“We’re not trying to supplant or replace RedState or Townhall,” John Solomon said. “We love those sites.”

“He’s a Republican gladiator, not a conservative,” said American Conservative Union chairman David Keene.

Global warming skeptics hope “SuperFreakonomics” will continue to shift attitudes toward their cause.

“This is not a tea party hangover,” said Marjorie Dannenfelser, the president of the Susan B. Anthony list. “It is every piece of the conservative base–the Club for Growth, social conservatives, right to work, pro-lifers, everyone–coming together.”

Democrats are in the uncomfortable position of claiming that an overhaul of the way doctors are paid under Medicare is somehow not part of health care reform.

The candidates share a rationale: if any Democrats deserve to lose next year, it will be the powerful committee chairmen who are shepherding the party’s agenda through Congress.

Reid called the insurers’ anti-trust exemption “anticompetitive and damaging to the American economy.”

‘We may at last be getting our Michael Moore. A virtuous Michael Moore!’

There’s a partisan aspect to the spat, should Tea Party groups embrace the GOP?

Many experts say slow job recovery is a simple economic reality going back at least 20 years.