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‘Occupy’ Darling Bolts to Oust Scott Brown

January 20, 2012 By Daniel Flynn 40 Comments

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A race pitting the OWS mob against Tea Party power.

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Neither Rhyme nor Reason: Olbermann Demonizes Slip of the Tongue—After Making the Same Mistake Himself

May 3, 2011 By David Forsmark

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You say Obama, I say Osama. I say Obama, you say Osama. Obama Osama, Obama Osama—let’s call the whole thing off.

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The Real Immigration Solution

April 30, 2010 By Virgil Goode 67 Comments

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To end massive illegal immigration, end massive legal immigration.

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The ‘Slaughter Solution’ Is Nothing Short Of Treason Against The American Republic

March 15, 2010 By Matthew Vadum Leave a Comment

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Despite the shocking loss of Ted Kennedy’s old Massachusetts Senate seat and the governorships of New Jersey and Virginia and opinion polls consistently showing an overwhelming majority of Americans opposed to ObamaCare, progressives in the nation’s capital show no signs of backing off. They are hellbent on forcing change down the throats of Americans even if [...]

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Stopping the Imperial Senate

March 8, 2010 By John Ellis 11 Comments

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How can we prevent Senate Democrats from forcing through ObamaCare against the will of the American people?

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Revisiting Party of Defeat on Kindle for $4.99

March 4, 2010 By David Swindle 10 Comments

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David Horowitz and Ben Johnson’s 2008 demonstrated the Left’s sabotage of the War on Terror.

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The State Of The Union Address Obama Should Give

January 27, 2010 By Frontpagemag.com 35 Comments

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A Frontpage symposium on the president’s big speech.

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Big government: Stop! – The Economist

January 25, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 5 Comments

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IN THE aftermath of the Senate election in Massachusetts, the focus of attention is inevitably on what it means for Barack Obama. The impact on the Democratic president of the loss of the late Ted Kennedy’s seat to the Republicans will, no doubt, be significant (see article). Yet the result could be remembered as a [...]

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Today, Brown is Golden

January 25, 2010 By Michael Reagan 10 Comments

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A stern rebuke of the Democrats’ national agenda.

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NPR: Mass. Revolt and Obama’s Agenda

January 24, 2010 By Chris Rowan Leave a Comment

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The January 20 broadcast of NPR’s On Point with Tom Ashbrook has a very obvious double meaning: Massachusetts Revolt and Mass Revolt. NPR is soooooo clever. Good to know that my tax dollars are not being wasted.
So, does NPR consider the election of ostensibly conservative Republican Scott Brown to the Senate seat owned (as in “bought and [...]

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