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After serving as the chairwoman of the Massachusetts Republican Party since 2009, Jennifer Nassour stepped down last week; her third child is due in February. […]

Former Obama Aides Lead Group that Launches Anti-Mitt Romney Ad Campaign. As if the prediction for the GOP candidate needed to be any clearer. [WSJ]

Essentially, regulation is how we sort out conflicts over who should bear the uncaptured costs of economic activity, such as power plants or cement factories, without resorting to knife fights.

When he watches this odd commercial for Herman Cain, the man who’s now leading him in polls for the GOP presidential primary? Or this incredibly […]

Mitt Romney’s Problem-Solving Machine. On the groundwork for Romneycare: “When Romney was elected governor of Massachusetts in 2002, one of the members of his transition […]

A few weeks ago, I called Mitt Romney the 2012 version of John Kerry: both are wealthy Massachusetts politicians accused of flip-flopping and being too […]

Now Mitt seeks the approval of social conservatives who want the government to be free once again to intrude into the most intimate and private affairs of people’s lives, “forcing their beliefs on others” and marching all the while under a banner on which is writ, in large Orwellian letters: “Freedom”.

As Robertson Williams, a Senior Fellow at The Tax Policy Center put it: “the rich would make out like bandits”

Mitt Romney Loses His Cool, But Still Manages to Look Pretty Good. Mind you, given the competition, this is not all that difficult to accomplish, […]

Last week, state Senator Robert Hedlund (R-Weymouth) made waves when he proposed a controversial amendment to the casino bill that could ease restrictions on drink […]

Nevada, Take Two: Mitt Romney vs. Ron Paul, Again. Tonight’s GOP debate comes down to two main players — mostly because nearly half of the […]

The United States spends almost as much on its military as all the rest of the nations in the world combined.

Last night’s Republican presidential debate at the bucolic Dartmouth campus in New Hampshire, hosted by Bloomberg and the Washington Post, was by turns laugh-out-loud funny […]

Outside – there was actually an attractive display of American democracy at its diverse and civil best.

But inside, up on the stage, it was a different story. There was blood on the floor early on.

Chris Christie Backs Now Pretty-Much-Inevitable-Nominee Mitt Romney. The move should win the Mittster more friends in the political playground, but it means Christie is pretty […]