Except in wartime, voters usually pay little attention to foreign policy issues at election time. Benghazi may be an exception.

The issues are falling into place for the 2014-midterm elections. The economy and job creation still top the list of major voter concerns, a predictable preference given the still-staggering economy.

Nevertheless, the news is filled with foreign policy events, including the use of chemical weapons in Syria, the Israeli bombing of Damascus, and the question of foreign te...

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And any other truth inconvenient to their liberal Democratic Party agenda.

But at least Augusta National now has two female members and—as with the catch-all “The Secretary shall decide” if Obamcare law is otherwise inconvenient to Big Government regulators—CBS can always cite the calling in of a fan to allege rule violations to justify not disqualifying ratings-driver Tiger Woods for rules violations that otherwise require disqualification:

The Masters rules committee cited...

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I know that Obama said that his primary concerns for his second term were major immigration reform and gun control.  It’s probably just a coincidence, but despots often feel compelled to deal with those two issues.  They usually deal with guns by confiscating them, while their immigration policy generally involves box cars headed off to Siberia or Auschwitz.

But, now, thanks to sequestration, he has to put those plans on the backburner so he can terrify Americans into believing that a tiny r...

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