Why the Right Fears Transforming America
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The giveaway regarding presidential candidate Barack Obama’s plans for America was his repeated use of the words “fundamentally transform.”
Were lives ever in danger from burning bibles?
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The top US commander in Afghanistan has warned that troops’ lives will be in danger if an American church sticks to its plan to burn copies of the Koran.
The Gay Hit Piece on Palin
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Ruth Marcus of The Washington Post accuses Sarah Palin of offending homosexuals when she remarked that the author of a Vanity Fair hatchet job about her was “impotent and limp and gutless.”
Government Efficiency
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I recently criticized the idea that policymakers should focus their attention on making government more “efficient.” Instead, I argued that policymakers should focus their reform efforts on reducing government’s size.
Our Dying Constitution
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Our Constitution is almost dead. It is being killed by judges who ignore the actual text of the document but find heretofore unknown devices in its “penumbras and emanations.”
Ahhhh – true love
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When Kristian Anderson was diagnosed with cancer he opted for a unique way to show how much he loved his wife on her birthday.
The Revolt of the Bourgeois tea party
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Tea partiers are mad as heck, and they’re letting the world know — politely. The tea party’s detractors want to paint it as radical, when at bottom it represents the self-reliant, industrious heart of American life.
Malkin on Ground Zero mosque debacle
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Sean Hannity interviews Michelle Malkin on the growing controversy surrounding the ground zero mosque developer, the imam and the religious double standard.
Marriage still a winning issue for GOP
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Judging by the tenor of media coverage, you’d think traditional marriage was a failing issue for the GOP. But it’s not. To date, 30 states have adopted marriage amendments, including several deep blue states. Those campaigns often have aided moderate Republicans by turning out a base that otherwise would have stayed home.
Liberals Losing the Culture Wars
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For decades, liberals won the culture wars and, consequently most of the elections that reshaped America. More than politics is changing in this crossroads year of 2010—Americans are reasserting traditional culture. You won’t read or see it in the mainstream media, but this fact is driving the political story.
Lawyers eliminating swing sets?
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Fearing lawsuits over injuries, a West Virginia county is removing swing sets from elementary schools. A minor, local issue? No. America’s litigious society has changed the way kids play.
Public TV Hijacked by Foreign Propagandists
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About 30 non-commercial TV stations around the U.S. are airing programs from Al Jazeera English, the Kremlin’s “Russia Today” and other foreign state-controlled instruments of propaganda.
We’re in a pitchfork mood
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We are at the end of our patience with being lied to, having our wealth redistributed, country invaded by illegals, states rights pre-empted, a Progressive Agenda shoved down our throats, our allies insulted and the citizenry lied to.
Voted Obama? Embarrassed yet?
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A billboard in Ozark County, Missouri has drawn hate speech and even death threats say the owners of the business that paid to put it up.
How Barack Obama Became Mr. Unpopular
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As one White House aide puts it, “It was sort of fake.” In more confiding moments, aides admit that the peak of Obama’s popularity may have been inflated, a fleeting result of elation at the prospect of change and national pride in electing the first African-American President.


