It is important for people across the political spectrum to enact a bill that would change the preelection transition process, which would help future presidents and provide better government to the country.

Elena Kagan's inability to understand the limited judicial role implied by the Constitution combined with her complete lack of experience, sparse academic writings, and deliberately evasive testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee makes her unfit to serve on the Supreme Court.

House Republicans seem to be wavering on an earmark ban, but voters have a right to know before Election Day whether House Republican leaders will ban earmarks if they win the majority.

The loss of expertise, insight and institutional memory--not to mention fundamental decency--that comes with the departures is painful to those of us who care about Congress.

The true institutionalists, the ones who care about the long-term future of Congress, are those who understand and support the need for real ethics reform.

While the Left claims to want bipartisanship and compromise, the incremental clicks of the ratchet only go in one direction: toward European-style social democracy.

John Bolton's past record of achievement and the imperative need for his future success argues for an affirmative Senate vote at the earliest possible moment.

I predict that we'll yet see Ambassador Bolton raise his hand over the American desk at the Security Council.