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'Battle for America' joined by Giles & Stevens

Monday, 30 April 2012 14:32 by Sunana Batra
I’m  plagued with a wandering mind.  I find most speakers unsensational and my mind goes sideways about the people I am dutifully supposed to listen to.  I wonder what they had for breakfast, what they wanted to be when they were... [More]

Ten reasons America needs partisan politics

Sunday, 29 April 2012 08:10 by John Andrews
(Denver Post, Apr. 29) If I undertook to write about partisan politics for dummies, I’d immediately have your attention.  Many people think that’s all partisan politics is for.  It’s everyone’s favorite pun... [More]
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'No they can't' legislate utopia, Stossel tells VALS

Sunday, 22 April 2012 03:21 by Sunana Batra
  As part of his 20-day book tour to promote No They Can't. John Stossel, Fox Business Network host and commentator, spoke to attendees of the Values-Aligned Leadership Summit on Wednesday, April 18th put on by Colorado Christian University.&nbs... [More]

Among the Civil War ghosts

Thursday, 19 April 2012 17:12 by Bill Moloney
  (Hilton Head, S.C.) As the United States moves through the second of its four years of commemorating the sesquicentennial of its’ Civil War (1861-1865) it is instructive to reflect on the interplay of History and national memory. For tho... [More]
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Professor Obama flunks constitutional law

Sunday, 15 April 2012 12:22 by Mark Hillman
  Isn’t it ironic that the Smartest President Ever – according to one historian – can say something so ridiculous that most high school civics students would recognize his statements to be hogwash? After the Supreme Court concl... [More]
Categories:   Constitution | Courts | Health care
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Head On TV: Unlimited government dismays Americans

Saturday, 14 April 2012 13:02 by John Andrews
The lesson already from Supreme Court deliberations over the constitutionality of Obamacare is that unlimited government makes most Americans queasy, says John Andrews in the April round of Head On TV debates. No, replies Susan Barnes-Gelt, the big t... [More]

Vanity Fair: Passing through or settling in?

Saturday, 14 April 2012 12:39 by John Andrews
  What we generally take for granted as "the world around us," the great John Bunyan described figuratively as a colorful, raucous, irresistible riot of carnal commerce called Vanity Fair.  The whole thing, he warned, is set up to turn us f... [More]

MSM discredits itself with Trayvon Martin coverage

Sunday, 8 April 2012 10:06 by Jay Ambrose
  (Centennial fellow) Almost every Friday morning, a friend and I get together for strong coffee and bracing political discussion, and sometimes he will say journalists lie. No, I respond -- they make mistakes and their biases pop through their ... [More]
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Keeping America unsafe

Sunday, 8 April 2012 09:41 by Jay DiNapoli
('76 Contributor) According to news reports, the Obama reelection campaign will take the offensive against likely Republican nominee Mitt Romney on matters of national security.  It's an unusual ploy for any Democrat seeking the White House... [More]

America's body politic deeply infected by progressivism

Sunday, 8 April 2012 09:32 by Erin Shumaker
  (CCU Student) Americans have created a culture where we don’t like to be pushed around, where we value our ability to make decisions for ourselves. This ideal is reflected heavily in popular culture, where our most well-known characters ... [More]
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