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Published in the New York Post on July 16, 2007.
Is the extremist agenda of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad - including support for terror, development of nuclear weapons and confrontation with the United States and Israel - popular among Iranians? Are they willing to make the sacrifices that would come from an increasingly tight global boycott imposed […]

Senator Barack Obama may, at last, have an issue where he is cleanly separate from his two main rivals: hedge fund taxation. With Hillary Clinton leading the pack in donations from the PACs that represent hedge funds — $144,460 for her Senate race, first in the Senate — and another $160,000 for the first […]

Published on FoxNews.com on July 13, 2007.
Although Hillary Clinton claims to adamantly support tax “fairness,” she can’t make up her mind about whether Wall Street barons should have to pay the same tax rate as the regular workers she loves and the corporations she loathes.

Published on TheHill.com on July 11, 2007.
Are they traitors or prophets, these Republicans who have jumped ship and called for Bush to begin pulling out of Iraq — Sens. George Voinovich (Ohio), Richard Lugar (Ind.), John Warner (Va.), and Pete Domenici (N.M.)? More likely the latter. A look at the political map and the electoral […]

Bill Clinton has become a symbol for both Hillary and Obama — and a vehicle each uses to throw an implicit negative at the other.

Published on FoxNews.com on July 6, 2007.
Former President Bill Clinton and Senator Hillary Clinton are absolutely outraged that President Bush granted executive clemency to Scooter Libby, recently convicted of making false statements under oath. They obviously believe that Libby should serve his thirty month sentence.

Obama did not take PAC money. Hillary did. Obama had 250,000 donors. Hillary had 60,000. We had the ideal test of a candidate drawing on a smaller number of donors and relying more heavily on special interest PACs and one who drew from a larger number and refused special interest PAC […]

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