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The New Cold War

February 25, 2010 By William R. Hawkins 19 Comments

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Why Chinese leaders believe they can stand up to America anywhere, anytime.

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The Rare Sightings of Tipper Gore

February 19, 2010 By Rhonda Robinson Leave a Comment

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Catching a glimpse of Tipper Gore these days is about as rare as seeing a family of polar bears frolic in the Arctic. Unless of course, you’re a deadhead in DC. No, not the ones in the White House, those who attend Grateful Dead concerts. If so, you might have caught the performance of the [...]

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The Media’s Unsurprising Rush to Judgement Against James O’Keefe

January 29, 2010 By Tim and Alissa Birkel Leave a Comment

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While the whole truth about the latest story surrounding James O’Keefe is not entirely clear, one thing is certain: he made a mistake. No, we’re not talking about whatever mistakes he may have made at Senator Landrieu’s (D-LA) office. We’re talking about the mistake of exposing the establishment media not only for being intellectually bankrupt, [...]

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St. Louis U’s Inverted Values

January 29, 2010 By David Horowitz 26 Comments

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Islamists are welcome, their critics are not.

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After Brown victory, Obama struggles to control message – AP

January 27, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 1 Comment

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With the president’s State of the Union address coming up on Wednesday, the White House appears to be struggling to find its feet. Republican Scott Brown’s surprise victory in liberal Massachusetts has dominated the national conversation in the last week and made Obama’s goal of signing health care reform impossible before the big speech. Now, [...]

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Bin Laden endorses bomb attempt on US plane – AP

January 24, 2010 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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CAIRO – Osama bin Laden endorsed the failed attempt to blow up a U.S. airliner on Christmas Day and threatened new attacks against the United States in an audio message released Sunday that appeared aimed at asserting he maintains some direct command over al-Qaida-inspired offshoots. However, U.S. officials and several researchers who track terrorist groups [...]

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Despite Media Cover-Up, Edwards Forced to Admit Baby is His

January 21, 2010 By Michael van der Galien Leave a Comment

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Former candidate for president John Edwards dropped a bombshell this morning. Despite the mainstream media’s attempt to cover up for Edwards‘ many lies about his affair with former staffer Rielle Hunter and his fatherhood of her baby Quinn, he admitted today that he is indeed the baby’s father.
In a statement released to NBC, Edwards says, [...]

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A Massachusetts Miracle?

January 19, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 25 Comments

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Can Republican Scott Brown pull an upset in the Bay State?

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If It’s Close In Massachusetts, Expect ACORN To Lead Vote Fraud Effort

January 18, 2010 By Matthew Vadum Leave a Comment

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Perhaps there’s some hope after all for America after the national suicide attempt in November 2008 that led to the election of the disastrous radical leftist Barack Obama as president.
By electing Republican Scott Brown as the 41st Senate vote against ObamaCare, voters in Massachusetts –of all places– have an opportunity on Tuesday to turn back the [...]

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Victory for Free Speech in Texas

January 18, 2010 By Robert Spencer 33 Comments

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But the war to defend it is just heating up.

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