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Tennessee’s Troubling Islamist Network

December 13, 2012 By David James 35 Comments

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Home to the Holy Land Foundation II?

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A Sharia Financier in the TN Governor’s Office

December 4, 2012 By Arnold Ahlert 33 Comments

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Making Tennessee a more Sharia-compliant place to do business.

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The Return of Cap and Trade

May 19, 2010 By Rich Trzupek 13 Comments

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The Kerry-Lieberman act is an extreme overreaction to a non-problem.

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The Company the Pauls Keep

May 13, 2010 By Calvin Freiburger Leave a Comment

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Ron & Rand Paul will be the first to tell you how much they revere George Washington, how they’re the Last Politicians In America ™ who are faithfully carrying out his ideas. But there’s one lesson the Father of our Country took to heart growing up that the Pauls somehow missed:
Associate yourself with Men of [...]

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How the Campuses Helped Ruin California’s Economy

March 12, 2010 By John Ellis 29 Comments

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Brain-dead demonstrations.

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The War on Coal

February 16, 2010 By Rich Trzupek 4 Comments

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How a new regulatory scheme could undermine coal power and raise energy costs for Americans.

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Howard Fineman Belly-flops Into The Keith Olbermann Crazy Pool

January 21, 2010 By Jimmie Bise Leave a Comment

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I make a habit of not paying attention to Keith Olbermann much for the same reason I wouldn’t pay attention to a grimy, addlepated hobo on the streetcorner wearing a sandwich board that said ”Will Drop Pants for Food”. I think him about as intelligent as a pet rock and as sensible as a pair of 4-inch stiletto heels [...]

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Tea Party Movement Picks Up Steam

January 8, 2010 By Nancy Morgan Leave a Comment

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Its official. The Tea Party movement now has its own anthem. Grammy Award winning Ray Stevens has released a dynamite new song - and its going viral. ‘We The People’ has touched a chord with millions of disenfranchised Americans who are desperately seeking a way to make their voices heard in our increasingly elitist political [...]

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The Heretics: Dr. Craig Idso – by Rich Trzupek

January 6, 2010 By Rich Trzupek 11 Comments

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The anti-Al Gore, Dr. Craig Idso says the world can use more carbon dioxide, not less.

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The Threat at Home – by Ryan Mauro

December 7, 2009 By Ryan Mauro 32 Comments

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A disturbing trend among Somali immigrants in the West.

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