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.

Stop worrying about playground insults, and start worrying about legalized murder.

Sometimes the hardest questions are the simplest ones.

Don't be seduced by liberal statist thought processes.

The dead hand of government always hurts, even when it's trying to help.