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• This Week in the Civil War Fri Nov 4
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• Mulism pilgrims gather in Saudi Arabia for hajj Thu Nov 3
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• Black Democrat Derides Cain as "Knowing His Place" in GOP Thu Nov 3
  Crystal Wright
  As we find ourselves gliding through another week of political headlines, I continue to be amazed by the ream of personal attacks mounted against Herman Cain by black liberals. From calling Cain a “sell out” to “Uncle Tom” because he chooses to be a Republican doesn’t sound like progressive talk to me but rather backwards racist talk. ... more
• Obama designates Fort Monroe a national monument Tue Nov 1
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• Bombings, beheadings? Stats show a peaceful world Sat Oct 22
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• Greek crisis: what would the ancients say? Sat Oct 22
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• SKorea, Japan agree to expand currency swap deal Wed Oct 19
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• America's Orwellian Liberalism Tue Oct 18
  Marvin Folkertsma
  The ink was barely dry on the asterisk in Jimmy Hoffa Jr.’s rant about taking out those “sons-of-b*tches”—referring to Tea Party members—when the vice president made his own contribution at a Labor Day rally. “This is a fight for the existence of organized labor,” the veep shouted. “You are the only ones who can stop the barbarians at the gate!” And the diatribes have continued, with the establishment of a website designed to track unfair comments made by those who, in President Obama’s words, want to “cripple” America. Congresswoman Maxine Waters’ snippet about telling the Tea Party to “Go to H*ll!” (that pesky asterisk again ... more
• Herman Cain to Blacks: Divorce the Democratic Party Thu Oct 13
  Larry Elder
  What to do about Herman Cain? This question goes not to the Republican Party, where "establishment" candidates like Mitt Romney privately dismiss Cain as lacking the experience, gravitas and resources to beat President Barack Obama and then to soundly govern the country. ... more
• Selfish Disobedience Mon Oct 10
  Katie Kieffer
  When a majority of progressive slugs call for thievery, I believe that a minority of “selfish” job creators may exercise Thoreau-style civil disobedience. ... more
• Why Pastors Must Be Free To Preach On Politics Wed Oct 5
  Alan Sears
  On Sunday, October 2, hundreds of pastors all over the country did something an astonishingly large number of their fellow Americans had forgotten they had the God-given right to do: namely, address political issues and candidates during a worship service. ... more
• 5 arrested in Peru sex slavery raid Mon Oct 3
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• Dreams for National Slavery Museum caught in bankruptcy Sat Oct 1
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• UN seeks designs for memorial to slavery victims Fri Sep 30
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• Leading black artists featured at Corcoran Gallery Fri Sep 30
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• Mauritania police arrest 56 after violent protests Fri Sep 30
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• The New Road to Serfdom Tue Sep 27
  Daniel Doherty
  In his latest work, The New Road to Serfdom, British author and politician Daniel Hannan expounds on F.A. Hayek’s warning that centralized power leads inevitably to statism, despotism, and the loss of individual liberty. ... more
• Rebel flag still flying in black SC neighborhood Mon Sep 26
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• MSNBC Host Thinks GOP Candidates Want a Return to Slavery Mon Sep 26
  New York, NY
  Host thinks many GOP candidates would choose a time machine to return to the times of slavery and women being unable to vote. Somehow... I think Herman Cain, Michele Bachmann may disagree. Haven't they each won a strawpoll? ... more
• Three Worst States to Conduct Business: California, New York, Illinois Thu Sep 22
  Mike Shedlock
  Forced unionism and forced collective bargaining is tantamount to slavery as I have noted before. ... more
• Another Town Votes to Hit Union Pensions Thu Sep 15
  Mike Shedlock
  Residents of Hollywood Florida have had enough of exorbitant police, fire and city workers. In a referendum pitting a 23% tax increase against public union benefits, voters made the smart choice. ... more
• 4 men charged with slavery offenses in Britain Mon Sep 12
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• Keep the Faith Fri Sep 2
  Paul Greenberg
  It wasn't supposed to be like this. Once this infant republic styled the United States of America adopted a new constitution, all would be well. With a single, energetic executive to lead the way, our borders would be secure, our trade protected, our flag respected. A president and commander-in-chief would give the country what it desperately needed: energy in the executive. ... more
• Labor vs. Drudgery Thu Sep 1
  Paul Greenberg
  Like most Americans during this three-day holiday, I come to praise labor, not actually do any of it. Has there ever been a people that sermonized more about the importance of the work ethic -- but was so enamored of labor-saving devices? ... more
• Smithsonian to host exhibit on Jefferson, slavery Tue Aug 30
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• Liberal 'Gospel' Exalts Government Thu Aug 25
  Robert Knight
  Kathleen Kennedy Townsend has done us a wonderful service with her Aug. 15 article in the Atlantic, “Is Rick Perry as Christian as He Thinks He Is?” ... more

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