Op/Ed

President Obama’s now-discredited assertion that “if you like your policy, you can keep it” has overshadowed another bogus promise: that his health care reform law would stop health insurers from canceling policies.

Wouldn’t it be good policy, as well as good finances, that instead of every taxpayer owing $1 million, they owned $1 million—the result of a lifetime of saving their payroll taxes rather than handing them over to big-spending Uncle Sam?

Having failed to scare — or even convince — the public about the impending doom of global warming, a new group is trying to scare businesses into action.

President Obama has made crony capitalism, especially the green-energy variety, a hallmark of his administration. But when it comes to ethanol, Republican governors have been just as bad.

The American people strangely seem to put more faith in their lying eyes on at least three issues.

For his courage in telling the truth in Washington about Obamacare, the Wall Street Journal recommended CMS chief actuary Richard Foster for president. 

Health coverage was never so costly until President Obama decided to make it “affordable.”

The president regularly, and conveniently, leaves out several important facts in his speeches that muddy the water and would tell a different story than he wants told.

Even friendly nations have occasional squabbles, and the United States has a major one with India: Respecting the intellectual property of U.S. companies.

Pirates, mere thieves of artists and creators' inventions, have at the moment found a new place from which to operate.