Tuesday's Opinions [Jul 10, 2012]

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	Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Some false claims have recently resurfaced, writes the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

The ploy behind its push for voter ID laws.

Obama's economic plan centers on shifting blame.

On taxes, he shouldn't be so agreeable.

Obama isn't the rabble-rouser that the right fears.

The U.S. role in deciding Karzai's successor.

Obama's "gymnastics" on the health tax.

Post Partisan

Why Mitt Romney shouldn't end the veepstakes soon

Jonathan Bernstein

There's no point to rushing the vetting..

Rachel Manteuffel

Readers weigh in on the roles of business, politics.

Jonathan Capehart

His actions of late make it crystal clear that he doesn't want the job.



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