President Obama's Statement on Egypt President Obama's Statement on Egypt Obama's remarks were characterized by a studied ambiguity. He offered vague support for an orderly and peaceful transition without suggesting that the US is calling the shots in any overt sense. He also cautiously expressed solidarity with Egyptian protesters, many of them young, who have reportedly been craving a vote of confidence from the free world. full story
 
A Christian Business in the Left's Crosshairs A Christian Business in the Left's Crosshairs Michelle Malkin: Here's a modest proposal for liberals who say they support job creation: Stop smearing successful, law-abiding private companies whose values don't comport with yours. full story
 
I Can Balance the Budget John Stossel: The Congressional Budget Office says the current year's budget deficit will be a record $1.5 trillion. I'm now going to balance the budget, with the help of some experts. full story
 
Islamist Mensheviks Versus Islamist Bolsheviks -- Egypt's Next Crisis? Islamist Mensheviks Versus Islamist Bolsheviks -- Egypt's Next Crisis? Egypt's complex rebellion is rushing toward revolution. For the near-term, how the Egyptian military promotes, thwarts, and/or negotiates the inevitable redistribution of power among individuals and factions within the country is the most critical issue. full story
 
Two Disturbing Lessons From Chaos in Cairo The ongoing turbulence in Egypt transmits two profound and disturbing lessons to American policy makers and all those who care about international affairs. full story
 
Jim Moran's Crazy Analysis of the Midterms Jim Moran's Crazy Analysis of the Midterms Ken Blackwell: Things would be a lot more civil if Congressman Moran didn't accuse Republicans and conservatives of trying to re-fight the Civil War! full story
 
Obama Should Be Careful What He Wishes for in Egypt Obama Should Be Careful What He Wishes for in Egypt An American in Cairo in the mid-1980s could not have failed to notice the ubiquitous young men in black uniforms, holding rifles and standing as generally inattentive and slump-shouldered sentries in front of major embassies and public buildings. full story
 
The Media Never Loved Reagan Is it not amazing that it's taken the news media exactly 100 years to discover that Ronald Reagan was a role model? While he lived and even after he died, they shot every arrow and dropped every bomb they could on this man and his reputation. full story
 
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