Monthly Archives: April 2011

On Tuesday, Sharron Angle released a statement suggesting that she would not run in a special election to fill the seat that is about to vacated by Dean Heller, who has been appointed by Gov. Sandoval to fill the Senate … Continue reading →

There are a lot of scary stories out there about what might happen if the federal government’s ability to borrow is shut off because it has reached the limits of the statutorily enacted debt ceiling. But former Alaska Gov. Sarah … Continue reading →

This session of the Indiana legislature will end at midnight on Friday night, and Governor Mitch Daniels has announced that he will sign a bill into law that would defund Planned Parenthood, sending ripples across the Republican primary field. Daniels … Continue reading →

Following the close of the Indiana legislative session just before midnight on Friday, the Indiana Republican Party released a video lauding Gov. Mitch Daniels’ record this session and overall. The video, entitled “Mitch Daniels: Change That’s Still Working!” almost has … Continue reading →

The Arab Spring for freedom that first bloomed in Tunisia last December just keeps unfolding. And each new blossom in the Middle East and North Africa raises this difficult question: What will Arabs demanding liberty eventually do with the liberty-denying … Continue reading →

Welcome to the Senate, rookie. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid sent a warning shot Thursday across the bow of his newly appointed junior colleague, Rep. Dean Heller, making it crystal clear who’s still the top dog in the Nevada delegation. … Continue reading →

MANCHESTER, N.H. — Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney stumbled over an explosive turn of phrase Friday night, telling an audience here that Republicans would figuratively “hang” President Barack Obama with bad economic news. Speaking at an Americans for Prosperity dinner, … Continue reading →