Obama knows how to tap into the worst instincts of people to garner political support -- inspiring blame and envy, sadly, pays political dividends.

75 percent of Hispanics prefer bigger government compared to 41 percent of the general population.

Over the last decade, voters have become more conservative and more sensitized to looking for authenticity in a candidate.

Our hobbled economy reflects erosion of the cultural pillars that make possible a free society.

Conservatives must recognize the cultural war being waged and engage it with clarity and aggressiveness that matches that of the left.

There's good reason for skepticism when former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney showcases his business background.

The Ron Paul youth have little interest in a Reagan-like "shining city on a hill" message, or talk about a threatening "evil empire" abroad.

If Democrats can nominate a hard core liberal, why can't Republicans offer a clear conservative alternative?

Santorum insists that there is a "moral component" to economic problems and that claims that one can be discussed meaningfully without the other are bogus.

Freedom is not about warmed-over conventional wisdom. It's about ideals, humility, originality -- and embracing the unexpected and unanticipated.