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Don’t know much ’bout the tax code
Members of Congress say tax laws and IRS rules are too complicated to allow them to fill out their own returns. That’s understandable. After all, are bribes earned income or dividends? And if they...
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Those incendiary 1040s
Should he or shouldn’t he? Should Mitt Romney release his tax returns, going back God knows how many years; or should he continue to keep them under lock and key? The conventional argument on both...
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Second-term curse hits?
In the aftermath of President Obama’s re-election last year, I frequently wrote about what’s come to be known as the second-term curse; that is, it is common for re-elected presidents to find...
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Nixon lives?
In my May 20 post, I wrote about the assertions of some that President Obama has been beset by the “second-term curse,” the historical pattern of re-elected presidents losing effectiveness or becoming...
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Are you listening, Mr. President?
In the aftermath of the revelation that conservative-leaning groups applying for tax-exempt status between 2010 and 2012 received extra scrutiny from the Internal Revenue Service, we called several...
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What happened to ‘hope and change’?
When Barack Obama ran for president in 2008, he famously pledged to usher in an era of “hope” and “change,” to make Washington, D.C., a post-partisan place. Unfortunately, it wasn’t long before...
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Reviling the right
Here’s a neat synopsis of the Obama administration’s war on thinkers and activists who practice conservative politics. Among the victims are researcher Dinesh D’Souza, pundit Mark Steyn, the Koch...
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