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The way we were: Goodbye to all that?

Sunday, 21 October 2012 15:56 by Bill Moloney
(New York City)  This city was diverse before diversity was cool.  It embodies the Melting Pot. It was what Emma Lazarus was seeing when she penned those immortal words that adorn the Lady with the Lamp in the city’s harbor. It is all... [More]
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Gallup Poll Shows War-on-Women Strategy Not Working

Thursday, 18 October 2012 04:20 by Krista Kafer
During this election season, the Left’s appeals to me as a woman have been below the belt. Literally. The Colorado Democratic Party has sent me three mailers in the past few weeks about birth control. I have yet to receive anything that appeals... [More]
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Bill Clinton's twilight zone of economic unreality

Friday, 12 October 2012 15:07 by Melanie Sturn
('76 Contributor) Beyond the realm of inconvenient truths, there's a dimension to which Bill Clinton occasionally retreats. It's a dimension of fertile imaginations, sound bites and mind games whose boundaries the gullible determine. In this wondrous... [More]
Categories:   Economics
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'Central planning' blazoned across grinning Joe's forehead

Friday, 12 October 2012 14:50 by Buz Koelbel
('76 Contributor) Never before have I realized that a face can be so revealing. In watching the vice-presidential debate, Joe Biden's face said it all. It smacked of rudeness, disrespect, condescension, impatience, and somewhat juvenile. These are tr... [More]
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Solution for California gas prices is underfoot

Friday, 12 October 2012 10:45 by William Watson
  (CCU Faculty) This past summer we rented a house along the California coast north of LA.  The two things I remember most from our vacation were the shockingly high gas prices and the oil residue we had to scrub off our feet after going in... [More]
Categories:   Energy | Environment
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Dems totally unserious about our spending addiction

Friday, 12 October 2012 10:40 by Jay Ambrose
  (Centennial Fellow) Good grief, says an Obama campaign struggling to regain its footing after a bad debate stumble, Mitt Romney said he wants to strip Big Bird of federal funding, and that would be awful. What could really be awful -- a tip... [More]
Categories:   2012 | Deficits & debt | Obama | Romney
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Our failed experiment with change for its own sake

Tuesday, 2 October 2012 15:06 by Richard Wenglarz
  ('76 Contributor) We have been privileged. We have lived in the most abundant and powerful country in the history of mankind. But we are also experiencing developing conditions that imperil our nation. In the span of 50 years, many still livin... [More]
Categories:   America
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Obama or Romney? We'll soon know

Friday, 28 September 2012 12:29 by Admin
Forty days from the presidential election, conservative Republican John Andrews and liberal Democrat Susan Barnes-Gelt went up on Colorado Public Television with another round of Head On mini-debates over the politics of 2012, especially the race for... [More]
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The American Dream

Thursday, 27 September 2012 17:27 by Krista Kafer
What do the words “American Dream” call to mind? A home with a car in the driveway (perhaps another in the garage), a couple of kids and a golden retriever? A job you like, that pays well, and employs your talents? Or is something less ta... [More]
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Left & right agree for once: Colorado taxed enough already

Thursday, 27 September 2012 03:18 by Admin
  It's something new and notable in Colorado politics: An unapologetic liberal and an unwavering conservative agreeing in spite of themselves that tax increases for metro-Denver municipalities and school districts on the November ballot are an o... [More]