July 1, 2010 Interview of Bartle Bull, life-long Democrat and liberal civil rights attorney speaking out against Black Panther ruling by the Department of Justice http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/america-live/index.html#/v/4267253/civil-rights-attorney-on-accusations-vs-doj/?playlist_id=87651
Washington Post America’s new culture war: Free enterprise vs. government control By Arthur C. Brooks Sunday, May 23, 2010; B01 America faces a new culture war. This is not the culture war of the 1990s. It is not a fight over guns, gays or abortion. Those old battles have been eclipsed by a new struggle
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American Spectator A Tale of Three States By Lisa Fabrizio on 5.26.10 @ 6:08AM Folks outside of the Northeast have long been perplexed by an apparent electoral anomaly; for years, these states that consistently send liberals to Congress have chosen Republicans as their governors. The GOP has held the title in Connecticut since 1995 while
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An audio recording of a woman with definitely liberal beliefs calling in to a conservative talk show host. Unbelievable! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jg0pDPK56Ys
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Washington Times April 27, 2010 . Race and the Tea Parties Why engage the tea partiers’ ideas when you can just call them white? Opponents of the popular expression of conservative opposition to big government — the tea-party movement — regularly note that tea partiers are overwhelmingly white. This is intended to disqualify the tea parties
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The New Fat Cats The indefensible pensions of public-sector employees. BY Fred Barnes May 3, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 31 John Edwards was right. There are two Americas, just not his two (the rich and powerful versus everyone else). The real divide today is, on one side, the 20 million people who work for state
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MAY 3, 2010 When Problems Persist By VINCENT J. CANNATO In March 1965, a young political appointee in the Labor Department named Daniel Patrick Moynihan wrote a report warning of high levels of out-of-wedlock births in the black community. “The Negro Family: The Case for National Action,” as the report was officially titled, noted that
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Thoughts on Gorism Posted By Victor Davis Hanson On May 2, 2010 From the Sanctimonious to the Ridiculous I think sometime this year elite radical environmentalism died. And at about the same time perished also the notion of the man in the mansion as the man on the barricades. Let me explain. Gorism We all
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The American Spectator The Terror Spectator Jon Stewart Flunks His Spartacus Test By Jeffrey Lord on 4.27.10 @ 6:08AM “I am Spartacus.” It is one of the iconic lines from an iconic film. Remember Spartacus? The 1960 Stanley Kubrick film based on a Howard Fast novel about a slave rebellion back in the glory days
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