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We pulled up in front of Helms's house and jumped out of the truck like jackrabbits, racing to unload the ladders, blowers, generator and, of course, the condom.

Getting serious about national security means having a nuanced conversation with the American people about our role in the world as well as the price we, as a nation, are willing to pay for it.

The involuntary resignation of HUD Secretary Alphonso Jackson this week provides an opportunity to underscore and distinguish the three major failings of the Bush administration.

The majority of Americans can be impressively sensible and level-headed when they are given the facts and asked to consider trade-offs, but they don't like to be blindsided.

In Virginia's system each individual is allowed to degrade the process by voting for who they think will be the worst, the slowest, oldest, most inexperienced, and least qualified.

Every year, the Heritage Foundation, in conjunction with the Wall Street Journal, dutifully churns out its annual Index of Economic Freedom, a ratings...

The administration's push to provide immunity for telecoms is on a par with the C.I.A.'s destruction of videotaped interrogations or the millions of missing White House e-mail records.

The Heritage Foundation will celebrate its 35th birthday in 2008 (no need for a present -- last year, they declared total assets of over $213 million).

Younger evangelicals may not necessarily vote Democratic, but they certainly are no longer safely in the pocket of the Republican Party.

Mitt Romney celebrated Veterans Day with a message. A promise. A pledge: To cut veterans' hospitals, Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare and spend the money on weapons.

Where is Bush today, when people earning scandalously low wages, at least in part because of his administration's antipathy to the minimum wage, are spending a quarter of their paycheck filling up their cars to drive to work?

If Bush attacks Iran before he leaves office, we are all going to wish the Congress would have impeached him before he could do it.