If Romney were more adept and philosophically grounded, he could make the case that he’s the guy to turn around government. You can hear him trying, but he’s not there yet.

President Obama on Friday announced what he termed an “accommodation” of religious employers: the mandate to provide abortifacient drugs, sterilization and contraception would remain in place — but insurers will be required to provide them for “free.” The decision has been called everything from a compromise to capitulation — but in truth the president didn’t retreat one inch.

Here's a message for Obama and Buffet: Before you "ask" for more money from us taxpayers, raise the $2.2 trillion you already collect each year more fairly and spend it more wisely. Then you'll need less of our money.

Obama's Chicago way fosters a culture of crony capitalism and assumes that there will always be a bounteous private sector for politicians to plunder.

The current financial market continues to worsen as unemployment rises, which is a problem for non-profitsthat rely on charitable donations.

Foundation giving plays a vital role in funding access to health care for underserved populations and should not be overlooked in the health reform debate.

Approval ratings for President Bush and Congress were low before Hurricane Katrina and remain much the same after the hurricane.

The data show that liberals need a nudge to give.