Prostate cancer treatments are far too dependent on individual patients' needs for bureaucratic rules to be effective.

Mammograms and giving birth have been around a long time, and we still can't work out reasonable policies.

Obama is quietly changing how poverty stats are calculated, to make them say the exact opposite of the truth.

Politicians can destroy economies just by running their mouths.

Sen. Bunning was right: we DO have to worry about paying for even important and necessary new laws.

Yes, there may be bugs in Toyota's software, but Congressional hearings and bureaucratic investigations aren't going to help find them.

Toyotas aren't worse than other cars; they're just a convenient political distraction from Obama's failures.

The Founders didn't want a unanimous and bipartisan Congress; they wanted legislation to be thoroughly debated and disagreements to be loudly proclaimed.

Increased levels of home ownership aren't necessarily good for the country.

Sometimes the hardest questions are the simplest ones.