Op/Ed

Seeing politicians stand up and praise our returning wounded warriors and yet never fixing their health care system is lesson in hypocrisy. But it’s also a lesson in what the public can expect under Obamacare.

Fiscal restraint and energy production are the best way to fiscal health. 

Let's shift from the current system where countless people are involved in managing care and controlling costs—except the doctor and patient—to one in which patients are financially empowered to make their own decisions.

Government program defrauders should have a positive outlook for 2014 as a banner year for scamming taxpayers. 

The Republican Study Committee’s recent proposal as an alternative to the Obamacare rollout is on the right track, and changes economic incentives for the U.S. health care system. 

The GOP has an 83 percent chance or better of winning the presidency in 2016.

The U.S. decline appears to be part of a long-term trend due primarily to power plants increasingly switching from coal to cheap and cleaner-burning natural gas.

The Clintons are trying to create the impression that Hillary has the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination sewn up. A more realistic analysis would recognize that she has a lot of baggage in a general election that will stress image, competency and honesty. Hillary is challenged on all three.

There's turmoil among health insurers as they try to provide Obamacare-qualified coverage that has become at best a moving target. But they deserve every bit of the confusion, uncertainty and potential financial losses they get.

Although technology is merely a tool that can be used for either good or evil, in the wake of the NSA's invasion into our private lives, the time is now when society must decide if it wants expanded freedom or expansive government control.