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• Deconstructing Jonathan Alter’s “Five Myths about Barack Obama” in the Washington Post Tue Jan 24
  Daniel J. Mitchell
  What’s next, a poll of Obama campaign staff showing that people support the President’s reelection? ... more
• Iraq Hawks Leave a Door Open That Should Be Slammed Shut Fri Dec 16
  Diana West
  I wish I could find the perfect label for the depths of denial and the heights of delusion manifested in Frederick and Kimberly Kagan's latest declarations on Iraq, published this week in The Washington Post as opinion. ... more
• Atrocious: Remains of Soldiers Killed in Action Dumped in Landfill Thu Nov 10
  Katie Pavlich
• Poltics of Personal Destruction II Tue Nov 8
  Cal Thomas
  The politics of personal destruction is nothing new. It has been around from the beginning of the country when worse things were said about presidents and presidential candidates than have been alleged against Herman Cain. ... more
• A Capacity to Lead Mon Nov 7
  Rich Galen
  On November 6 next year - 52 weeks from tomorrow - those of us who haven't availed ourselves of early voting, absentee voting, mail-in voting or some other form of not standing in line on election day will, in fact, be stepping into a voting booth to vote for President and Congress and for about a third of the population, for U.S. Senator. ... more
• Cain says he won't answer harassment questions Sat Nov 5
  AP News
• Police: 3 struck by car at Occupy DC protest Sat Nov 5
  AP News
• Authorities: Car strikes 3 at Occupy DC protest Sat Nov 5
  AP News
• Washington Post reports 3Q loss, lower revenue Fri Nov 4
  AP News
• Historic home in Arlington damaged by quake Thu Nov 3
  AP News
• Solyndra is Simply the Beginning Wed Nov 2
  Donald Lambro
  The White House's half billion dollar loan to a now- bankrupt solar panel firm is just the first act in an emerging scandal of insider political influence over a deeply flawed, and possibly corrupt, clean energy program. ... more
• Careful Where You Point that Finger Wed Nov 2
  Rich Tucker
  When politicians head out on tour, it’s often because they need to drum up support for unpopular policies. ... more
• Cain struggles to contain allegations fallout Tue Nov 1
  AP News
• Bigotry and "Hate-Speech" at The Washington Post Tue Nov 1
  Humberto Fontova
  The Washington Post's vendetta against Cuban-American Marco Rubio continues with another hit-piece last week and with MSM soulmates CNN and The Los Angeles Times chiming in. But the WaPo's rancor against the most lopsidedly Republican voters in America didn’t start with the Rubio hit-piece last month. ... more
• Massaging the News for the Masses Tue Nov 1
  Robert Knight
  Liberal press bias has been so stark and the lying by omission so blatant that it's time to take stock again. ... more
• Target: Marco Rubio Wed Oct 26
  Humberto Fontova
  Last July one of America’s biggest TV networks craved to interview Senator Marco Rubio. ... more
• Florida senator denies embellishing family history Sat Oct 22
  AP News
• Chris Matthews Tells Rubio Birther Hit Piece Author ‘You Ought To Get Some Kind Of Pulitzer’ Sat Oct 22
  Washington, DC
  Chris Matthews tells Rubio birther hit piece author he should get the Pulitzer. ... more
• Senator denies miscasting Cuban exile roots Fri Oct 21
  Reuters News
• Vote For Obama Because He's Black Thu Oct 20
  Cal Thomas
  At the 2004 Democratic National Convention in Boston, Sen. Barack Obama said, "...There is not a black America and a white America and Latino America and Asian America -- there is the United States of America." ... more
• The Money Chase Mon Oct 17
  Rich Galen
  The quarterly fundraising numbers are in and there are no surprises. ... more
• Administration delays China currency report Fri Oct 14
  AP News
• Culture War Heroine Gets Her Due Thu Oct 13
  Robert Knight
  As a school board member in Kanawha County, West Virginia in the early 1970s, Alice Moore ignited what might be considered the opening battle of America’s culture war in education. ... more
• GOP Candidates Should Have Defended Perry Against Liberal Smear Tue Oct 11
  Douglas MacKinnon
  In politics, character does and should count. ... more
• Our Leadership Recession Fri Oct 7
  Brett McMahon
  President Harry Truman had a great insight about the correlation between our political leaders and progress when he said, “In periods where there is no leadership, society stands still.” Unfortunately at this point, just standing still would seem an improvement over the current backward slide in which we are stuck. ... more
• Top Energy Department official leaves after Solyndra: report Thu Oct 6
  Reuters News

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