Isn’t it amusing how the press will cover a story, and so often, when it comes to anything having to do with “Islam, Responses To,” fail to grasp the most important thing. The papers have been full, the last weeks, of various stories. In Afghanistan, it has been about the…
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Hugh | March 9, 2010 | Posted in
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The GOP’s newest rising star is a little-known, motorcycle-riding governor from Indiana.
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Jacob Laksin | March 9, 2010 | Posted in
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Don’t mistake the Left’s very different vision of America.
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Dennis Prager | March 9, 2010 | Posted in
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Let me guess… Ron Paul supporters will see nothing even remotely anti-Semitic about this comment here which was left on Mike Rulle’s critique of Their Master’s economics:
Sean Sailor
I dont even know this Horowitz off hand, but all I need is one quick glance at his site and its obvious its the JEWSREAL— nothing but pure [...]
David Brooks has a provocative column today likening today’s Tea Party movement to the New Left that emerged in the 60s counterculture. Brooks is right about some of the outward similarities: the populist rhetoric; the grassroots activism; the disdain for political elites; and, ultimately, the somewhat diffuse policy agenda defined more by what it stands [...]
Conservatives are generally so oblivious to (or complacent in the face of) the actual threat posed by the political Left in this country that they are willing to cede to Leftists the term “liberal.” This greatly confuses the political discussion, including the one we are about to have. So-called liberals, now include everyone who calls [...]
David Horowitz and Ben Johnson’s 2008 demonstrated the Left’s sabotage of the War on Terror.
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David Swindle | March 4, 2010 | Posted in
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Come stand up against Sharia Law coming to the U.S.A.
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Jamie Glazov | March 4, 2010 | Posted in
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Can California elect a Republican to the Senate? In a more conventional time, that might seem like a fanciful question. But with Scott Brown’s improbable victory in true-blue Massachusetts, it’s very much within the realm of possibility. Further underscoring that point, today’s New York Times reports on the surprisingly competitive race between three Republican challengers [...]
Harold Ford Jr. chickened out of challenging the Chuck Schumer-annointed Senator Kirsten Gillibrand in the New York Democratic primary.
Gillibrand should have been easy pickings. She was appointed by the discredited New York Governor David Patterson and embraced by the party bosses. Now, in an effort to broaden her base so to speak, she has in turn embraced the self-described [...]