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In just four years, tens of millions of dollars flowed from CCP-tied military companies to DC lobbyists April 12, 2024
Olivia Murray
One of those firms is the Podesta Group, another employs former Speaker John Boehner—but who in the world is Xiaoban Xin?
Must-see TV: Mark Levin interview with Peter Schweizer exposes $31 million in CCP money to the Biden family and much more January 24, 2022
Thomas Lifson
The author of the new book, Red-Handed: How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win, reveals shocking information to Mark Levin on how China has bought off the POTUS and many others, including tech oligarchs and some Republicans.
Democrat opposition to Netanyahu, 2015 and 2019 August 19, 2019
Sam Greenfeld
History will look back at the hypocrisy that the BDS-led Democratic Party demonstrated.
The GOP predicament: Outraged by conservatism while indifferent to evil May 19, 2016
Calvin Freiburger
Former House speaker John Boehner recently came up in two items that, taken together, powerfully illustrate why the national GOP has been such a joke.
Speaker Boehner's Final Opportunity for Redemption September 29, 2015
Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison
Speaker Boehner has a great opportunity to go out on a very high note.
Speaker Boehner: Democrat Dissenter March 16, 2015
Lester Jackson
After the amnesty debacle, there can be no doubt that Boehner is not even a RINO; he is the next-best-to-Pelosi front-man for the far left Democrats.
The Last Resort: Replace John Boehner January 2, 2015
Lester Jackson
A practical method for removing Boehner as Speaker of the House of Representatives.
John Boehner Vindicated on Foreign Policy? July 28, 2014
Kim Zigfeld
Put the Speaker's domestic actions aside for a moment, and you'll find a thrilling, rousing and prescient speech on neo-Soviet Russia.
John Boehner and John Roberts, Meet John Marshall July 11, 2014
Jonathan Levin
If and when House Speaker John Boehner sues the President, John Roberts and his colleagues on the Supreme Court will confront a challenge that has bedeviled the judiciary for more than 200 years.
But Seriously, Just How Slow-Witted is John Boehner? April 21, 2014
C. Edmund Wright
All around him are astonishing opportunities for him to be an historic figure -- one who could and should be the man who did more than any other single person in turning back the red tide of Obama.
No, Gov. Brownback, Cruz didn't violate Reagan's 11<sup>th</sup> commandment March 12, 2014
Matthew Vadum
Would Ronald Reagan really have a problem with what Ted Cruz said at CPAC?
GOP Leaders Won't Escape Conservative Voters' Wrath February 20, 2014
J. Robert Smith
Boehner and McConnell, still looking for somebody to surrender to.
A Tale of Three Leadership Failures February 14, 2014
W.A. Beatty
Perhaps unsurprisingly, it encompasses both parties. How many more of these can our country stand?
No Replacement, No Vote February 11, 2014
J. Robert Smith
House and Senate Republicans need fresh leadership comprised of no-apologies conservatives. Otherwise, 2015 could become the Year of GOP Capitulations rather than a buildup toward 2016.
Memo to Conservatives: Republicans Aren't Your Friends February 7, 2014
Matthew Vadum
Today the Tea Party ought to own the Republican Party. The movement is going to have to learn to play rougher.
GOP Amnesty: The Final Last Straw February 4, 2014
J.T. Hatter
The Republican Party is pushing immigration reform, and the GOP's new apparent political adviser, Chuck Schumer, gleefully approves.
The GOP Mulls Seppuku January 31, 2014
William Sullivan
Conservative American principles might just be at risk of becoming culturally irrelevant or extinct with the GOP.
Boehner Courts a GOP Civil War January 31, 2014
J. Robert Smith
There aren't pejoratives adequate enough to describe and deride Boehner's resolve to tackle immigration surrender this election year.
What Part Of 'Enough' Don't They Understand? January 27, 2014
Warren Beatty
Recent history doesn't bode well.
1.1 Trillion Reasons to Dump Boehner and McConnell January 18, 2014
J. Robert Smith
In politics, winners are fighters with a taste for blood. The prez and his left-ideologue Democrats have demonstrated that fighter-instinct from January 2009 to present.
Why is there no Benghazi Special Committee? January 7, 2014
Thomas Lifson
Why isn't Boehner appointing a Special Committee?
GOP Establishment's war on its base December 26, 2013
Thomas Lifson
A political party blessed with a large, enthusiastic, and active base is planning a war against that very base. They don't call it "The Stupid Party" for nothing.
Boehner's Self-Defeating Outburst December 17, 2013
J. Robert Smith
Politically the Speaker is all left feet. Or he's let his frustration spillover, leading him to foolhardiness. Perhaps both. Revealingly, the Speaker's words won the praise of conservative nemesis Harry Reid.
Why the Republican Party? October 24, 2013
J. Robert Smith
The Republican Party seems to have moved past its expiration date.
House and Senate gyms not shut down -- despite guidelines to the contrary October 9, 2013
Thomas Lifson
It's good to be a member of the ruling class.
Big Government Zombie Survives Shutdown October 7, 2013
Geoffrey P. Hunt
Big government is on autopilot with no means for anyone to pull a kill-switch. Isn't that the zombie-esque nightmare scenario for limited government believers?
ObamaCare: 'I was Laughing at Boehner, Until the Mail Came Today' October 7, 2013
Chris Banescu
It's finally dawning on liberals, leftists, and progressives that conservatives were telling the truth when they warned about the fundamental problems and dangers of Obamacare
A Figurehead Speaker October 1, 2013
J. Robert Smith
Boehner will be ever more marginalized as conservative House members look toward the 2014 midterm elections.
The GOP and Syria: Feckless, and Fecklesser September 4, 2013
J. Robert Smith
The Long Surrender goes on.
Leave ObamaCare Alone! August 8, 2013
Bill Weckesser
It's the Democrats' baby -- let them handle it.
A Plague on Two Political Houses July 24, 2013
Jeannie DeAngelis
As Democrats offer up the nation as ransom in order to establish a lasting political power base and Republicans clumsily fumble, the nation is being invaded by DREAMers
Congress Watch: A Summer of Bipartisan Love? June 17, 2013
J. Robert Smith
Can't we just give them the summer off?
Why is Boehner Resisting a Special Committee on Benghazi? May 15, 2013
J. Robert Smith
The Speaker is dragging his feet.
Rangel sues Boehner to overturn censure verdict April 23, 2013
Rick Moran
It's not like he's innocent or anything.
Pulling the Benghazi loose threads: Spec Ops Vets Speak April 8, 2013
Thomas Lifson
Time to turn up the heat, and once again Special Operations vets are serving their country.
Boehner to Keep Funding ObamaCare March 18, 2013
J. Robert Smith
All these symbolic votes House Republicans cast against ObamaCare mean less than voting for your favorite American Idol contestant. The GOP needs to get real.
Without Serious Spending Cuts, the Conservative Base Will Walk Away February 19, 2013
Jon N. Hall
Conservatives, libertarians, and Tea Partiers should not be disappointed with Speaker Boehner. The lachrymose leader of the House may well be a master strategist.
Tragedy and Comedy at the SOTU February 13, 2013
Sally Zelikovsky
I couldn't help but think of the "tragedy and comedy" Janus masks as I watched Joe Biden and John Boehner dutifully sit behind President Obama as he delivered his painfully long State of the Union speech.
Barack does not Play Well with Others February 4, 2013
William L. Gensert
Let the president do what he does best, give campaign speeches and pretend to be a leader. There is no reason to include him in negotiations between the Senate and the House.
Fights Worth Having February 2, 2013
J. Robert Smith
Republicans need to better communicate. This isn't climbing Everest, either. It takes determination and some smarts.
Congressional Republicans Fall off the Fiscal Cliff January 10, 2013
J. Robert Smith
Boehner and McConnell are the architects of the coming Republican walloping in the 2014 midterm elections.
Fiscal Cliff: Yeah, It's Coming December 29, 2012
Warren Beatty
So now the House of Representatives has adjourned for its Christmas recess until after the New Year. I guess that Boehner (and Obama) thought the Christmas adjournment was more important than the country.
GOP Strategy and the Fiscal Cliff December 24, 2012
Michael Bargo, Jr.
The GOP should give up on trying to negotiate with the President. He shows no interest in doing anything but portraying them as the party of the rich. The GOP should instead turn their attention on post-cliff strategy.
Boehner and Cantor versus Augustus Barack I December 15, 2012
J. Robert Smith
The president wants capitulation from Republicans -- unconditional surrender -- with a public signing of accords on the deck of the U.S.S. Missouri (or maybe on Warren Buffet's yacht moored somewhere on the Potomac).
Boehner's Boners December 12, 2012
J.T. Hatter
George Wallace used to say, "There's not a dime's worth of difference between the Republicans and Democrats." Of course there's a difference between the Republicans and Democrats -- almost a dime's worth.
Boehner Orchestrating the GOP's Demise December 7, 2012
J. Robert Smith
It's a contest of wills and guess who is winning? President Obama, of course. And that's because the president is up against the GOP's equivalent of Churchill's "Boneless Wonder," Speaker John Boehner.