Well, you didn’t have to guess who was the frontrunner subject to attacks in the Fox News Sioux City debate tonight: Newt Gingrich. Michele Bachmann lambasted him on his $1.6 million relationship with Freddie Mac, relentlessly, repeatedly, and making the point that the government-sponsored enterprises—Freddie Mac and its larger twin Fannie Mae—were at the epicenter of the financial crisis of 2008.

The Senate's failure to pass legislation on immigration and other issues is unacceptable.

The percentage of Americans belonging to unions is dropping, but the 110th Congress is the most pro-union Congress in a generation.

Given the widespread concern over voter fraud, the next president should consider a reform.

What can our neighbor to the south teach us about how to run elections?

An ID card may force you to give up some of your privacy, yet even if privacy is lost, such an exchange is worth the benefit.

An I.D. card may force you to give up some of your privacy, yet even if privacy is lost, theexchange is worth the benefit.

Effective border controls must be in place before comprehensive immigration reform can occur.