February 9, 2010
Tony Norman
Until I read in The New York Times Monday about Wall Street bankers turning on the Democratic Party, I didn't believe there was anything to the theory of spontaneous human combustion. Only when my shaved head caught fire did I reconsider the evidence.
February 9, 2010
Ron Cook
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- With a Big Monday national television audience looking on and scrutinizing their every move, the West Virginia students behaved like perfect little angels.
February 9, 2010
Brian O'Neill
Maybe you're stopped at a light. You look out the window and see a little kid walking to school without a proper winter coat. That's a shame, you say. Then you drive on and forget about it.
February 8, 2010
Ruth Ann Dailey
When the ground quakes under foot and everything around us falls down, destroying those we love and everything we have worked so hard to build -- when life as we've known it ends in calamity, we ask, "Why?"
February 8, 2010
Gene Collier
Were he even interested in the whole dubious notion, this business of validation, Peyton Manning would have agreed that there was no better formula for putting to rest any doubt that he was the greatest quarterback the game has ever seen. ... Sports commentary by Gene Collier
February 7, 2010
Sally Kalson
Why in the world are we kicking talented people out of the military?
February 7, 2010
Jack Kelly
His credibility sinks further as Democrats schmooze the lobbyists
February 7, 2010
David Shribman
Even if the economy recovers, we still will face the deficit crisis
February 4, 2010
Samantha Bennett
I don't do Twitter. I'm just not interested. I don't want any more marketing messages hurled at me, and I'm too busy squandering my day to worry about what you're doing with yours.
February 3, 2010
Dan Simpson
Obama is letting the generals and contractors roll over him
February 3, 2010
Reg Henry
Since the Supreme Court ruled last month that corporations are akin to human beings and can't be banned from spending their money to support or attack political candidates as a matter of free speech, we the (ordinary) people have some decisions to take.