Foreign Policy and the State of the Union: What to Expect, or Not
From Iran to Nigeria, there's a lot the president can talk about, and a lot he won't say
From Iran to Nigeria, there's a lot the president can talk about, and a lot he won't say
Comparing the rhetoric of two presidents who inherited economic messes reminds us of the wide gap between their respective recoveries.
Analysis, snark, helpful links, and more-all in realtime as the president chatters
The president's new tax plan will wreak economic havoc.
What happens when you take one sentence from each SOTU since 1961? You realize how empty American speechmaking has become.
Obama's new tax proposals hit more than the rich.
You may want to skip the State of the Union address and prepare for something humbler, like the Super Bowl.
The president didn't get much of his wish list last year and he'll get even less this time. That's a good thing.
The president addresses a country that currently hates his political party by offering more big government.
What powers the president gains from having 30 national emergencies in effect.
Obama's immigration order does not undermine the rule of law-but the expansion of federal criminal law does.
So much for the constitutional system of checks and balances.
Don't buy the president's lame excuses for attacking ISIS without congressional approval.
Yes, if he doesn't want 2016 to be an even bigger debacle
Imagery of the chief executive is more tightly controlled and carefully considered than ever.
A conservative legal scholar's surprisingly convincing case against the Constitution.
Both at home and abroad, Obama is setting a dismal new standard in executive overreach.
Don't buy the president's lame excuses for attacking ISIS without congressional approval.
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