Think Coakley Will Probably Lose on Tuesday
• If Brown Wins: Senate Dems May Avoid a Second Vote on Health Care.
• Obama Stumps in Mass as Dems Panic
• Mass Election a Referendum on Health Care Reform?
• Poll Shows Brown Ahead of Coakley
• Massachusetts Senate Race Is Referendum on Democrats.
• Independents in Massachusetts Are Poised to Send Washington a Strong Message
• Massachusetts Race Is Measure of Obama's First Year
• Kudlow: President Has It Backwards
• Don't Vote for Bad Medicine
• Brown May Sue Democrats Over False Claim
• Democrats Lose Another Candidate in House
• Keller: Massachusetts Backlash Comes
• Bishop: Carbon Cap-and-Trade Is Bad for Economy
• Health Care Bill Gets Frantic
• Rabinowitz: Coakley's Judgment Is Questionable
• Towery: Banks Should Give to the People
• Liberty Counsel Wants to Sue Because Health Care Bill Unconstitutional
• Goldberg: Coakley Feels Entitlement
• Pat Buchanan: U.S. Heading for Default
• Now Obama is Going to Massachusetts
• Krauthammer: Obama Is Too Left
• Chavez: Delay Health Care Reform to Stave Off Recession
• Fed Expects 'Reasonable' Growth This year
• Democrats Create Their Own Problems in Massachusetts
• Is Profit Now a Dirty Word?
• Press: Why Isn't Obama Visiting Massachusetts?
• Recovery Sustained
• Noonan: Obama's Disconnected From the Public
• Cheney Called Most Influential Conservative in U.S.
• Dems Resort to Fear: Anti-Brown Ad Uses Terrorism Image
• Brown Beats Coakley in Latest Poll
• Dodd May Drop Consumer Protection Agency
• Obama Bribes Unions on Health Care
• Unions May Dodge Health Care Tax Until 2018
• Chocola: ''10 and '12 Elections Will Determine Health Care Fate
• Arizona Rep. John Shadegg Retires From House
• Galston: How Honest Will State of the Union Be?
• Brown Raises at Least $1 Million a Day This Week
• NFL Antitrust Case May Take Unfortunate Turn
• State Tax Collections Decline Fastest in 46 Years
• Unions Cut Sweetheart Deal on Health Care Reform
• Recent Economic Growth Is All From Layoffs
• FDIC Chief Says Regulatory System Failed
• U.S. Unemployment Will Stay Above 9% This Year
• Report Says Deleveraging Will Hit U.S. Hard
• Foreclosures May Set New Record This Year
• Hayes: Economy Beyond Repair?
• Gelinas: New Yorkers Should Reject Bank Tax Proposal
• Whiton: Nuclear Threats Looming Larger
• Biden's Transparency Meeting is Closed to the Press
• Fed Gets Defensive
• Newt Gingrich: Interpol Versus U.S. Law
• Boskin: Democrats' Growth Is Numerical Distortion
• U.S. Rep. Bart Stupak: Heal Health Care Reform
• Carly Fiorina Calls Barbara Boxer 'Failed Senator'
• Sarah Palin Debut Gets Sky-High Ratings
• Rove: Obama's Bait-and-Switch
• More Polls Show Divided Opinion on President
• Corzine Says His Goals Were Unmet
• GOP May Have Three-Way Primary in California
• Gerstein: Reid Has Same Problems as Pelosi
• Coakley Publicist May Have Shoved Reporter
• Patricia Anderson Yields to Norm Coleman
• Rep. Paul Ryan Health Care Bill Suppressed by Dems
• NFL Wants Touchdown in Supreme Court
• Bob Dole: Health Care Bill Will Hurt Quality of Care
• Democrats May Split Over War Budget
• Obama's Got More Opposition Than Support
• Harsanyi: What Recovery?
• Massachusetts Election May Take Weeks to Certify
• Deficit Sets New Record
• Americans Should Get Chance to Ask Bankers Questions
• Fed Says Economy Didn't Improve in Two Districts
• Gapper: Bank Pay Compared to Unfair Blackjack Table
• Bank Tax Repositioned as Targeting Liabilities
• John Thune May Seek 2012 Nomination
• Americans "Have a Right to Be" Upset About Bank Bonuses
• Fed Makes $52 Billion in 2009
• Limbaugh: Obama's Spending Will Bankrupt the Country
• Stossel: Unions Say "No" to Federal Money for Excellent Teachers
• With Economy Sputtering and Credit Tight, Obama Considers Tax on Banks
• Dem Policies May Bring Double Digit Inflation