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  • 01/28/2011

    The GOP's Selective Constitutionalism

    For many years now, America's civil justice system has been on the losing side of the public relations battle.

  • 01/15/2011

    Why Waste a Good Tragedy?

    It is at times like these that we truly cease to be Republican or Democrat, and should be able to grieve together simply as Americans.

  • 01/08/2011

    The Diversity Police Are at It Again

    An alarm has been sounded for Republicans who advocate big-government, abortion, gay marriage, and gun control: Take heed! The GOP is being taken over by (gasp!) actual conservatives!

  • 12/17/2010

    Restrained by the Constitution

    Each and every American should be glad to live in a country where the government is restrained from overreaching into the lives of its citizens.

  • 12/11/2010

    The Fine Art of Seduction

    Let the American people take note: the wooing has begun. The seduction of this year's congressional freshman class looks innocuous enough to the inexperienced eye.

  • 12/04/2010

    Balancing Rights: Privacy vs. Life

    The right of individuals to be free from unwarranted government intrusion in their private affairs is highly prized by all Americans, but that right is not absolute.

  • 11/27/2010

    The Good Life is Found in Jesus Christ

    Americans spend a lot of time and energy pursuing "the good life," and thanks to the "Mad Men" of the advertising world, we have a pretty good idea of what the good life looks like

  • 11/20/2010

    The Road Ahead: Tax and Spend or Cut and Save?

    If we are unwilling to make the sacrifices necessary to rein in government spending and regain fiscal solvency, then we better get used to high taxes, high unemployment, and greater government intrusion into our everyday lives.

  • 11/13/2010

    Hell No, She Won't Go!

    Democrats know that allowing Pelosi to retain her position as the top Democrat in the House would send a terrible message to the Republicans, and a worse message to the American people.

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  • 11/06/2010

    Change and Hope

    When the American people find themselves at the polls again in 2012, how can we know that our voice was heard in 2010?

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  • 10/30/2010

    Left's Tolerance Limited to Liberals

    The Good Book tells us that pride goes before a fall, and with the midterm elections looming perhaps nothing encapsulates the truth of this maxim more than the leadership of the Democrat Party and its constituency of liberal media elites.

  • 10/24/2010

    Multiculturalism: Political Correctness Run Amok

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel set the tongues of pundits wagging this week when she declared that multiculturalism has “utterly failed” in Germany. Multiculturalism is, of course, one of the sacraments Secularism.

  • 10/15/2010

    Elder Abuse: America's Dirty Secret

    As senior citizens comprise an ever increasing percentage of our nation’s population, the need is greater than ever to draw attention to a little discussed, little known epidemic in American health care.

  • 10/09/2010

    What Goes Around, Comes Around

    The quest for victory in politics and the power it brings often brings out the worst in people.

  • 10/02/2010

    Bring in the Clowns

    Was Colbert's testimony humorous? Sure. Was it appropriate? Absolutely not.

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