Obama’s De Facto Russian Collusion Co-Conspirators May 20, 2020Steve McCann
Without Donald Trump’s resolve and tenacity, the Obama coup attempt might well have succeeded in so marginalizing the Trump presidency that he would have been abandoned by the Republicans in Congress
Was Paul Ryan the target of a Politico hit job? December 15, 2017Monica Showalter
Politico has reported that House speaker Paul Ryan is planning to leave office in 2018. Coming with perfect timing against a similar Huffington Post piece, we suspect a media hit job.
Ryan's Challenge July 21, 2017Marguerite Creel
There is still time for Speaker Ryan to slash the crippling debt, lower the tax burden, and rid the country of the scourge of illegal migration.
Repeal and replace Paul Ryan March 28, 2017Eli Verschleiser
Paul Ryan isn't doing his job as speaker. He had lots of time and knowledge to put together a workable Obamacare repeal – and didn't.
Ryan vanquishes Nehlen August 10, 2016Rosslyn Smith
All the national media attention probably increased the total turnout in Speaker Ryan's primary but not the result: A popular incumbent readily dispatched his quixotic challenger
Bumpy GOP Convention Ride Ahead? June 21, 2016Rosslyn Smith
Is the Republican Party anticipating a floor fight in Cleveland? That's how I read the Trump campaign's out of the blue firing of campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
The missing definition of ‘conservative’ May 19, 2016Lee Cary
The cable news dueling talking-heads discussing POTUS candidates routinely say that Donald Trump is not a conservative, particularly compared to, say, Paul Ryan who is a rock-ribbed, true-blue conservative. Really?
No Replacement, No Vote February 11, 2014J. 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.
Boehner's Self-Defeating Outburst December 17, 2013J. 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.
Battle of the Budgets April 11, 2013Peter Wilson
Obama's budget joins two earlier budgets presented last month which also have little chance of becoming law: the House budget authored by Paul Ryan, and a Senate proposal authored by Patty Murray
A Fearless Prognosticator and His Track Record November 8, 2012Randall Hoven
I made 16 specific predictions for 2012 in early January, and I think we have enough information right now to see how well I've done. If you're wondering what I'm predicting right now, it's rather dark.
Paul Ryan's Time in the Hyena's Den October 13, 2012William Sullivan
Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan jumped headlong into the hyena's den to champion his vision for America, and emerged with little more than a few scratches.
Biden's Bully Pulpit October 13, 2012Russ Vaughn
It is highly likely that those who are praising Biden's performance are going to be jerked back to reality when the polls reveal America's response to his jerkish behavior.
Biden Disgraced Himself October 12, 2012Thomas Lifson
The vice presidential debate may turn out to be almost as much of a debacle for the Democratic ticket as the first presidential debate.
Winning the AGW Science Debate: Here's How August 30, 2012S. Fred Singer
The upcoming election battles may be unique in offering for the first time a debate about global warming. Paul Ryan is an assertive skeptic. Here are the questions to ask.
Red-Baiting vs. Rand-Baiting August 29, 2012Jason Pappas
Every day we read about the specter of Ayn Rand looming over America in the person of Paul Ryan. Let take this opportunity to explore, side-by-side, the ideas that formed the character of Barack Obama and that of Paul Ryan.
Paul Ryan, the Perfect Anti-Gore August 20, 2012S. Fred Singer
Vice-president hopeful Paul D. Ryan is the polar opposite to former VP Al Gore. Mitt Romney is obviously comfortable with that stance and is using Ryan to reposition himself on the issue of global warming and energy.
The New Generation Offers a Leader August 13, 2012Matthew May
The first "Gen X-er" on a national ticket is a seriously intelligent conservative grounded in the fiscal realities that have placed our nation in peril
Paul Ryan Naysayers: Whom Were They Hoping For? August 13, 2012Daren Jonescu
Liberals dislike him for the best reason -- namely, because they fear him. But the very fact that the GOP establishment approves of someone is now regarded by some conservatives as prima facie grounds for suspicion.
The Race to Define Ryan August 13, 2012Thomas Lifson
Obama and the mainstream media are salivating over the opportunity to define (i.e., smear) Paul Ryan to a national public that knows relatively little about him.
Into the Storm August 13, 2012Robert Morrison
Romney might have tried to find a safe harbor. But he didn't. He brought the fighting Wisconsin congressman onto the platform with him. And let Paul Ryan come out swinging. The only safe course is to head straight into the storm.
