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After these candidates flopped, Democrats patronizingly blamed their misfortunes on voters’ “anger.” “People are angry, and they’re frustrated,” Obama told George Stephanpoulos, “not just because of what??s happened in the last year or two years, but what??s happened over the last eight years.” This tactic smells stale. In 1994, Peter Jennings, then-host of ABC Nightly News, said voters threw a “temper tantrum” after Republicans...
...Treasury has now announced three plans and clearly has not gotten the job done," she told Geithner at a hearing last month. "What??s going to be different now, Mr. Secretary...
...managed to score one of the highly competitive stay-on-campus spots for J-Term this year, you might as well enjoy the company of your similarly situated peers. And what??s a group of Harvard students without an e-mail list or an online forum...
...That’s true, more or less, but Paul [Samuelson] here remembers what??s in every book he’s ever read,” Solow said...
...single out the Senate, as its actions certainly do not reflect the will of the American people. The House—which, unlike the Senate, gives all citizens equal representation regardless of which state they live in—has already passed cap-and-trade legislation. What??s more, the populations of the states represented by the 45 senators who have already committed to supporting climate-change legislation almost certainly represent more than half the nation’s population, given that opponents of the legislation come disproportionately from small states. America, then, is not dooming Tuvalu...