The Daily Caller

The Daily Caller

The five most overrated presidents

| Brion McClanahan

Why the presidents who are often ranked among the greatest in American history are really some of the worst.

History suggests Obama is poised to win re-election

| Vern McKinley

Historically, it has taken a recession in the two-year window before a presidential election for a challenger to knock off a sitting president.

Why politicians make bad farmers

| Randy DeSoto

A lesson from George Orwell’s “Animal Farm.”

Why is the Constitution missing from the GOP debates?

| Steven Hayward

None of the candidates talk with any serious depth about how we should interpret the Constitution.

Heed the lessons of '36 and '48

| Brion McClanahan

To win the 2012 presidential election, Republicans need to nominate a solidly conservative candidate.

Bill Murray to play FDR in upcoming movie - TheDC

| Alex Brown

Project tells story of Roosevelt love affair, visit from British royalty

The DLC's ideas live on

| Lanny Davis

The Democratic Leadership Council may be closing its doors soon. It’s ideas, however, will live on.

'America's Mr. Right': Libertarian talk radio host Jason Lewis - TheDC

| Caroline May

Jason Lewis explains why he supports having the option for states to secede, and why federalism is more important than ever

For liberals, too much government is never enough

| James Sharp

When will liberals be satisfied with the size of government?

Can the Democratic Party Survive?

| Mark Corallo

Last week, Monty Pelerin wrote that the Democratic Party’s end was in sight. Here’s why he might be right.

Mr. President, don't deliver the State of the Union speech. Go to Kinko's and have it printed

| Michael Brown

The country would be better off if Obama didn’t deliver his next SOTU address to Congress.

Oval office rug gets history wrong - WaPo

| Chad Brady (admin)

Craigslist may soon have a piece of White House memorabilia

John Bolton, Criticizer-in-Chief - TheDC

| Jamie Weinstein

Former UN Ambassador John Bolton speaks to TheDC about the president’s radical agenda, how history will view the Bush administration, and whether he is considering a run for president in 2012

Comprehensive reform is overrated. For real change, Washington must think small - New America Foundation

| interns

No doubt, the problems we face — massive unemployment, a broken immigration system, a malfunctioning financial sector — are monumental. But it does not follow that each complex, giant problem must be addressed by one complex, giant bill. If anything, history shows that piecemeal reforms are often more lasting than a legislative Big Bang.

Will we have the resources to fight?

| Gretchen Hamel

In 10 years, interest payments and entitlement programs alone will take up 90 percent of the federal government’s revenue. How will we pay for our military? What will be left to spend if disaster strikes and our country is again called to fight for freedom?

To audit or not to audit?

| Richard Olivastro

The Fed is the central bank with monopoly power and the power of the currency. That single action has had profound impact on your ancestor’s money, your parent’s money, and now on your money. Try going down to your local bank and asking for a dollar in exchange for its value in gold

The future resurrection of Dubya

| Myra Adams

Finding a cure for Bush Derangement Syndrome

The coming ObamaCare backlash

| Ralph Reed

It’s a disastrous law by any measure, and Americans have caught wind of this

How about a little respect, Barry?

| John Feehery

James Traficant—the former Congressman, former ex-con and former maestro of the one-minute floor speech—used to call me Mr. Chairman when we saw each other in the halls of Congress.

Barack and the five stages of grief

| Bob Maistros

Denial: “What a joke. Harry Reid may have gone over the top with his “evil-mongers” crack, but he and Nancy have got one thing right: These so-called town hall protesters are so Astroturf you can practically see the Monsanto labels on their polyester shirts.