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Technically Not Treason
10.22.09 @ 6:01AM
Choosing decline. Placidly Conservative. Silencing Fox. Crosses and secularism. No marvericks, just RINOs. Administrators first, students last.
Democrats argue that creating a new government-run health care program will bring efficiency to the system, but the existing programs are rife with fraud.
Conservative activists are no longer a sure bet to play the role of good Republican footsoldier.
Distracting tactics won't work -- and we will not be intimidated.
What we're seeing is an ugly repeat of what happened in the House to pass cap-and-trade.
A political outing with an Afghan tribal leader.
A baseball-themed thriller for World Series season.
Perhaps Dunn meant to say that he is one of her favorite media strategists.
The road from Midge Costanza to Anita Dunn.
Collaborating with the enemy on health care reform.
In this administration Heaven can't wait -- except in Afghanistan.
Above the fresh ruffles of the surf -- a selection from Ben Stein's monthly Diary.
Fiat takes the doomed company for one last bad ride.
Michael Dobbs' magisterial account of the U.S., USSR, and Cuba on brink of nuclear war is available in paperback.
Choosing decline. Placidly Conservative. Silencing Fox. Crosses and secularism. No marvericks, just RINOs. Administrators first, students last.
NY23: Hoffman's three-way fight ignites the right.
Today, in Part I, we focus on his determination to diminish America as a great power.
The National Association of Evangelicals moves in the direction of the National Council of Churches.
Entrapment and the arrest of Stewart David Nozette.
GAO tells it like it is.
Let football revert to what it used to be-- a game run essentially by the quarterback.
Everything you'll wish you had known about healthcare after the Baucus bill passes.
They are advanced by those who deny Obamacare will subsidize abortion.
Limbaugh, Beck, O'Reilly, Dobbs, Savage targeted: White House, Soros involved.
ACORN chief organizer Bertha Lewis's recent appearance at the National Press Club was an exercise in denial -- and worse.
Lost in a Fantasyland of their own, progressive commentators now accuse conservatives of hating America.
Everything from clunker cars to clunker nukes.
In a number of ways, this movie is like the AMC television series Mad Men.
Huckabee, Hoffman, and Club for Growth. Also: The arrest of an Obama tiger.
In the ultimate tribute to his opponent, Charlie Crist is suddenly pretending to be the true-blue conservative in the Florida Senate race.
Some unpleasant history in the Vice President's family.
The Obamaistas continue to insist on an Ortega-Chavez-Morales ending to the Honduran crisis.
Continuing unseemly fallout from the Kwame Kilpatrick case.
The problem with fantasy is also the point of it: there are no natural limits.
No honor or morality. Too conservative for the NFL. Asking and telling. The mediocre man in the White House.