Reuters announced just a few days ago that former GE CEO Jack Welch and his wife Suzy would be writing a weekly column for them. Their first one appeared today...The big analogy that the Welch’s keep coming back to is that of firing people.
It seems it isn't enough to have a political opinion and to exercise freedom of speech without spending inordinate amounts of cash or to ignore the parts of the Constitution that don't fit an ideological profile.
On Wednesday the Indiana House voted 54-44 to pass the controversial "right to work" bill, nearly ensuring the state will become the 23rd to have such a law.
Sometimes, we get a lucky break.
Ardem at Blue Arkansas reports a horrifying case (with graphic pictures of the cat, may not be safe for children):
Leave it to liberal media to accentuate the hubris inherent in our politicans.
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With the competitors for the Republican presidential nomination engaged in an intriguing and unexpected debate over the dangers of capitalism’s “creative destruction,” this is the appropriate moment to explore the question: What does the right get right?
Today’s column is a counterpart to last week’s, in which some thoughtful liberals responded to the question, “What does the right get right?”
Romney made the following statement on the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade: “Today marks the 39th anniversary of one of the darkest moments in Supreme Court history, when the court in Roe v.
The White House Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release January 22, 2012 Statement by the President on Roe v. Wade Anniversary As we mark the 39th anniversary of Roe v.
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