July 31, 2015 Will Congress give Alibaba a green light to crush America's small businesses? I spent my last night in China hiding in a baggage x-ray machine at the Beijing Airport as tanks rolled into Tiananmen Square. Only one bus full of Japanese tourists made it to the airport the next morning and I snuck out from my hiding place and slipped into their lines…unnoticed. Not long after that I watched as a brave young man tried to block a phalanx of tanks heading into the Square. The world learned something very important that day: get in the way of the Chinese Communist Party and you’ll be crushed.
May 7, 2015 War on Poverty at 50 -- despite trillions spent, poverty won Fifty years ago today, President Lyndon Johnson delivered his first State of the Union address, promising an “unconditional war on poverty in America.” Looking at the wreckage since, it’s not hard to conclude that poverty won.
May 7, 2015 Nine ideas for a new Contract with America Conservatives in Congress need new, bold, positive ideas for today.
May 7, 2015 What I saw with Karl Rove on election night I blurted out to Chris Wallace and Karl Rove, “Do they understand the implications of that call?” I felt calling Ohio was tantamount to calling the presidency and thought we would be seeing blazing graphics declaring Obama reelected.
May 7, 2015 How gays in Ohio could have won the election for Romney There has been a lot of talk about the Republican party needing to move to the modern era and include a broader demographic in the make up of the party.
