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10 Reasons Public School Teachers and Unions are Failing Children and Bankrupting America

March 18, 2011 By Megan Fox

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Epic Fail: America’s Public Education

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Alterman on “Climate Change”: You are Too Stupid to Understand

April 8, 2010 By Sandra Lee Leave a Comment

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After his years of association with MSNBC, following tenure at Rolling Stone & Mother Jones, it should come as no surprise that Eric Alterman would tweet and ostensibly believe this:
stupid people are defining what people know about global warming http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2010/04/ta040810.html
and thank God that we have professional progressives like Alterman and his pals at Media Matters [...]

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AFL-CIO

April 7, 2010 By John Perazzo Leave a Comment

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The American Federation of Labor – Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) is the largest labor federation in America, consisting of 57 autonomous and international unions. For decades, under the leadership of George Meany and Lane Kirkland, this entity was a bastion of anti-communism. In fact, Meany invited Alexandre Solzhenitsyn to speak at AFL-CIO meetings and brought awareness of [...]

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The Times Finds A Lone Crazed Assassin

February 22, 2010 By Peter Collier 23 Comments

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What the Grey Lady won’t tell you about professor Amy Bishop.

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The Times Finds A Lone Crazed Assassin

February 21, 2010 By Peter Collier Leave a Comment

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The New York Times’ front page profile today of professor Amy Bishop, who allegedly executed three University of Alabama Biology Department colleagues after being denied tenure, appears to be an exhaustively reported piece based on “numerous interviews with colleagues and others who knew her.” It portrays Bishop as violent and [...]

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Those Who Cannot Refute My Testimony on Obama’s College Marxism Embrace Their Only Option: Ad Hominem Attacks

February 20, 2010 By John Drew Leave a Comment

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My 15 minutes of fame regarding my insight into the Marxist ideology of young Barack Obama has also allowed me to restore some old friendships and ties originally developed while I was on the faculty in the political science department at Williams College in MA. My story got picked up on the famous EphBlog – [...]

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Collaborators in the War against the Jews: Ian Lustick – by Steven Plaut

January 5, 2010 By Steven Plaut 48 Comments

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Penn’s radical professor campaigns against Israel… for its own good.

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