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Jennifer Rubin
Jennifer Rubin is PJM's Washington, DC, editor. She also blogs at Commentary’s Contentions.
ObamaCare and the ‘R’ Word
Using the reconciliation process to pass ObamaCare would be an assault on the tradition of the Senate.
Media Stunned as ObamaCare Unravels
By ignoring and ridiculing the tea parties and town halls, mainstream news reporters missed the story of Americans worried about the ever-expanding government. Now they are playing catch-up.
What the Pundits Are Missing About ObamaCare
They're getting it wrong on the reasons why the president is losing the debate.
Obama and the Media: Trouble in Paradise
No more candy, flowers, and long walks on the beach for the press and the president.
It’s the Personal Liberty, Stupid
Republicans must listen to the voters and finally give them what they demand: less government in their lives.
What Happened to Candidate Obama?
The candidate with the superior temperament has devolved into a peevish president exasperated that mere citizens would question his wisdom.
Can Congressional Democrats Save Themselves?
Blowback from voters as a result of the party's liberal agenda may make a mockery of all that "realignment" talk.
Torture Prosecutions and Obama’s Radical Political Agenda
Didn't the president say he wanted to "look forward, not back"? He has a strange way of showing it.
Obama and the Politics of Personal Destruction
With everything failing, the administration has turned to dehumanization. That's failing, too.
Black Panther Case Draws Scrutiny
Republicans on the Hill have teamed up with the Commission on Civil Rights to find out why the voter intimidation case was dropped.
