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Gay Marriage: Culture War or Ambush? Wed May 23Michael YoussefWhen President Obama recently completed his “evolution” on homosexual marriage, he ambushed not only some of his friends, but the majority of Americans who still hold to the truth of heterosexual marriage. ... more
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The Antietam of the Culture War Fri May 11Pat BuchananIt took Joe Biden's public embrace of same-sex marriage to smoke him out. ... more
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Hollywood's Gay Marriage Thank You Card Fri May 11Brent BozellSo Barack Obama declared he's all for "gay marriage." Really, was anyone surprised? Did anyone doubt it? Still, it's official, and Obama is now the rental property of Hollywood. ... more
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Rebecca HagelinCall it the lament of the young, single woman: there are no good men left. Or if there are, where are they? ... more
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'Mommy Wars' a Trigger Issue With Women Sat Apr 14Salena ZitoAs the White House scrambled Thursday to prevent "mommy wars" damage done by a Democratic advisor, one expert cautioned that politicians need to learn to communicate with women voters, who factor strongly in this presidential election. ... more
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Paul KengorThe question for Republicans right now seems obvious: Would you prefer Rick Santorum or Mitt Romney to run against Barack Obama? ... more
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Rush and the New Blacklist Fri Mar 16Pat BuchananThe original "Hollywood blacklist" dates back to 1947, when 10 members of the Communist Party, present or former, invoked the Fifth Amendment before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. ... more
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The Left Declares Victory Mon Feb 27Rebecca Hagelin“The culture wars are over, and the Republicans lost.” So says liberal columnist John Alter. ... more
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Obama's Values Spark Return of Culture Wars Thu Feb 23Marybeth HicksIn 2007, while still a member of the U.S. Senate, Barack Obama said, “I am absolutely convinced that culture wars are just so ‘90s. Their days are growing dark.” ... more
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Jonah GoldbergIf you're not with us, you're against us. President Bush popularized this expression after 9/11 to describe his foreign policy doctrine: Countries couldn't support or indulge terrorists and be our friends at the same time. But his detractors quickly turned it into a fairly paranoid vision of domestic political life, as if Bush had been talking about domestic opponents and dissenters. ... more
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A Gay Time at JCPenney Sat Feb 11Bill O'ReillyEvery Halloween, New York City residents are greeted by homosexual parade marchers dressed to impress bystanders with a message that "gay is good." Some folks take the parade in stride, some are offended by more than a few outrageous displays, and others simply could not care less. ... more
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Yes, There Are Christmas Haters Fri Dec 16Brent BozellIn this special season of giving, Hollywood is willing to give people what entertainment executives think the country needs: a vicious, bloody takedown of Christmas. ... more
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Save the World on Your Own Dime Mon Dec 5Mike AdamsThe taxpayers are being beaten to death by liberalism. Meanwhile academic liberals are complaining that they are taking a beating with recent budget cuts, which they claim are unjust. For the first time in a long time, I agree with the liberals. The budget cuts are unjust. In my view, they aren’t deep enough. If you disagree, consider this: One public university in North Carolina has just found money to start (in the midst of a budget crisis) a new scholarship to reward feminists for engaging in feminist political activism on the job. ... more
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Mary GrabarIn a turn-around that made the Dissident Prof’s head spin more than Linda Blair’s in The Exorcist, the Center for American Progress, the think tank co-founded by George Soros, posted several articles and held conferences praising (gasp!) the founding fathers. The respectful reference comes in an article posted last month on the organization’s web page, and co-authored by the organization’s longtime President and CEO, now chairman of the board, John Podesta, President Clinton’s Chief of Staff. ... more
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Give Thanks for American Exceptionalism Mon Nov 28Star ParkerThe Pew Research Center has provided some timely food for thought as we enter our traditional holiday season. ... more
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Islam: What the West Needs to Know Mon Nov 21WorldThe following 98 minute documentary presents everything a Westerner should know about Islam. *A Must Watch.* ... more
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They’re Coming for Our Balls Sun Nov 20Doug GilesA public school in Toronto has put a ban on most balls their kiddos toss around during recess because school administrators have deemed such projectiles dangerous. Well hello, wittle wussies. ... more
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No 'Glee' About Virginity Fri Nov 11Brent BozellIn Hollywood, the only truly serious sexual disease is virginity. It's a dire and embarrassing condition, desperately in need of elimination. Teenagers that still have "it" are woefully immature. They might as well consider themselves to be walking the school hallways in diapers. ... more
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Moral Abdication Fri Nov 4Mona CharenMy high school sophomore son was grumbling as he read his world history textbook. He pointed me to this paragraph about the encounter between European and Mesoamerican civilizations. ... more
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Alphabet Soup for the Conservative Soul Mon Oct 24Mike AdamsIt isn’t always fun being a conservative activist. There are some days I want to throw in the towel and find an easier job – like selling flannel shirts at Indigo Girls concerts or booking campus speeches for Noam Chomsky. Just a few weeks ago, I had one of those days. ... more
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