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Lisa Fabrizio

Lisa Fabrizio is a freelance writer from Stamford, Connecticut. She receives e-mail at: mailbox@lisafab.com.

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» Created Equal

By Lisa Fabrizio | Published 08/5/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated

It proves what our Founding Fathers stated in the Declaration of Independence: that all men are created equal. There is no difference between the races when each is given the same chance to grasp the reins of power--a power that can easily corrupt the best of us.

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» A Paeon to the Printed Page

By Lisa Fabrizio | Published 07/29/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated

But my suggestion to the young is to pick up a real book, love it, and reread it until its pages are yellow and dog-eared and then pass it on to someone else.

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» Journalism and the War of Words

By Lisa Fabrizio | Published 07/2/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated

The world of political journalism has radically changed in the post-World War II decades. The methods, the tone, and the very role of media have morphed over time, although political reporters have always been prone to liberal leanings.

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» The World's Game, but Not Mine

By Lisa Fabrizio | Published 06/18/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated

Political writer Lisa Fabrizio often gets great enjoyment from sports. But today she writes about a sport that doesn't have much joy for her.

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» Reagan Days

By Lisa Fabrizio | Published 06/4/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated

Ronald Reagan himself wrote this on compromise in his autobiography: “If you got seventy-five or eighty percent of what you were asking for, I say, you take it and fight for the rest later, and that's what I told these radical conservatives who never got used to it.”

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» A Tale of Three States

By Lisa Fabrizio | Published 05/27/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated

So in New York and Connecticut, things are looking up for those of us tired of big government, high taxes and other countless manifestations of the tender mercies of the Nanny State. And if by some chance our November dreams don't come true, we can always move to New Jersey.

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» Obama and "The Blame Game"

By Lisa Fabrizio | Published 05/21/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated

Now some might say that Barack Obama's prior career as a political activist has not supplied him with the necessary credentials to preach to any and all segments of the private sector, and they would be correct.

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» What Liberals Really Think of Us

By Lisa Fabrizio | Published 04/18/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated

Yes, America, this is what liberals truly think of us, although they will vehemently deny it.

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» Sowing Seeds of Dissension

By Lisa Fabrizio | Published 04/1/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated

So, mean right-winger Tea Partiers are hurting the feelings of our sainted elected officials in Washington. There are rumors of intimidation, death threats, and--horror of horrors--inappropriate language.

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» The Republican Platform: Vive La Difference

By Lisa Fabrizio | Published 03/25/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated

We need to feed on that energy by making clear that there are huge differences between the parties. The published platforms need to be circulated far and wide for all to see and read. This is a recipe for a truly sweeping victory in November.

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Blogs by this Author

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Declaration of Independence (From Liberals)

Published 07/7/2007

When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among ...

Conservative Blackout?

Published 01/6/2008

Back in the early days of the 2000 presidential campaign, right after John McCain beat George W. Bush in the New Hampshire primary, there were many dire media pred...

Revisiting the Classic 1939 Film, "The Women"

Published 10/3/2008

Many movie fans consider 1939 the greatest ever in the history of American filmmaking and it would be hard to argue the point. In the days before Hollywood d...

Super Bowl Beefs

Published 02/11/2010

I’m as big a sports fan as the next person when it comes to my favorite teams. And I’ve had some good luck in rooting for the Yankees and m...

The Summer Game: Baseball

Published 02/19/2010

Now that the NFL season is thankfully behind us with all of its macho violence and general inanity, we can finally look forward to the end of winter. While I...

All About Those Hollywood Plots Today

Published 04/25/2010

The other day, a friend asked if I had seen a recent broadcast of "All About Eve" on television. We laughed as we recalled how many times we’d se...

Return to Hollywood

Published 04/30/2010

It’s not often that I write a column in answer to feedback from a previous column, but last week's piece on Hollywood generated a great deal of c...

Speaking of Sports...

Published 05/14/2010

The late Howard Cosell is reported to once have opined that “Sports is the toy department of life,'' meaning that watching sports was a way to sl...

Hot Fun in the Summertime

Published 07/15/2010

Summertime means many things to many people. For some it’s time for a few days to get together with family and friends to beat the heat; to other...

How to Party in November

Published 07/22/2010

It had to happen. The Tea Partiers--a term which covers a whole range of folks from conservatives to libertarians whose uniting commonality is a biting...

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