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People: Heroes and Villains
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Obama: Listening to a Liar, Part II
by Thomas Sowell
(September 8, 2009)
Barack Obama's insistence that various dangerous policies are not in the legislation he proposes sounds good but means nothing. Unbridled power is a blank check, no matter what its rationale may be.
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Senator Edward "Ted" Kennedy: Rest in Perdition
by Edward Cline
(September 3, 2009)
The Kennedys should be damned, not revered or mourned. The whole corrupt, smarmy, elitist lot of them.
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Parsing Obama
by Edward Cline
(July 9, 2009)
What clashes with the news media coverage of Madoff's trial, conviction and sentencing for his crime is the studied obtuseness of the news media for the same crime being committed by the government.
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David Brooks -- A Modern Day Peter Keating
by Harry Binswanger
(June 11, 2009)
The only thing that explains Brooks' preference for "time-tested precedents and traditions" is the psychology of the second-hander, the conformist, typified by Peter Keating in The Fountainhead.
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Edmund Burke and President Obama
by Thomas Sowell
(May 28, 2009)
There was a lot of wisdom in the 18th century.
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Dr. John Lewis Interview: Charlotte Tea Party
by Andy Clarkson
(May 3, 2009)
Andy Clarkson interview with John Lewis of the Charlotte Tea Party, April 15, 2009.
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An Interview with Dr. John Lewis
by Brian Tinker
(April 29, 2009)
An Interview with Dr. John Lewis on the Charlotte Tea Party, Individual Rights and His New Book, Nothing Less Than Victory
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Is Talk Cheap? Barack and Adolf
by Thomas Sowell
(March 3, 2009)
They say talk is cheap. But in fact it can be devastatingly expensive. Among the generation of Germans who were enthralled by Hitler's eloquence, millions paid with their lives and their children's lives for empowering this demagogue to lead them to ruin and infamy.
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Uncle Obama Wants You: The Secret Behind Obama's Success
by Edward Cline
(March 1, 2009)
As was Hitler, George Bush and Barack Obama are nonentities, mediocrities. As was Bush, Obama is in a position of power not for any special talent for reaching it or for out-maneuvering his competitors for it. He is simply the most accommodating zero willing to echo the wishes and intentions of lesser power-seekers, such as George Soros, Nancy Pelosi, Ted Kennedy and John Kerry, to name but a few. Obama is the beneficiary of the collapse of philosophy and the implosion of political pragmatism.
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America Needs a Leader Like George Washington
by John Ridpath, Ph.D.
(February 16, 2009)
On Presidents' Day, this country should look, for inspiration and conviction, to America's greatest leader, George Washington.
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