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Marc Rotterman

Marc Rotterman is a senior fellow at the John Locke Foundation and treasurer of the American Conservative Union.


Articles by Marc Rotterman

(8.05.10) Republicans: Bold Agenda or Pale Pastels?
The prevailing attitude among the D.C. consulting class is that just defining Obama's radical agenda will carry Republicans across the finish line in the fall -- capturing the House and making substantial gains in the U.S. Senate.

(4.15.10) ObamaCare Should Put Conservatives On War Footing
RALEIGH — Conservatives and Republicans who underestimate President Obama do so at their own electoral peril.

(2.05.10) Can Republicans Cash in on the Massachusetts Miracle?
RALEIGH -- Finger-pointing among the left and the White House began before Democratic nominee Martha Coakley lost. It continues both privately and publicly among a confused and dispirited Democratic Party.

(2.05.10) Can Republicans Cash in on the Massachusetts Miracle?
RALEIGH -- The chattering political class in Washington has been working overtime analyzing and dissecting the upset victory that Scott Brown engineered over Martha Coakley for the Senate seat previously held for nearly 50 years by the late liberal icon Teddy Kennedy.

(12.11.09) The Travesty of Giving Terrorists Civilian Trials
RALEIGH — I was stunned by the Obama administration’s decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed — the self confessed mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks —and four of his accused co-conspirators in a civilian court in New York City.

(10.02.09) Bob Novak: American Patriot
RALEIGH -- With the passing of Bob Novak in August, America has lost one of the 20th century’s last great reporters. He was the consummate “shoe leather” reporter who had what the old-school journalists referred to as a nose for a story.

(7.10.07) No. 949 Senator Dole Deserves a 'Thank You' from Conservatives
This summer Sen. Elizabeth Dole of North Carolina helped scuttle the so-called “grand bargain” immigration reform bill that would have given amnesty to more than 12 million to 20 million illegal immigrants—while doing virtually nothing to secure U.S. borders.

(4.17.07) No. 945 Handicapping the 2008 President Race
The 2008 presidential race is in full swing. The first test of who’s up and who’s down is what this author refers to as “show me the money.” Leading the pack for Democrats is Sen. Hillary Clinton with about $26 million, some of which will have to be used for the general election, then Barack Obama with $25 million, former Sen. John Edwards with $14 million, and Gov. Bill Richardson with a surprising $6 million.

(2.15.07) No. 939 Bold Leadership Required by Republicans in Congress
As I write this column in February 2007, the GOP in Washington is struggling to adjust to what its role is as the minority in the House. Reality is slowing sinking in that after 12 years in the driver’s seat in the House, Republicans are no longer in power.

(1.17.07) No. 934 BERGER: A BETRAYAL OF JUSTICE AND OUR NATIONAL SECURITY
Widely ignored by the mainstream media was the inspector general of the National Archives’ final report on former Clinton national security adviser Sandy Berger’s pilfering of classified documents from the archives in 2003.

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