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  • 04/17/2012

    Get a Job!

    Hillary Rosen's dismissive comments about Mrs. Romney indicate that the only value she assigns to women's work is the dollar value determined by the marketplace.

    13 comments
  • 04/05/2012

    The Triumph of Greed

    Capitalism has become the blunt instrument of unrestrained greed. This is the spirit of social Darwinism run amok. Only the strong survive, while concern for one's neighbor or for "the common good" is pooh-poohed as weakness masquerading as altruism.

    23 comments
  • 03/30/2012

    Aborting Women's Rights

    For years, feminists have maintained that women will not be truly free or equal unless they are free to abort their unborn children.

    83 comments | Tags Abortion missions
  • 03/03/2012

    Obama's Birth Control Bait and Switch

    What is happening here is more than mere politics as usual, it represents a fundamental attack on liberty in which the United States government is using its coercive power in an illegal manner to impose a controversial ideology on its citizens.

    20 comments | Tags Abortion Barack Obama
  • 02/22/2012

    Dare to Dream

    We live in an era of unprecedented cynicism, yet we are also blessed to live in a country that forever redefined what it means to dream big. My hat's off to those modern day heroes among us who've dared to take on the odds

  • 01/24/2012

    Newt Turns the Tables

    Gingrich has often complained of "gotcha journalism," in which the media is more interested in asking questions designed to embarrass the candidate rather than elicit information or illumination.

    7 comments
  • 01/10/2012

    Beware the Myth of Inevitability

    In politics, frontrunners love to promote the myth of inevitability. Basically Romney's argument goes like this: I am ahead, I have the money, and I have the support of the establishment so let's not kid ourselves.

    Tags 2012 Race
  • 12/20/2011

    Tebowing v. Showboating

    Humility is not a virtue readily found in America today – especially on the field of play. A football player makes a touchdown, a forward slam dunks the ball, or a designated hitter rockets a grand slam out of the park, and it's all about high-stepping, chest-bumping, trash-talking and other over-the-top behaviors intended to send the message, "I am the greatest."

    4 comments
  • 12/14/2011

    Ron Paul: Plain 'Ole Vanilla

    The GOP primary process has been chaotic, resulting in ups and downs for candidates and voters alike.

    4 comments | Tags 2012 Race
  • 12/07/2011

    Pride and Prejudice?

    How is it that mere rumors of sexual misconduct can destroy one man's campaign, while a confirmed serial adulterer can rise to popular prominence notwithstanding the troubling character issues that dog his past?

    1 comments | Tags 2012 Race
  • 11/22/2011

    Planned Parenthood: Agent of Destruction

    So powerful has our delusion about the reality of abortion become – and so powerful the pro-abortion lobby behind Planned Parenthood – that our elected representatives allocate hundreds of millions of dollars each year to Planned Parenthood.

    1 comments | Tags Abortion
  • 11/11/2011

    Turning Up the Heat on Herman

    Since the beginning of his meteoric rise to political stardom, Herman Cain has worn his lack of political experience like a badge of honor. That same lack of experience, however, likely accounts for Mr. Cain's rather inept response to allegations that he was the subject of complaints of sexual harassment

    Tags 2012 Race
  • 11/01/2011

    Abortion: An Inconvenient Truth

    For decades now, the "pro-choice" movement has successfully distorted the abortion debate by ignoring the essential question – is an unborn child a living human or isn't it?

  • 10/26/2011

    Mission Accomplished?

    What, precisely, have we accomplished? Is America safer and more secure today than we were before the Iraqi intervention?

  • 10/11/2011

    Are Mormons Christian?

    Since religious truth claims have eternal consequences, isn't it in the public interest to examine the merits of those claims?

    6 comments | Tags Theology
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