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Repealing Don’t Ask Don’t Tell: Smart Politics, But What About Implementation?

February 3, 2010 By Calvin Freiburger Leave a Comment

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With tanking poll numbers, his key policy initiative in shambles, and once impenetrable Democratic seats feeling the strange, terrifying prospect of competition, there seems to be a tragic-yet-inescapable truth about our super-cool, genius president who was once “sort of God”:
Frankly, it kind of sucks to be Barack Obama right about now.
The President isn’t out of [...]

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Intelligence Officials Warn Attempted Al Qaeda Attack Months Away – FOXNews.com

February 3, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 1 Comment

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WASHINGTON — Al Qaeda can be expected to attempt an attack on the United States in the next three to six months, senior U.S. intelligence officials told Congress Tuesday. The terrorist organization is deploying operatives to the United States to carry out new attacks from inside the country, including “clean” recruits with a negligible trail [...]

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We Need Diversity

February 1, 2010 By Walter Williams 26 Comments

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How come diversity-driven administrators allow sports, the most visible part of a college, to be the least diverse and least inclusive?

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CAIR’s Fort Hood Idol

January 22, 2010 By Joe Kaufman 19 Comments

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Is al-Qaeda terrorist Anwar al-Awlaki recruiting leaders of CAIR?

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Victory for Free Speech in Texas

January 18, 2010 By Robert Spencer 33 Comments

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But the war to defend it is just heating up.

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Ralph Peters: Our Christmas Guardians

December 25, 2009 By David Forsmark Leave a Comment

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Our Christmas Guardians.
Some of them aren’t home for holiday.
By Ralph Peters
Each year at Christmas, we remember our troops, far from home, standing be tween us and the latest Herods out to slaughter the innocents.
As a former soldier, my thoughts are with the “ground pounders” out there, whether in Iraq, Afghanistan or Fort Hood, Texas. The [...]

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Ben Bernanke: Bust of the Year – by Vasko Kohlmayer

December 24, 2009 By Vasko Kohlmayer 10 Comments

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Why should we expect the Fed Chairman to solve a crisis he didn’t see coming?

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Islamic Radicalization U.S.A. – by Ryan Mauro

December 22, 2009 By Ryan Mauro 24 Comments

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2009 witnessed a frightening spike in homegrown terrorist activity.

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Homegrown Insurgency – by Paul Sperry

December 17, 2009 By Paul Sperry 43 Comments

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Move over Europe, radicalization is happening here.

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Emperor Obama’s Health Bill Has No Clothes – by Dick Morris

December 17, 2009 By Dick Morris 6 Comments

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ObamaCare has been stripped of its most pernicious features.

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