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Socialism is Great! (And Other Chinese Fables)

January 22, 2010 By David Forsmark 20 Comments

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Two new books detail the brutalities of daily life in Mao’s worker’s paradise.

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The Radical Son’s Progressive Daughter – by David Swindle

January 12, 2010 By David Swindle 6 Comments

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Sarah Horowitz showed how the Left could save itself from self-destruction.

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Willful Blindness – by Jamie Glazov

December 30, 2009 By Jamie Glazov 21 Comments

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The Obama administration’s refusal to accept what’s causing Muslims to terrorize us.

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A Daughter Brought to Life – by Jay Nordlinger

December 30, 2009 By Jay Nordlinger Leave a Comment

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David Horowitz’s unusual new memoir.

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What My Daughter Taught Me About Compassion – by David Horowitz

December 29, 2009 By David Horowitz 5 Comments

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Sarah understood that changing the world meant starting with our relationship.

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From the Pen of David Horowitz: December 27, 2009

December 27, 2009 By David Swindle Leave a Comment

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President Barack Obama has been in office nearly one year, making it two since my late daughter Sarah trudged through a freezing winter in Iowa to help him win the nomination. According to a Gallup poll conducted on the anniversary of the presidential vote, only 28% of Americans still believe that Mr. Obama will be [...]

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Dick Cheney: Conservative of the Year – HUMAN EVENTS

December 22, 2009 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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In Washingtonian “inside the Beltway” terms, the most amazing aspect of former Vice President Dick Cheney’s new clout is that he is achieving it the old-fashioned way: talking about public policy. He is not running for President or any other office. He has not formed a PAC or a D.C. lobbying firm. He is not [...]

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Stanley Fish: Sarah Palin Is Coming to Town, NYTimes.com

December 8, 2009 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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When I walked into the Strand Bookstore in Manhattan last week, I headed straight for the bright young thing who wore an “Ask Me” button, and asked her to point me to the section of the store where I might find Sarah Palin’s memoir, “Going Rogue: An American Life.” She looked at me as if [...]

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Idiot Watch (NewsReal Blog) – by David Horowitz

December 7, 2009 By David Horowitz 10 Comments

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Cornel West reveals his basic problem with love relationships.

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Kay S. Hymowitz: What Cornel West and Larry Summers actually agree about, City Journal

December 4, 2009 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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Is there anyone in public life more reviled than economic eminence and White House chief economic advisor Larry Summers? Liberals, moderates, women, academics, and now, with his hand in the financial crisis, Middle America: he’s managed to offend them all. But if there is any good still lingering anywhere in the vicinity of Summers, the [...]

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