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Conservatives for Privacy
Doug Bandow | 5.12.06
As a fascinating recent debate suggests, defending the right to privacy is one way to thwart liberal panaceas.
As a fascinating recent debate suggests, defending the right to privacy is one way to thwart liberal panaceas.
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Just because Christian Burmese resisted the Junta doesn't make them terrorists.
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The NIMBYites have it wrong — drill offshore.
Zacarias Moussaoui will get an even better taste of it at ADX Florence.
The University of Wisconsin has abandoned its great Progressive tradition.
Who is a mullah puppet to call anyone illegitimate?
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Franklin Roosevelt stuck to his guns. So should George W. Bush.
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Stop calling the current condition in Iraq a war.
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The search for deserving winners resumes.
They should know that Aunt Rhody's old gray goose is dead.
How Kaavya Viswanathan got a life.
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H/T to National Review Online