(Hot Air – Ed Morrissey) *Lead Story*

This week in Congress: Senate eyes Secret Service

(Human Events – Audrey Hudson) *Must Read*

Media says Obama evolved, not flip-flopped, on major issues through the years

(Daily Caller – Gregg Re)

Who Is Barack Obama? The Question that Won’t Go Away

(PJ Media – Roger Kimball)

Europe finally awakes from its utopian dream

(Daily Telegraph UK – Janet Daley)

(Daily Caller – Neil Munro) *Lead Story*

Anarchy at the Libertarian Party Convention

(Reason Hit & Run – Garrett Quinn and Mike Riggs) *Must Read*

Gary Johnson Wins Libertarian Nod for President

(Wall Street Journal – Danny Yadron)

Ron Paul’s forces infiltrate, state by state

(Politico – Maggie Haberman)

Warren ancestry claim puts light on corrupt system

(Washington Examiner – Michael Barone)

Tucker Carlson called ‘bow-tying white boy’ by Fox News contributor Jehmu Greene

(American Thinker – Thomas Lifson)

‘Not Really Set Up to Cover the Extreme Left’: Southern Poverty Law Center Explains Why it Doesn‘t Track Occupy as a ’Hate Group’

(The Blaze – Madeleine Morgenstern)

Three Wires All Avoid Mentioning Seasonality of Jobs Data in Friday’s Reports; Strangely Enough, the Raw Numbers Stink

(NewsBusters – Tom Blumer)

Could George W. Bush Be the Last Republican President?

(PJ Media – Myra Adams) *Must Read*

Taking a scythe to the Bill of Rights

(Human Events – George Will)

Liz Cheney: Are we ready for another political dynasty?

(Christian Science Monitor – Brad Knickerbocker)

Attention Young Lawyers: The Grim Reaper Is Here

(American Interest – Walter Russell Mead)

With all due respect, shun the nonbeliever

(Hot Air – Libby Sternberg)

As much of the world starves, a UN hunger expert investigates Canada

(National Post – Hillel Neuer)

Bad idea of cellphone-driver bans could go national

(Orange County Register – Walter Olson)

Unions: Forcing Union Members to Work With Non-Union Workers Is Slavery

(Washington Policy Center – Erin Shannon)

In French Race, the Tortoise Sets His Own Pace

(New York Times – Steven Enlanger)

Environmentalists compared their opponents to mass murderers long before the Heartland Institute

(Daily Telegraph UK – Brenden O’Neill)

FBI: We need wiretap-ready Web sites – now

(CNET – Declan McCullagh) *Must Read*

Europe’s Crisis Is About to Get a Whole Lot Worse

(Family Security Matters – Daniel Hannan)

(Daily Caller – Bob Barr) *Lead Story*

Secret Talks with Chi-Coms

(Washington Free Beacon – Bill Gertz) *Must Read*

Trustees Warn About Social Security Fiscal Picture

(Wall Street Journal – Damian Paletta)

Nugent And The War On Speech

(FitsNews – Amy Lazenby)

In tiny state Gingrich finds never-say-die support

(Washington Examiner – Bryon York)

Media Protect Elizabeth Warren in Senate Race

(Accuracy in Media – Cliff Kincaid)

Pro-Occupy Site Hints at More ‘Direct Action,’ Union Collaboration Against Bank Foreclosures

(The Blaze – Erica Ritz)

(CNET – Declan McCullagh) *Lead Story*

Obama Scissorhands

(American Spectator – Jed Babbin) *Must Read*

Private Equity and Creative Destruction

(PJ Media – David P. Goldman)

Does God Care Who Wins Football Games?

(Wall Street Journal – Fran Tarkenton)

Chamber of Commerce to Obama: You ‘Missed the Biggest In-Sourcing Opportunity’ –Keystone Pipeline

(CNS News – Penny Star)

Petroleum Prices Set Records in 2011

(Energy Tribune – Geoffrey Styles)

Thanks To Ron Paul, Libertarianism Will Get Its Due

(Investor’s Business Daily – Charles Krauthammer)

Homeland Security watches Twitter, social media

(Reuters – Mark Hosenball)

Adopting Pro-Sharia Textbooks, When states should step in.

(Family Security Matters – Alyssa A. Lappen)

Washington’s High Minimum Wage Stifles Job Creation

(Washington Policy Center – Erin Shannon)

Free booze for alcoholics makes perfect logic, but no sense

(National Post – Barbara Kay)

South Carolina may be Perry’s Alamo in GOP race

(Washington Examiner – Susan Ferrechio)

NBC Touts Gordon Gekko Impersonator Greeting Romney in South Carolina

(NewsBusters – Kyle Drennen)

The States Will Lose on Medicaid

(National Review – Michael S. Greve)

$25 Billion Prize Could Drive Next Great Leap by Car Companies

(Newsmax – Bradley Brakeman)

Extra NY tax revenue all smoke and furors

(New York Post – John Crudele)

Here’s to cutting uncompetitive state taxes

(Charleston Daily Mail – Hoppy Kercheval) *Must Read*

(Los Angeles Times – Jeffrey Fleishman and Paul Richter) *Lead Story*

$6.5 Billion Wasted

(National Review – Andrew Stiles) *Must Read*

Tea party looks for strength in numbers, Members hope to tip the Senate

(Washington Times – Seth McLaughlin)

Insatiable US Debt and Other Jokes

(Daily Reckoning – Bill Bonner)

In Europe, Change Just Means More Of The Same

(Investor’s Business Daily – Victor Davis Hanson) *Must Read*

Scott Brown: Media’s pulling punches with Elizabeth Warren

(Boston Herald – Hillary Chabot)

Voter ID and The Diluted Franchise

(Human Events – John Hayward)

Michigan welfare recipients may face drug tests

(Detroit News – Jim Lynch and Karen Bouffard)

15-Year-Old Behind Blaze Story on Girl Scouts Speaks Out: ‘We Were So Deceived’

(The Blaze – Jonathon M. Seidl)

Gingrich throws a supply-side, Hail Mary pass

(The American – James Pethokoukis)

GoDaddy bows to boycott, now ‘opposes’ SOPA copyright bill

(CNET – Declan McCullagh)

Despite GOP opposition, light bulb standards will phase in on Jan. 1

(The Hill  – Andrew Restuccia)

Map details areas off limits to Keystone XL pipeline

(Omaha World-Herald – Martha Stoddard)

Iowa: Santorum Surges, Romney Stable, Paul Dropping

(Weekly Standard – Stephen F. Hayes) *Must Read*