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July 31, 2009
Sarah Palin: A Leader Without A PartyStuart Williamson
The Democrats -- and the Republicans too -- may find the next stage of Sarah Palin's public career uncomfortable.
True to form, Sarah Palin, her Governorship behind her, clearly and forthrightly declared her intent: to take up arms... More
True to form, Sarah Palin, her Governorship behind her, clearly and forthrightly declared her intent: to take up arms... More
July 31, 2009
Caution: Trolls at WorkJeanette Colville
Haunting the comments sections of conservative websites, trolls come in several varieties. More
July 31, 2009
Hope, Change and IranKen Blackwell
Now that Americans voted for hope and change, we can see the results daily. Just look at the Obama administration's Iran policy: It changes almost every week. More
July 31, 2009
Bernanke's Harmful monetary policyJohn Chapman
America has a tiger by the tail, and the ride is going to be awfully hazzardous. More
July 31, 2009
Time for a Military Suffrage MovementKeli Carender
Remember the last election and all the rhetoric from the Democrats about making sure every vote counted? It turns out that the brave men and women of our military are the most disenfranchised group of voters today More
July 31, 2009
Obama's birth debate: It's about loyaltyJames Lewis
No judge is going to question the Constitutional qualifications of an elected president. I'm sorry, but that's the practical reality. And yet the Obama "birther" debate is important. More
July 30, 2009
Work, Jobs, and WorthBruce Walker
The Left has long confused work, jobs, and worth. The Stimulus Package, the grand catastrophe, was intended to create and preserve jobs that could make America poorer, not richer More
July 30, 2009
Will the Real Golpistas Please Stand Up?Maggie Petito
The U.S. Embassy in Tegucigalpa, Honduras continues to proclaim the legitimate government of Roberto Micheletti as golpistas -- which in Latin society means far more than coup plotters. More
July 30, 2009
Cops and feelingsLloyd Marcus
President Obama's refusal to apologize to America's police sends a horrible message to black America. More
July 30, 2009
Obama FailsJ.R. Dunn
The stimulus shares one major element with every other program this administration has come up with: they have all been tried before, and they have all failed. More
July 30, 2009
Skinned Cats and TyrantsJoseph Ashby
As the old saying goes, there's more than one way to skin a cat. By the same token, there is more than one way to lose liberty. Specifically, liberty can be taken away or given away. More
July 30, 2009
The President's Warped Foreign PolicyJoel J. Sprayregen
If Obama rushed to judgment without knowing all the facts about an arrest in Cambridge, what does this tell us about the basis for his foreign policy pronouncements? More
July 30, 2009
Black Market Judicial PhilosophyMark J. Fitzgibbons
Some called it a confirmation conversion. At times during her confirmation hearings, Judge Sotomayor sounded as if she could have been Chief Justice John Roberts' sister. More
July 29, 2009
Do Doctors Really Support a Public Plan Option?Steven Goldfien MD
Once crucial flaw in the present Medicare system may be preventing the profession from taking a strong stand in opposition to a public plan option More
July 29, 2009
July 29, 2009
The political alchemy of BirtherismJoel B. Pollak
Rather than propelling Republicans to power, the "Birther" theory is being used by Democrats and their media allies to isolate and undermine the opposition. More
July 29, 2009
Extorting Big OilJanet Levy
On the surface, it has all the makings of a classic David vs. Goliath tale -- an ostensibly exploitative multinational oil company plundering the pristine rain forests of impoverished, indigenous inhabitants. More
July 29, 2009
Palin's Commencement AddressPamela Geller
Sarah Palin's Farewell Address as Governor of Alaska Sunday was no farewell address at all. It was just the beginning; it was a commencement address. More
July 29, 2009
A Health Care Offer We Can't RefuseCarol Peracchio
Be afraid. Be very afraid. More
July 28, 2009
Barack's 'Teachable Moment'Jeannie DeAngelis
While inconsolable family members bid farewell to a fallen New Jersey police hero, at a Washington DC press conference Barack Obama reminded Americans of law enforcement's history of racial injustice. More
July 28, 2009
Ayn Rand: 'Goddess of the Market'Richard Baehr
Ayn Rand's books are suddenly hot, and her ideas too, as the statist menace looms. More
July 28, 2009
Did the CIA 'Cook the Books' on Iran?Herbert E. Meyer
Do you remember that 2007 U.S. National Intelligence Estimate which concluded -- to virtually everyone's astonishment -- that four years earlier Iran had suspended its nuclear weapons program? More
July 28, 2009
Obama Music Dropping On the Pop ChartsHarold Witkov
Could it be the President's love songs are no longer popular? More
July 28, 2009
The Diplomacy of JackalsLance Fairchok
Enabling tyrants is never wise. More
July 28, 2009
An Unraveling PresidencyBruce Walker
Obama has descended rapidly from the Magnificent to the Monotonous. More
July 28, 2009
In the Name of Global WarmingDon Blankenship
Say what they will, "global warming" is neither a reality nor a religion. It is instead a "superstition." More
July 27, 2009
Just how smart is Obama?Clarice Feldman
Just how smart is the President? . I say: let's look at the evidence. More
July 27, 2009
The Small Business SolutionBruce Walker
Obama's efforts to "help" the economy are focused almost solely on propping up giant corporations and vast labor unions. Republicans should be staking out the promotion of small business More
July 27, 2009
As Racists Go, We are Rank AmateursC. Edmund Wright
Mr. President, history and reality teach us that as racists go, we are, frankly, rank amateurs. And I am sick and tired of Ivy League elites like you and Professor Gates pretending otherwise. More
July 27, 2009
The Truth About Cops and RaceMichael Filozof
Bigoted white cops picking on poor, innocent blacks, just like Selma, Ala. in 1963. Really? Perhaps Mr. Obama, who lives in a bubble, ought to get out into the real world and get his facts straight More
July 27, 2009
Impersonating a VictimW. R. Wansley
Professor Henry Louis Gates discovered he was about "50% white". He said that this was quote, "To my astonishment and horror...". More
July 27, 2009
Racism is a history lesson, not current eventsBob Weir
When I became a cop in 1964, the job was very different; racism was not only tolerated, it was often nurtured by veteran and superior officers. More
July 27, 2009
Hoven's Index: Obama's First Six MonthsRandall Hoven
A "Harper's Index" type of index of the progress made under President Obama so far. In some cases, data from other time periods are given to provide context. More
July 26, 2009
Silent No MorePeggy Shapiro
Christian Zionists from a multitude of denominations gathered last week in Washington, DC More
July 26, 2009
How to deal with copsWesley Clark, MD
Black or white, a citizen can greatly reduce his grief in a police encounter, by understanding the psychodynamics of the confrontation, and the rules that govern authoritarian interactions. More
July 26, 2009
Useless EatersJohn Griffing
While Americans worry over government insurance plans, longer waits for treatment, and "healthcare rationing," a more sinister agenda lurks in the shadows of the healthcare bill now before the House of Representatives. More
July 26, 2009
MSNBC Chief: You're might be a racist if...William Tate
Is there any way to doubt Barack Obama without being called a racist? More
July 26, 2009
Indulging crazinessJames Lewis
We have been taught to indulge craziness. It's supposed to show that we're "compassionate". Psychiatrists know this: If you let crazy folks set the rules, you have to get crazy right along with them. More
July 26, 2009
Forty Years After Landing on the MoonBruce Walker
I rejoice as much as any American in Neil Armstrong's famous first step on our planet's great satellite, but I also know that there is much danger in gigantic communal triumphs. More
July 26, 2009
The high cost of the simple lifeRosslyn Smith
The First Family will be vacationing on a 'sprawling gentleman's farm' on Martha's Vineyard in August.
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July 25, 2009
Obama's 'Recalibrated' InsultJan LaRue
An apology it wasn't. Even worse, Obama took the opportunity to fire off a smaller caliber insult at Crowley and his fellow cops. More
July 25, 2009
My Henry Louis Gates, Jr. MomentLarrey Anderson
If it can happen to Professor Gates and to me ... it might happen to anyone. I am talking, of course, about being handcuffed by the police in Cambridge, Mass. More
July 25, 2009
Science Fiction, Global Warming & Universal HealthcareHarold Witkov
Ever since I was a child, I have enjoyed watching aliens assault our planet Earth on both the small and large screens. More
July 25, 2009
Who Will President Obama Drum Up Hate Against Next?Lloyd Marcus
President Obama, from his bully pulpit, has created an angry mob against corporations, executives, Wall Street and the auto industry. Now supposedly racist cops. Who's next? More
July 25, 2009
Looking to the future through reviving the pastDavid Swindle
Republicans can create a coalition of the Right and the Center. And they can do it without abandoning their principles. More
July 25, 2009
Obama's a RacistKelly Anderson Wright
Yes, I said it: Obama is a racist. As the white, conservative mother of black/Mexican/white children, I know a racist when I hear one. More
July 25, 2009
Obama on Afghanistan: victory is a four-letter wordNeo-neocon
Has a US Commander in Chief ever spoken this way in the middle of a war? More
July 24, 2009
If Obama Were My FriendMiguel A. Guanipa
I am a Latino, as you may be able to tell from my name. You know; one who is constantly being harassed by the police and frequently getting stopped for dubious traffic violations because of his race. More
July 24, 2009
National Jewish Leader Turns against ObamaLeo Rennert
A huge crack has surfaced in Obama's Jewish base in the person of Alan Solow, one of the president's closest Chicago friends and long-time supporters.
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July 24, 2009
Hating Sarah Palin - and UsStuart Schwartz
The media elite hate Sarah Palin with a passion -- the same passion they have used for decades to rant about us. We are the "primitive strain," the "booboisie," or, as The New York Times put it, the "Philistines." More
July 24, 2009
Dear Mr. PresidentHeather Agins
Dear Mr. President, I am the wife of a police officer and have worked as a law enforcement dispatcher for the past three years. More
July 24, 2009
Executive Exclusion of EmpathyJeannie DeAngelis
It appears that, based on skin color, Obama leaves empathy at the door and makes snap judgments that are discriminatory, insensitive, emotionally charged and lacking full knowledge. More
July 24, 2009
Obama is the one who 'acted stupidly'Bob Weir
From the moment a police officer dons that uniform, he/she becomes a symbol of authority, and it becomes obvious very quickly that most people in a free country resent authority. More
July 23, 2009
Palestinian Rights: A WarningJoel B. Pollak
A grave injustice is being committed against the Palestinian people. Thousands are being systematically robbed of their citizenship, made stateless once more by a hard-hearted government. And it isn't Israel. More
July 23, 2009
A Platform for ChangeRandall Hoven
Guess who proposed a platform for change that contained all the points below? More
July 23, 2009
A Chemical Scare Campaign Is Good Business for SomeKen Blackwell
From the man who brought us the 'General Betray Us' ad comes a way to enrich radical environmental groups and tort lawyers. More
July 23, 2009
At the NAACP, Obama Removes His Mask of the Great UnifierLloyd Marcus
It is truly a sad day in America when the president of the United States fans the flames of racial hatred. More
July 23, 2009
Healthcare Policy, Social Justice and ThugsJohn Dale Dunn MD JD
The health care crisis in America is not about the quality of health care, but about sticker shock to people who believe in the free lunch. More
July 23, 2009
Who's Out of Touch?Christopher Chantrill
The awful truth about liberalism is its central delusion, the notion that life can be neatly organized into rational bureaucratic programs. More
July 22, 2009
The Ideological Fight of the CenturyKelcy Allen
In one corner: Saul Alinsky. In the other corner: Martin Luther King. More
July 22, 2009
Does Ted Kennedy deserve his extended cancer care?James Lewis
If ObamaCare passes in the coming weeks, you can be sure that that question will be raised for you and me, and our loved ones. More
July 22, 2009
Universal Coverage, OK - Obamacare, Not OKRandall Hoven
I am the guy who wrote A Conservative Case for Universal Health Coverage, in which I said, "I could live with universal health coverage in the US." One might think I would support Obamacare. The answer is not only "no", but "hell no".
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July 22, 2009
ObamaCare is a sick jokeJason Lee
Here are some facts that refuse to be ignored... More
July 22, 2009
India and Global WarmingBruce Walker
Secretary of State Clinton has gone to India and tried to persuade its leaders to adopt the Leftist dilettante position on carbon emissions. More
July 21, 2009
Tossing Free Honduras under the BusMaggie Petito
Costa Rican President Oscar Arias is promoting a brazen "peace plan" for Honduras that is a betrayal of democracy. More
July 21, 2009
For Mature Audiences OnlyRandy Fardal
Almost four decades ago, the 26th Amendment lowered the US voting age to 18. At the time, most neurologists believed that the human brain was fully developed by about age 12. Now we know better. More
July 21, 2009
Racial Preferences in the Democrats' Health Care BillAllan J. Favish
The Democrats' Health Care Bill contains explicit incentives for racial preferences. See the bill's lanuage (buried in 1018 pages) for yourself. More
July 21, 2009
Recipe for Economic StagnationAndrew Foy and Brenton Stransky
How to shrink the economy and standard of living, brought to you by the Obama administration. More
July 21, 2009
Taxpayers: Eat your hearts out, suckersEd Lasky
The next financial crisis the Democrats have created. Your taxes will have to go up again. And again. More
July 21, 2009
Et Tu Africa?L.E. Ikenga
For the life of me, I can't figure out why Africans are so head over heels for Obama. A week or so before Obama's trip to Ghana, Africans from all over the continent were abuzz More
July 20, 2009
One-Way Free SpeechJanet Levy
An Islamist group that advocates the overthrow of the U.S. government openly met in an American city yesterday. Critics of Islamists, meanwhile, find their free speech rights under assault. More
July 20, 2009
My turncoat GOP congressman announces for SenateNancy J. Thorner
Vote for cap and trade, and expect the GOP base to help elect him to the Senate? But the GOP elites are backing him. More
July 20, 2009
Hillary and Barack: Can this relationship be saved?Rosslyn Smith
The political marriage of convenience between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama is fraying seriously in the face of the changed political dynamic in the last few weeks. More
July 20, 2009
Not Obama's Czars but his CommissarsBruce Walker
Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany both called those vague, undefined figures appointed by the Leader to carry out his intentions "commissars" More
July 20, 2009
Welcome to Mexico, Gringos!James Lewis
I once had a minor medical procedure done in Mexico. The doc wanted to be paid in cash, and I obliged. Then I asked for a receipt. More
July 20, 2009
The Champion's TaxEric Singer
A modest proposal. More
July 19, 2009
Conservatism in defense of libertyMark Levin
Levin strikes back More
July 19, 2009
Where is the United Methodist Church on Iran?Matthew May
Some conspicuous blind spots in an activist denomination. More
July 19, 2009
ENOUGH with the Race Thing!Lloyd Marcus
Race! Race! Race! As the kids say, "Gag me with Race!" I just read my Republican Senator Mel Martinez's statement on why he is voting to confirm Sonia Sotomator More
July 19, 2009
F-22 to Japan and Israel: A debt of HonorEd Timperlake
The F-22 is the ultimate deterrent aircraft. Two of our allies faced with mortal threats need it, but may be denied access, thanks to a foolish Obama administration decision. More
July 19, 2009
For the ChildrenRandall Hoven
Hey kids. I know you're not all that interested in politics, but, God bless you, you vote. Before you vote again, please consider reading this. More
July 19, 2009
GM Bankruptcy Changes Business Rules?Beth Eiseman Grey
The taxpayer-funded bailout of the two companies and the UAW was no ordinary commercial investment, but a very generous gift from taxpayers. More
July 18, 2009
Mexico's Midterm ElectionsAllan Wall
In Mexico, every registered voter has a an official ID card, complete with photograph, fingerprint and a holographic image. It's not just the existence of the card that's important, but how it is used. More
July 18, 2009
Walter Cronkite, Vietnam, and the Decline of Media CredibilityLee Cary
From early 2008: reposting an assessment of the real historical impact of Walter Cronkite More
July 18, 2009
Private Schools for the PoorChristopher Chantrill
When President Obama visited Ghana last week, he went to teach. But what if Africa has something to teach the president about education? More
July 18, 2009
There is No HelpJudith Acosta
It's a nightmarish paradox: To urgently need help and believe that ultimately there is none. More
July 18, 2009
What's so conservative about vigilantism?David Swindle
When the action-thriller "Taken" emerged this past spring it wasn't difficult to understand why conservatives got so excited about it. More
July 18, 2009
The Main Stream Media's March Toward IrrelevanceMiguel A. Guanipa
This present scourge of shameless bias in the MSM tends to rear its ugly head whenever there is a frenzied immersion into a particular story. More
July 18, 2009
Peggy Noonan: Sarah Palin JealousStuart Schwartz
You're Peggy Noonan and you're jealous. But it's not the normal kind of jealous, the kind reserved for girlfriends who can squeeze into size 2 jeans. No, it's the kind of jealous that hurts. More
July 17, 2009
Pushing Faith out of PoliticsRyan Craig
The push to separate faith and politics should be one that is all-inclusive and is not limited to merely the Abrahamic faiths. More
July 17, 2009
What Climate Change Can Do For the LeftJoseph Bast
"We need to ask not what we can do for climate change, but to ask what climate change can do for us." More
July 17, 2009
Confessions of a gov junketeerJeanette Colville
This week's dust-up over a mere $700,000 Federal employees "group-hug" at the ritzy Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix made me chuckle. Ah, the memories that story brought back. More
July 17, 2009
Vote For DaveKen Russell
Cap and trade runs smack into reality at a beloved St. Louis bakery. More
July 17, 2009
Obama's Immoral AuthorityPamela Geller
Obama lectures us on morality, while we have watched him turn a blind eye to real torture: the unspeakable brutality, beatings and murders that the Islamic Republic of Iran is committing against people peacefully marching for liberty More
July 16, 2009
Bias you can BET onLloyd Marcus
The extreme bias of the black-oriented media serves to keep blacks on the liberal plantation. More
July 16, 2009
Sonia Sotomayor's Troubled EyesGeorge Joyce
Progressive intellectuals like Obama and Sotomayor have helped to convince much of America to replace mutual respect with partisan solidarity. More
July 16, 2009
Changing Winds at the White HouseC. Hart
Obama has adopted the Palestinian narrative, which has resulted in uncompromising opposition on the part of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas towards any attempts by Israel in jumpstarting peace negotiations. More
July 16, 2009
Albert -- the Not-So Great -- GoreBruce Walker
Think what you want about George W. Bush, but he did do this: he saved us from a Gore Presidency. More
July 16, 2009
Sophie's Choice, and Bibi'sJames Lewis
Benyamin (Bibi) Netanyahu has a fearful choice to make, like Sophie in William Styron's novel Sophie's Choice. More
July 16, 2009
Enough Is EnoughJohn Griffing
When our new President can appoint "Czars" to rule entire sections of American life without electoral accountability or even Congressional confirmation, we have entered the unholy realm of Dictatorship. More
July 15, 2009
Protecting Pelosi, not AmericaJoel B. Pollak
Democrat Jan Schakowsky of Illinois proved last week why President Barack Obama was right to threaten to veto a bill that could give more politicians access to classified briefings about covert CIA operations. More
July 15, 2009
Judicial Politics and GitmoJ. Lewis Hedges
It should be obvious that great effort is being exerted to protect the President from the embarrassing need to retract or postpone his presidential decision to swiftly close Gitmo More
July 15, 2009
The Green Suicide of the G-8William R. Hawkins
Last week's G-8 meeting in Italy confirmed the West's course of economic suicide by glolbal warming regulation. More
July 15, 2009
Why Europeans are turning against ObamaSteve McCann
On the 6th of November last, I made a wager with some of my associates in London and Zurich that within a year they would be pining for the return of George W. Bush. My friends have collectively conceded and are forwarding payment.
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July 15, 2009
Hearing Black?Kevin Jackson
A black guy in his mid-20's named Mike called into a radio show the other day, and he commented that "black people don't hear things the same way whites do." We blacks apparently "hear black." More
July 14, 2009
Jackson Idolatry and the Conservative ResponseJ. Robert Smith
Michael Jackson is just the latest in a line of dead celebrities whose freakish or tragic lives are the stuff of hero worship. More
July 14, 2009
Will Dems allow Goldman to manipulate a cap-and-trade market?William Tate
Goldman Sachs, the Wall Street leviathan that is heavily invested in the cap-and-trade carbon market scam, has admitted it has developed and used software that can manipulate such financial markets. More
July 14, 2009
Bon Voyage: Sarah's Departure Viewed From AlaskaBill Adams
Sarah Palin added to Alaska's celebration of the Fourth with what is surely a political bombshell. More
July 14, 2009
Baseball, Hotdogs, Apple Pie and... Obama?Lauri B. Regan
Is nothing sacred to Team Obama? Does the most anti-American president in the country's history have to turn everything we true blooded Americans hold dear into The Obama Show 24/7? More
July 14, 2009
Obama is Russia's New Useful IdiotJohn Griffing
Peace through strength, a tried and tested policy, has been replaced with the less potent "peace through lots and lots of talk." More
July 14, 2009
What's This? Praise for Malaise?Ken Blackwell
Some liberals are poised to bring back Jimmy Carter's "malaise." No kidding. More
July 13, 2009
Anniversary of a Castroite MassacreHumberto Fontova
In the predawn darkness of July 13, 1994, 72 desperate Cubans sneaked aboard a decrepit but seaworthy tugboat in Havana harbor and set off for the U.S. and the prospect of freedom, only to be massacred by Castro's forces. More
July 13, 2009
Obama the TricksterJames Lewis
Remember when Obama slyly gave Hillary the single digit salute in a campaign speech, and his fans in the audience laughed their heads off? More
July 13, 2009
The 'Wise Latina' Faces the SenateAlicia Colon
More than likely, hot button issues like abortion, affirmative action and gun control will be avoided. Instead the Senators will be pressing her about her judicial philosophy and the major court decisions she's made. More
July 13, 2009
Sarah Palin's Declaration of IndependenceOtis A. Glazebrook IV
Sarah Palin, by virtue of her resignation and remarks, has now positioned herself to disrupt the status quo and send much needed shock waves through the entire American political system. More
July 13, 2009
What Ricci Says About Sotomayor - and ObamaDavid Gibberman
Ricci v. DeStefano, a lawsuit brought by New Haven, Connecticut firefighters after the city scrapped promotion exams they had passed, says disturbing things about Judge Sotomayor -- and President Obama. More
July 13, 2009
America sliding into a pit of foreign debtHoward Richman, Raymond Richman, and Jesse Richman
United States net foreign debt hit 24.3% of our GDP, at the end of 2008, according to a report issued on June 26 by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, and the media have collectively yawned. More
July 13, 2009
Obama's Failed Mission to MoscowKim Zigfeld
In his visit to Moscow late last week, President Obama tried to satisfy all sides, and accomplished nothing other than sounding good in the moment and feeling good about himself More
July 12, 2009
Who Wrote Audacity of Hope?Jack Cashill
Not the same person who wrote Dreams from my Father. More
July 12, 2009
Alan Dershowitz, American Jews, and the Religion of LiberalismLauri B. Regan
At a critical juncture in the formation of this country's Mideast policy, Alan Dershowitz has taken a public stand portraying Obama as a friend of Israel. More
July 12, 2009
God and Sarah PalinStuart Schwartz
Sarah Palin loves God. God loves Sarah Palin. And that is why they hate her...and Him.
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July 12, 2009
A Lesson in Stupid Tax PolicyDaniel Salvaterra
How to drive business away. A lesson from the Tar Heel State. More
July 12, 2009
Out of the Past: Ordeal by NewspaperDavid Paulin
Nightmare by newspaper in Texas More
July 12, 2009
Obama Grovels to RussiaPamela Geller
The press, true to form, is hailing Obama's trip to Russia as statesmanlike. Reality, as usual, is different. More
July 11, 2009
Obamaville City LimitsRosslyn Smith
Americans have been voting with their feet against Democrat rule in corrupt and dysfunctional cities for half a century. Whole states can seem to empty out when things get too bad. More
July 11, 2009
Slurring Thomas JeffersonD.M. Giangreco
When, in the course of the Clinton presidency, it became necessary to normalize sexual misbehavior among presidents, the memory of Thomas Jefferson was soiled, with the compliance of academic and journalistic liberal elites.
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July 11, 2009
Rachel Corrie Meets Horst Wessel at SF's Jewish Film FestivalAbraham H. Miller
The myth of the sweet, idealistic, young woman who ruthlessly died at the hand of the Israeli Defense Forces spread by an unexpected source. More
July 11, 2009
Death of the Race Card?J.J. Speelman
There is, at least at the social level, a tacit realization, even by those on the left, that racism is not prevalent.
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July 11, 2009
From Russia -- Without LoveKen Blackwell
President Obama's visit to Russia was unwise at best. More
July 11, 2009
The Feminist Way of InterviewingRobert Knight
Justice Ginsburg turns out to play softball well -- in the New York Times. More
July 11, 2009
James Earl Obama?Paul Kengor
In 1978, stunning passivity and ambiguity by Jimmy Carter set off an earthquake in Iran that echoes eerily today. More
July 10, 2009
US, Not Arab Countries, to Receive Palestinian Refugees from IraqLeo Rennert
The Obama administration, in a precedent-setting move, has approved resettlement in the U.S. for 1,350 Palestinian refugees from Iraq More
July 10, 2009
The Obama ShowJay Rooney
Life sometimes imitates art, even in the Obama presidency. More
July 10, 2009
Protecting Their Own: The International Community Sides With ZelayaBrian Garst
The lofty rhetoric from the international organizations on Honduras masks an agenda favoring despotism. More
July 10, 2009
Obama and the Bohemian GroveJohn C. Broome
Will 2000 of the power elite be talking about what Obama is doing to the economy when they get together in the Bohemian Grove? More
July 10, 2009
The Audacity of ConceitVictor Volsky
Intelligent idiots, smart fools, multi-degreed morons - lots of monikers could describe a category of individuals dismayingly prominent in the ruling elites of the West. More
July 10, 2009
The Slave PressBruce Walker
Why do we have Freedom of the Press? Although this is usually combined with freedom of speech, the two are not the same at all. More
July 9, 2009
A True Iranian Reformer, and His Movement?Andrew Bostom and Alyssa A. Lappen
Who is Roozbeh Farahanipour, and what is so striking about his apparent return to Iran? More
July 9, 2009
In Solidarity with the Iranian PeopleAmil Imani
Elements of revolution have already started to come together and have yet to reach their full stature. Not one act but a process, revolution never develops in a straight line. More
July 9, 2009
Why I'm Thankful for George W. BushKen Russell
The credit the media and the left will never give the 43rd president. More
July 9, 2009
Democrats Double Down on the Sotomayor Race CardJan LaRue
Democrats are playing the race card with Sonia Sotomayor's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court in more ways than one. More
July 9, 2009
In Search of an Intelligent Energy PolicyAndrew Foy and Brenton Stransky
No responsible energy policy can go forward that is rooted in the belief that man-made carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions significantly contribute to global warming More
July 9, 2009
Hating PalinBen Voth
As a communication professional I have largely been at a loss to explain the judgments being drawn about Governor Palin by allegedly expert pundits. More
July 8, 2009
Palin and Sanford: A Tale of Two GovernorsBruce Walker
Mark Sanford and Sarah Palin are both conspicuously religious, both defenders of states' rights, both unabashed conservatives, and both relatively young and attractive More
July 8, 2009
Will Netanyahu Change Israel Forever?Moshe Phillips
Prime Minister Netanyahu has spent more time in the U.S. than any of the previous twelve prime ministers in Israel's history. Because of this, his perception of the world has clearly been affected. More
July 8, 2009
40 Acres and a PresidentL.E. Ikenga
Obama and his campaign unabashedly and tenaciously used race to goad Americans into believing that voting for him would right the wrongs of America's racial history. More
July 8, 2009
Has decency become passé?Bob Weir
It often seems as though we've been thrust into a universe dominated by the hallucinatory influence of LSD. More
July 8, 2009
When will White America be off the Hook for Sins of the Past?Lloyd Marcus
When will white America be off the hook for sins of the past? When will Democrat pitchmen and women, such as Janeane Garofalo, cease selling the myth that America is a racist country? More
July 7, 2009
The Mousy Squeaks of LAMEBruce Walker
Feminism is most easily understood - at least in my mind - with the acronym for its informal organization, LAME (Ladies Auxiliary of Marxist Envy.) More
July 7, 2009
Obama in RussiaKim Zigfeld
Things are getting very hot in Vladimir Putin's kitchenski. Visiting Russia July 6-8, Barack Obama should make sure the precious energy being created doesn't go to waste. More
July 7, 2009
The Failed Promises of Government Funded Health CareFrank S. Rosenbloom, M.D.
Government funded health care has been debated in nearly every session of Congress since 1939. More
July 7, 2009
Cap Taxes, Trade CongressKyle-Anne Shiver
I'm all for cap 'n trade; it's a nifty idea. Simply splendid. Positively stupendous. Brilliant beyond brilliant. I just have a different take on the whole notion. More
July 7, 2009
Liberals: Learning Nothing and Forgetting NothingChristopher Chantrill
Democrats are honest enough to be ashamed of what they are doing. Why else would they pass their trillion dollar stimulus bill without serious hearings or even a copy of the bill available to read. More
July 7, 2009
Obama reads PushkinJames Lewis
Two weeks ago it was the Urdu poets. This week it's Obama's love for Pushkin's poetry. The week before it was probably the Bhadavad-Gita in Sanskrit. More
July 6, 2009
No HAPI EndingRyan Craig
The Healthy Americans Private Insurance plan, which incidentally goes by the acronym "HAPI," is the new plan the federal government has devised to force us to pay more in taxes and take a handout whether we want it or not. More
July 6, 2009
Sarah Palin: The Best is Yet to ComeJ.R. Dunn
The response to Sarah Palin's surprise resignation last Friday clearly reveals the limitations of the American political class, right, left, or what have you. More
July 6, 2009
In Defense of the Frail ElderlyAnthony Ughetti
The frail elderly stand to be the biggest loser under president Obama's health care reforms. More
July 6, 2009
Obama's DemagogueryVel Nirtist
Our president keeps the world, and a huge number of Americans, enthralled by his superb oratorical skills. But are Obama's pronouncements indeed solid pieces of political wisdom, or just tricks of a glib tongue? More
July 6, 2009
Let's cap and trade oxygen!James Lewis
Enough already with carbon cap and trade. I say let's cap oxygen, and get down to root causes. Can't have CO2 without the O. More
July 6, 2009
The Fair Price of Civilization?Jon N. Hall
Taxes are the price we pay for civilization" ... Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. But making taxes fairer is not as simple as it might seem. More
July 5, 2009
Palin v. PunditsC. Edmund Wright
Palin v. the pundits demonstrates a profound disconnect that is a decent microcosm of the bigger political debate going on in this country More
July 5, 2009
'Them Jews' of Obama: From Kvell to KvetchStuart Schwartz
"Them Jews" around Obama have put a lot on the line for their president. Even some liberal American Jews are getting it. More
July 5, 2009
The Young Tyrant - a Lesson from HistoryJeffrey Folks
A charismatic young leader, supported by a coalition of intellectual elitists on the one hand and a dependent underclass on the other, has gained control of the country. More
July 5, 2009
A Cure for Racism in America: Seeing People as IndividualsLloyd Marcus
Some people are screwed up. Broken. They choose to hate and nothing will change their minds. More
July 5, 2009
Obama's Three-legged StoolKelcy Allen
Here is the distinct design triad President Obama is using to forward his agenda More
July 5, 2009
Sarah Palin -- All InJay Valentine
There is a point in tournament poker where one player doesn't have the chips to play out the next raise, but they have great cards, so they call "all in." More
July 4, 2009
Join the Discussion: An American Thinker Readers' July 4th SymposiumJeanette Colville
When readers come to American Thinker, every article and blog invites them to "Join the Discussion." Today, some frequent AT commenters share their Fourth of July thoughts. More
July 4, 2009
America - Good Things to ComeJ. James Estrada
The tree of liberty has strong roots in American soil. More
July 4, 2009
Obama's Future MemoirsMiguel A. Guanipa
One thing that Obama will probably do when he leaves office is start to write his memoirs. He may probably even have started already. More
July 4, 2009
US Patriotism vs. Liberal SolidarityChristopher Chantrill
Just as we conservatives get ready to celebrate our patriotism on the Fourth of July, a liberal from a prominent family has been accused of spying for Cuba. It's not as if this is the first time. More
July 4, 2009
Imagine a World without the Islamic RepublicArash Irandoost
Much more is at stake than simply the welfare of the Iranian people. More
July 3, 2009
Honduras and Iran: Obama Betrays Freedom AgainPamela Geller
The real story behind the chaos in Honduras is a huge story that needs to be exposed to the world. And the bottom line is that Obama got it wrong, again. More
July 3, 2009
Cap and Trade: The Big ConJohn Griffing
Masquerading as an instrument of environmental salvation, the Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade bill will result in one of the largest seizures of wealth in human history. More
July 3, 2009
Sarah Palin breaks the mold againThomas Lifson
Her critics are already calling her "erratic" but she is consistent in one respect: she cares little for the established ways of doing things when she thinks she has a better course of action. More
July 3, 2009
Remembering What the Declaration of Independence is NotBruce Walker
Sometimes we appreciate what the Declaration of Independence was, but perhaps we need even more to appreciate what it was not. More
July 3, 2009
Mark Sanford and the Left's Romper Room CommentarySelwyn Duke
There is probably nothing that pleases our libertine left more than a social conservative's fall from grace. More
July 3, 2009
Journalists protest Global Warming spin cycleWilliam Tate
Even journalists are beginning to revolt at tactics the government is now using to spin the Global Warming myth. More
July 3, 2009
Capping and Trading Away Our JobsHoward Richman, Raymond Richman, and Jesse Richman
Examining the alternative universe in which this is good for America. More
July 2, 2009
Taking the hot air out of wind powerChris W. Bell
Is it true that we are passing up on a gold mine of renewable energy in favor of unnecessary and harmful fossil and nuclear fuels? More
July 2, 2009
We Could Cut SpendingAndrew Foy and Brenton Stransky
Tax hikes aren't the only answer. More
July 2, 2009
The ISNA ConferenceDave Gaubatz
American Muslims gather by the tens of thousands in our nation's capital this weekend, as our nation celebrates its birthday. More
July 2, 2009
Cap-and-Trade Means Regulate and SubsidizeBrian Sussman
Carbon dioxide is not a pollutant, it's a fertilizer More
July 2, 2009
Obama's biggest character flawJames Lewis
The President of these United States recently expressed his love for "the Urdu poets," a piece of inspired BS that nobody in their right minds believed for a second. More
July 2, 2009
Honduran sovereignty: who has jurisdiction?Burwell Stark
Does the Honduran government have the right to enforce its own Constitution? Isn't it a sovereign nation? More
July 1, 2009
Behind the cancellation of the Atlanta/Gwinnett Mall Tea PartyJason Lee
Proprty rights alone do not explain this sabotage. More
July 1, 2009
Our Melting PresidentBruce Walker
When your political opponents are more energized and upset than your political allies, that is a very bad sign. More
July 1, 2009
The ugly face of liberalismSelwyn Duke
Obama has sided with a thug in Honduras, a man who -- for completely self-serving reasons -- sought to subvert his nation's constitution. More
July 1, 2009
Obama's True Colors Shine in HondurasKyle-Anne Shiver
Obama's response to the Honduran military removing a dictator-wannabe from office tells us who he is. More
July 1, 2009
Islam's Victimization of IranAmil Imani
Islam swept out of the Arabian desert to conquer the world for Allah. An early victim of these marauding conquerors was Persia. More
July 1, 2009
The Squandered Emancipation of Iranian WomenAndrew G. Bostom
Women's liberation is not a one-way street. Iran's women once before were freed from theocratic repression. More


