Mon, 06 Apr 2009 19:08:55 +0000 – By Dan GainorVice President Business Media Institute When you want tea, you bring water to a boil. When you want genuine change, you do the same thing to the American public. Right now, that public is boiling mad and, with April 15 around …
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10 November
Obama's Wacky Supreme Court Vision
Tue, 05 May 2009 20:25:44 +0000 – By S.E. CuppConservative Commentator/Author, “Why You’re Wrong About the Right President Obama tipped his hand more than just a little during a press conference last week on his eventual Supreme Court appointment. Among other things, he admitted that he wants his pick to …
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Extraordinary Change or Common Mistakes?
Wed, 04 Feb 2009 16:42:06 +0000 – By Andrea TantarosRepublican Political Commentator/FOXNews.com Contributor Ahhh, third fraud’s a charm. While Obama makes the media rounds admitting that he goofed when it came to Tom Daschle — his pick of Health and Human Services Secretary — his actions to date still speak …
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Crossing the Line in Cook County
Fri, 20 Mar 2009 18:45:27 +0000 – By Glenn BeckHost, “Glenn Beck” Hello, America. I wanted to start off this column by saying that, mostly to remind myself that I amstill in America. More and more … each and every day… it seems that those who’ve been elected into power …
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10 November
Are liberal news outlets begging for a race riot in Ferguson?
Why is so much of liberal cable news begging for a race riot in Ferguson, Missouri? Riots create chaos and disorder in black communities like Ferguson. They threaten the public safety of black families, drive down real estate prices in black neighborhoods and hurt the trade of black-owned businesses in …
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Honoring our disabled veterans
In November 1919, President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed November 11 as the first commemoration of Armistice Day – a day to observe the end of World War I in 1918, or what was known at the time as “the war to end all wars.” Armistice Day evolved into Veterans Day to …
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Ebola threat: Our military must be on front line of US fight, not on the sidelines
As Americans grow increasingly concerned about Ebola both here and around the world, I’ve been speaking with respected doctors who have spent most of their lives working for our government. The concern they have about the Ebola threat to the American people is very real. They have spent their lives …
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10 November
'Fool of the Week': Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson
Amidst massive backlash over the perceived lenient treatment of NFL players who are accused of Domestic Violence Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson broke down and wept because his feelings were hurt that people would accuse him of leniency over such an important issue — domestic violence. Richardson’s tears might be …
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From college president to student: The case for study abroad programs
In my recent trip to Vietnam, I wanted to remove myself from my title as president of York College of Pennsylvania and simply see the students accompanying me on the trip as peers. Given my position on campus, I could have easily been considered an interloper on vacation simply there …
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Immigration crisis: Tuberculosis spreading at camps
Are the thousands of illegal immigrant kids housed in detention facilities happy and well fed — or are they living in disease-infested compounds shrouded in secrecy? Well, it depends on who you ask. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) seems to think the children coming across the southern …
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