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Dissecting Obama

May 7, 2010 By Victor Davis Hanson 74 Comments

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A close look at the president’s clueless post-modernism.

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John Mearsheimer: Mein Kampf, the Sequel

May 5, 2010 By Jeanette Pryor Leave a Comment

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On April 29, 2010, John J. Mearsheimer, professor at the University of Chicago, delivered a lecture at the Palestine Center entitled, “The Future of Palestine: Righteous Jews vs. the New Afrikaners.” He outlined the four steps by which he believes Israel will morph into a uniquely Palestinian state:
Israel is not going to allow the Palestinians [...]

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Ahmadinejad Swaggers at the UN

May 4, 2010 By Robert Spencer 30 Comments

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And we have Barack Obama to thank for it.

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The Violence That Dares Not Speak Its Name

May 2, 2010 By Ben-Peter Terpstra Leave a Comment

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I was shocked. So there I am sitting on my bed. “Shelia” is on the phone with scratch marks across her tear-stained face, pleading for help, as her partner “Debbie” abuses her. It’s a familiar pattern: objects are thrown, Shelia is pushed around, and verbally assaulted. One day they’re holding hands and kissing at the [...]

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Didn’t We Just Learn That Rushing Bills Through Congress Was a BAD Thing?

April 27, 2010 By Calvin Freiburger Leave a Comment

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At the Daily Beast, Matthew Yglesias has a bad feeling about the way Senate Democrats are going about passing financial “reform” legislation—rushing it through in much the same way they rammed though health care “reform”:
It means we’re looking at a bill that punts on many of the biggest issues. It means that neither the broad [...]

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Dear Sarah Palin, It’s Time to Re-Think That Rand Paul (Anti-Israel, Pro-Kokesh) Endorsement!

April 23, 2010 By Jeanette Pryor Leave a Comment

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Is Rand Paul Israel’s Ally? Calvin Freiburger asked this yesterday in light of a recently published statement sent to AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee) by Dr. Rand Paul. Paul is currently seeking the Republican Party’s nomination for the Kentucky Senate Seat and is campaigning under suspicion of sharing his father, Congressman Ron Paul’s, Anti-Semitic [...]

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The Non-Policy on Iran

April 21, 2010 By Alan M. Dershowitz 34 Comments

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What exactly is the White House’s position on the Mullahs securing nuclear weapons?

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IslamoCare

April 19, 2010 By Dr. John Kenneth Press 41 Comments

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The UK Department of Health allows Muslim medical personnel not to scrub before medical procedures.

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Valerie Jarrett: Obama’s New Nuclear Advisor?

April 12, 2010 By Tait Trussell 23 Comments

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Is the radical recruiter of Van Jones behind the administration’s capitulation on nuclear policy?

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Gas Us Without Fear of Nukes

April 12, 2010 By Dick Morris 25 Comments

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When Americans come under nuclear attack, they will know that their government won’t respond in kind.

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