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Washington Post: "U.N. showdown over Palestinian statehood tests limits of U.S. influence"

New York Times: "In Boeing Case, House Passes Bill Restricting Labor Board"

A new web ad released today by the Romney campaign highlights Mitt Romney's support for right to work laws. In the video, a paper company owner in New Hampshire explains how a union forcing his employees to join would hurt his business. Watch the video below:

"NLRB tried to save America from dumb, unskilled Southern workers"

John Yoo: "Obama's Farcical Definition of 'Hostilities'"

"President Obama no-show miffs Hispanics"

Bill Clinton: "It’s Still the Economy, Stupid"

Peter Wallison: "Finally, the True Story of the Financial Crisis Breaks Through"

Many people in the business community and in Congress are up in arms over the National Labor Relations Board's attempt to tell Boeing that they can't build factory in South Carolina. This was Harry Reid's response to their protests:

Mitch Daniels is still toying with our hopes.

How hard is it for the President to find a pastor that isn't egregiously political?

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), which has been running amok to do favors for organized labor under Obama, is now trying to tell Boeing where it can manufacture planes:

President Obama announced today that Commerce secretary and former Washington state governor Gary Locke--a third generation Chinese-American--will replace possible presidential candidate Jon Huntsman in April as the U.S. ambassador to China. The Associated Press reports:

Perhaps it was inevitable. After ten years of contentious wrangling and with tens of billions of dollars going to the winner of the competition to build the U.S. Air Force's next fleet of tankers, no matter who won there would be recriminations and charges that the fix was in.