Op/Ed

The irony here is that Obama came into office promising to restore the trust in big government.

What would the federal government do if there were a stampede to the exchange exit door? Depends on who’s pulling the levers in Washington.

Beware of politicians looking for a legacy—especially when they try to buy it with your tax dollars. President Obama will soon head to Paris for a climate change confab, where he hopes to get a standing ovation for leading the fight against fossil fuels.

When the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth, they tried to infuse socialism onto a capitalist model—or what we might call the Bernie Sanders economic plan. After just a few years of Bernie-nomics, the colonists—those who survived, anyway—recognized their mistake and changed course.

The “death spiral” is hitting the health insurance industry, and it couldn’t happen to a more deserving group.

A free-nation oil-exporting alliance could lay the groundwork for a serious challenge to a Russian-led Middle East bloc and give our allies a viable energy alternative to Russia's effort to create an energy stranglehold.

Eighty-one percent view her unfavorably, with 69 percent having a very unfavorable view.

No wonder President Obama and the Democrats are pushing so hard to raise the minimum wage. A customer could spend the equivalent of a minimum-wage income just buying Obamacare coverage.

When low-information voters put Barack Obama in the White House, they provided him with a type of credit card—drawn on the U.S. Treasury, otherwise known as taxpayers. Yet for the past seven years the press has been singularly uninterested in how honest and responsible Obama has been with that financial trust.

Part D has been operating for about a decade, and it clearly defies most government program stereotypes.