Edwin Feulner, Ph.D.: Conservative solutions for all

  Here's what you'll hear in many end-of-the-year retrospectives: 2010 emerged as the year of the conservative voter.

  It's true. Fed up with health care "reform," runaway spending and lingering unemployment, Americans across the country ushered out many of the liberals who supported President Obama's big-government agenda.

  But here's what you won't hear: This conservative wave included some Hispanic-American voters. That fact inconveniently flouts the conventional wisdom that liberal candidates can consider Hispanic votes to be in the bag. It interrupts the usual narrative, so it must be ignored or explained away.