In defense of CNN
Edward Morrissey | September 25, 2012The most trusted name in news is getting pilloried for publishing details from the late Ambassador Stevens' journal. Critics ought to leave CNN alone
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The most trusted name in news is getting pilloried for publishing details from the late Ambassador Stevens' journal. Critics ought to leave CNN alone
We all assumed the election would hinge on the economy. Then global events intervened
These week-long political infomercials reliably fail to sway undecided voters or offer any tangible plans for the future of American governance
"Are you better off than you were four years ago?" seems like a simple question. But for Team Obama, it's clearly terrifying
Even before Isaac rained on the parade, the GOP convention was sure to garner only modest interest and make little impact. Why do party leaders even bother?
Todd Akin's outrageous claim has the GOP calling for his head. But Biden gets away with egregious miscues all the time. An examination of how the VP does it
The presumptive GOP presidential nominee chose Paul Ryan as his running mate because the Wisconsin congressman has fought Obama in the past and won
Several big-city mayors have tried to bully an honest business owner for holding firm to his Christian faith. They ought to be ashamed of themselves
In the wake of the Aurora theater shootings, it's best to stick to the facts in the debate about gun control: Namely that restricting guns doesn't stop violence
The Obama campaign is blasting the Republican's tax-reform proposal, even though the president's own advisors have long backed the very same policy
The president merely proposes extending the status quo for some Americans — and only for 12 months, at that
Sure, the White House won a big legal victory. But now they face fierce political foes in the Tea Party, GOP governors, and the Catholic Church
Come Thursday, we'll finally get a verdict on the constitutionality of the president's health-care overhaul. And if Obama loses, he's going to lose big
Yes, the president won a few news cycles by muscling through a new deportation rule. Too bad it's still June
The president wants to send more federal money to states that just funnel it into bloated pension obligations. And Americans are tired of it
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