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Ground Zero Mosque: Not About Religious Freedom
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Muslims are certainly within their constitutional rights to build a mosque there if they desire. The question is whether they ought to. The issue is one of propriety, not religious freedom.
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Obama's Latest Outrage Against Arizona and America
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In Obama’s despicable world, America is no longer a nation with legal boundaries, put in place to preserve and protect its assets and its culture for the ultimate service of its own citizens. Instead, it is merely an accumulation of ill gotten material wealth, which should be rightly distributed among those who covet a portion of it.
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What Drove James Jay Lee?
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On September 1, James Jay Lee stormed into the Discovery Channel’s office and took several hostages. He had a long list of grievances, most related to the human population and the environment. His rhetoric made him sound more like a real-life ''Kodos the Executioner'' than an environmental activist.
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Our Failing Public Schools
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Saul Alinsky has said that teacher organizers must commit to a ''singleness of purpose.'' Not serving the needs of parents and children, but serving the ''ability to build a (political) power base.'' That they have done.
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Islam Is Not a Religion; It Is Foreign Law
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What legitimate religion would demand that its members either kill or convert people of other faiths? What legitimate religion is intent on imposing its own laws on the rest of the entire world? If Islam were just about praying to Allah and worshiping Mohammed and nothing more, we would not be having a problem with Islamism and Islamic terrorists. Islam has a global mission to take over and run the world according to Islamic Shariah law. How can we call that a religion?
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Prime-time Obama: Self-Congratulatory and Self-Delusionary
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What has become clear is that politicians stand ready to denounce the troops the moment things get tough, and then rush in to claim victory after the shooting stops and the battle is won.
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Crimes and Misdemeanors
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The fact remains that Jerry Brown, who was dubbed “Governor Moonbeam” by the late Chicago columnist Mike Royko, has spent his entire adult life running for everything but the bus.
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Shamefully Shredding Military Voting Rights
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It is unbelievable to me that I even have to mention such a thing as the right for our overseas military personnel to get their votes counted in time for elections, but I do. We saw the absurdity in the 2008 election where 17,000 votes (that we know of) of overseas military votes were not counted for the general presidential election.
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Seven Myths About Conservatives
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This country has been successful not only because of the innate decency, creativity, and independence of the American people, but because of Christianity, capitalism, and conservatism. Unfortunately, all too often these days, conservatives spend the majority of our time correcting myths, misinformation, and misrepresentations about the movement instead of explaining our principles to people.
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Time to START Standing Up for America
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Among the dangers lurking in Congress's fall session and lame duck session will be Obama's demand that the Senate rush to ratify the treaty called New START, which he signed with the Russians in Prague last April. This treaty is not only a bad idea, it's downright dangerous to U.S. national security.
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Hostage Taker James Jay Lee: Al Gore Made Him Do It?
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A man who was allegedly angry with the Discovery Channel's environmental lineup, and entered the company's national headquarters outside Washington, D.C., and took several people hostage at gunpoint, was negatively influenced by Al Gore's film "An Inconvenient Truth."
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Summer of Economic Discontent
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The administration's ''summer of recovery'' has fizzled in almost every way imaginable. The growth rate is less than half what it was at this stage after the 1974-75 and 1981-82 recessions.
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Why Wall Street Donors Are Deserting Obama
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That the honeymoon between Washington and Wall Street has turned to bitter recriminations is not news, given that the administration had long pledged to revamp Wall Street regulation in the wake of a crisis that rattled the global financial system.
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Thomas Sowell: The Mosque Controversy
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What may surprise some people is that the American taxpayer is currently financing a trip to the Middle East by the imam who is pushing this project, so that he can raise the money to build it. The State Department is subsidizing his travel.
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How Republicans Will Win the Senate
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Below is the latest column from Dick Morris giving a noteworthy summary of the current races for U.S. Senate. It also contains a "press release" announcement from Morris about how others can receive free his regular columns about politics and Washington.
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Huge Beck Rally Signals Trouble for Democrats
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If Democrats had doubts about the voter unrest that threatens to rob them of their majority in Congress, they needed only look from the Capitol this weekend to the opposite end of the National Mall at the foot of the Lincoln Memorial for conservative commentator Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" rally.
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California's Gift of Shame
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How IOUs, layoffs, late payments, and other bad news may still save the Golden State.
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The ''Kiss'' Answer to the Cordoba Mosque Question
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When arguing against those who support building the Islamic mosque in close proximity to where the Twin Towers fell, because liberals feel it is the constitutional right of Muslims to build it: Just employ the "Kiss" (Keep It Simple, Stupid) principle. Just give them the facts.
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Scott Wheeler: Muslim by Default
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Had the mainstream media done their job investigating Barack Obama during the last election, then Americans might have a better handle on even the basic dimensions of America's 44th president.
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David Limbaugh on ''So, Is He a Christian?''
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My new book, "Crimes Against Liberty," has just been released, and in many of my radio interviews, hosts have been asking me whether I believe Barack Obama is a Christian or a Muslim. Though I don't address that subject in my book, I'll take a stab at it here.
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