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The Obama Way: Bluster, Bully, Bribe

March 9, 2010 By Michelle Malkin 14 Comments

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A judgeship-for-Obamacare-vote deal?

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Disadvantages

March 8, 2010 By Sara Dogan

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The debate over affirmative action in higher education, largely dormant since 2003, when the Supreme Court affirmed racial preferences at the University of Michigan School of Law, may soon come roaring back.

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Las Vegas: Muslim men complain about being questioned after praying in a parking lot

March 8, 2010 By Robert Spencer Leave a Comment

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These men were not arrested or cited. They were questioned. I also have been questioned about my activities and allegiances after people have seen me in airports working on a website that prominently mentions “jihad.” When CAIR and these Muslim men try to make a big deal of this, the underlying agenda is clear: they [...]

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NewsReal Blog Interview with John Yoo, Part 2: The Good (military commissions), The Bad (Federal Trials), and The Ugly (KSM)

March 6, 2010 By Elise Cooper Leave a Comment

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John Yoo is currently a professor of law at the University of California, Berkeley. From 2001 to 2003 he was a deputy assistant attorney general in the Office of Legal Council at the U.S. Department of Justice. It was during this time that he co-authored the Bybee memo defining torture and American Habeas [...]

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Anatomy of a Lie: ACORN, Charles Hynes, & the Church of Liberalism’s Canonization Process

March 5, 2010 By Calvin Freiburger Leave a Comment

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Global warming is settled science. Saddam Hussein never had WMDs. Tax cuts only benefit the rich. Ever wonder how so many leftist talking points come to be accepted as conventional wisdom? Often, it’s simply a matter of the media saying so as if they’re vetted, well-established conclusions, despite skipping the messy “vetting” and “establishing” parts.
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NewsReal Blog Interview with John Yoo, Part 1: Harsh Interrogations were Justified

March 5, 2010 By Elise Cooper Leave a Comment

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John Yoo is currently a professor of law at the University of California, Berkeley. From 2001 to 2003 he was a deputy assistant attorney general in the Office of Legal Council at the U.S. Department of Justice. It was during this time that he co-authored the Bybee memo defining torture and American Habeas [...]

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How Bad Is the Indoctrination in our Colleges?

March 2, 2010 By David Horowitz 79 Comments

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Inside a classroom at the University of Massachusetts.

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Corruptocrat Eric Holder’s National Security Cover-Up

February 25, 2010 By Michelle Malkin 13 Comments

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How many of Holder’s former colleagues and associates are now on the DOJ payroll?

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Obama’s OIC Envoy Didn’t Just Defend Al-Arian

February 23, 2010 By Justin Elizabeth Tabler 8 Comments

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Rashad Hussain’s disturbing stances on U.S. terrorist prosecutions.

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To Kill a Terrorist

February 22, 2010 By Alan M. Dershowitz 28 Comments

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If Israel assassinated the leader of the Hamas military wing, did it have the right to?

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