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The Left is incessantly freaking about all sorts of things – about which very little freaking is actually necessary.

If President Barack Obama doesn’t like you – his government tends to make your life really, REALLY miserable. Ask Tea Party and conservative groups – when Obama’s Internal Revenue Service (IRS) isn’t harassing them, it is allowing them to endlessly languish unapproved. Ask reporters who report things in ways the President doesn’t like – his government spies on and investigates them. Ask the coal industry – Obama’s administration is unilaterally regulating it out of existence. And on, and on, and…

Heartland Senior Fellow Benjamin Domenech was a guest Wednesday night on “All In with Chris Hayes” on MSNBC. Ben is rare among people who go on TV to talk: He actually endeavors to answer the questions he’s asked.

Oprah’s outrageous, racist blather was so appreciated that President Obama gave her a medal.

We need more of the common sense, free of intellectually corrupting “political correctness,” displayed by the Zimmerman jury among our national leaders.

It may not be that surprising that during the current progressive administration the opposition has been dismissed as “racists” and “tea baggers…” Bottom line — no matter how big a tantrum the progressives throw, no matter how many names they call their opponents, no matter how badly they distort the facts, the probability of very many young healthy people signing up for coverage in California or anywhere else is extremely low.

We watch MSNBC (sometimes) so you don’t have to! Our Benjamin Domenech was on MSNBC’s “The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell” giving viewers the non-leftist view on the sequester debate.…

Even for MSNBC — which obsesses over Sarah Palin’s every word and movement and casts them in the worst-possible light— this is more than a bit pathetic. Martin Bashir, who gained…

Firebrand Ann Coulter isn’t everyone’s cup of Tea. I like her, because she does bring the real as she sees it. And her  writing is … let’s say … a…

This headline notwithstanding, I have nothing against small-town columnists. I was one myself early in my five-stop newspaper career before coming to The Heartland Institute. The scope of one’s circulation…

At the risk of getting kicked off a media query list, I just have to share this call for a subject of an interview. Here is the pitch, verbatim (minus…