THE AMERICAN SPECTATOR The Obama Watch Closing Time at the Club of Disaffection By Andrew B. Wilson on 10.29.10 Last call for drinks. Last chance to find someone new before the night is done. It’s closing time at the Club of Disaffection. I spent a good deal of time at this club during the turbulent
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Promoting perversity as diversity For the ACLU, better dead drunk than religious By Robert Knight The Washington Times Friday, October 8, 2010 Despite the American Civil Liberties Union’s (ACLU) effort to censor a “religious” speaker, Nebraska high school students got to hear a compelling account of why they should not drink and drive from a
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PURPLE CRAYON Saturday, October 30, 2010 Social Justice in Our Public Schools Wondering why your kid’s teacher took all the new school supplies you painstakingly bought and labeled, and sent to school with your kid? And dumped them unceremoniously into a common bin? Social so-called “justice” has weaseled its way deep into your child’s classroom,
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October 28, 2010 – carolinajournal.com Carolina Journal Exclusive Tax Foundation Ranks N.C. Business Tax Climate 10th Worst in Nation By CJ Staff RALEIGH — North Carolina earns the dubious distinction this week of joining the Tax Foundation’s list of the top 10 states with the worst business tax climates. The John Locke Foundation’s top budget
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At Harvard, Groupthink About Islam A liberal editor stands accused of anti-Muslim bigotry. By RUTH R. WISSE Last Saturday, at a university-sponsored event to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Harvard’s Committee on Degrees in Social Studies, a group of former students launched a research fund in honor of Martin Peretz, a former teacher in the
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OCTOBER 5, 2010 Hating ‘Superman’ Teachers unions are on the moral defensive. The new film “Waiting for ‘Superman’” is getting good reviews for its portrayal of children seeking alternatives to dreadful public schools, and to judge by the film’s opponents it is having an impact. Witness the scene on a recent Friday night in front
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Dale R. Folwell N.C. House of Representatives District 74 -Winston-Salem (919) 733-5787 Dale.Folwell@ncleg.net A list of legislation I introduced & passed into law from 2005 – 2009 Education Simplify Building Standards for Pre-K Classes– This bill saves the state and property tax payers money because Pre-K classrooms will not have to be refitted or renovated
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MORRISSEY: Congressional Black Caucus nepotism Texas congresswoman fibs about sending charity cash to her grandkids By Ed Morrissey The Washington Times September 8, 2010 Associated Press Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, Texas Democrat, says her violations of scholarship rules were unintentional. Question of the Day Credit the Dallas Morning News for its determination to get to
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David Limbaugh Obama’s Burden of Being So Bright Fri, Sep, 03, 2010 Sorry, but I can’t allow Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius’ statement that “we have a lot of re-education to do” slip by without comment. It’s amusing when avowed leftists don’t even recognize the Marxist buzzwords they’re sputtering. Sebelius is attributing the
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