Op/Ed

Jerry Brown is frugal — "notoriously" so — in making productive resources of people who want to work available to California's employers. No wonder Dr. Merrill Matthews at the Institute for Policy Innovation is so pleased for his home state of Texas today.

The Affordable Care Act has turned six and not one of President Obama’s vaunted promises has come true—not one.

What the president was subtly alluding to in his carefully worded statement is that Garland is a moderate liberal, not an ideologue, and thus hinting at the possibility that Garland just might be a liberal “swing vote.” That’s a justice who occasionally crosses over to vote with the opposing ideological side. Don’t hold your breath. 

Does Trump’s policy ignorance make any difference? I shudder to think what it will look like if—or when—he engages in one-on-one debates with Hillary Clinton.

Such actions designed to limit speech and thought are repugnant to the very meaning of being American.

Judge Garland might have a great legal mind, but there is little reason to think he would be anything other than a reliable liberal vote—because virtually all of the Court’s liberals are reliable liberal votes, and have been for decades.

Donald Trump’s loss in winner-take-all Ohio keeps alive the possibility of a contested GOP convention that denies Trump the nomination.

Chinese President Xi Jinping raised eyebrows when he recently announced that his new slogan would be “supply-side structural reform" - or Reaganomics.

You know what means: The American Civil Liberties Union and other liberals are doing everything they can to stop it.

Although six of his seven points—they aren’t developed enough to be called proposals—are standard Republican fare, they are too vague and superficial to determine what Trumpcare would be like.