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Marching for Wisdom with Marian Wright Edelman and Halley Suitt

The Marian Wright Edelmans and Halley Suitts are neither individualists or contrarians. Rather, they lead columns of tone-deaf marchers who maintain perfect formations.

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Nuts and Bolton

A vote against John Bolton is a vote against reform at the United Nations.

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Being Fonda Jane

Where I part company with my conservative brethren is in my willingness to at least entertain the possibility that Jane Fonda is not quite as shallow as we have formerly believed her to be.

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Georgia On My Mind – On Tax Day, At Least

The average American spent 107 days this year working for government, more than for food, clothing or medical care.

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The Third Victim of Abortion

The third victim of an abortion is the father of the aborted child.

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Wanted: CEOs with Courage and True Ethics

Otherwise eco-activists will keep the world’s poor impoverished, hungry, and disease-ridden.

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Humor and Other Serious Matters

What people laugh at determines and signals their community’s likely future attitude in the realm of international relations.

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Why I Teach Abstinence

Whether it’s the first time they hear it, or the tenth, abstinence from sex outside of a loving and healthy marriage is a message that empowers kids.

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Disability Must Be Defined Before Debated

The controversy regarding Janeal Lee, Ms. Wheelchair Wisconsin, has raised the question, What does it mean to be disabled?

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An Interview with Jesse Helms

Former Senator Jesse Helms on why he became a conservative, why North Carolina started voting conservative, and his surprising view on the United Nations.

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Google Intruders

Google Maps recently introduced satellite images to its map database.

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Social Insecurity

I suspect that if the federal government stopped taxing people to death to finance the Social Security bureaucracy, people just might be able to take care of themselves, just like grown-ups.

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The Extraordinary Life of Mel Allen

Just in time for Opening Day, writer Stephen Borelli has published a biography detailing the extraordinary life of legendary Yankees broadcaster Mel Allen.

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On Campus, Free Speech at Odds With Tax Funding

Student journalist David Huffman’s attempts to attend the University of New Hampshire’s taxpayer-funded ‘Patriarchy Slam’ revealed the inevitable contradiction between ‘free speech’ and ‘tax funding.’

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The Black Plague and its Descendants

Millions in Africa have died of malaria simply because the environmental movement has done everything in its power to eliminate the use of DDT and every other pesticide that might otherwise protect our lives.

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Is the Pope Catholic?

As was the case with Ronald Reagan, the media once again have failed to understand what lies behind the adoration millions felt for Pope John Paul II.

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Fonda Jane

Despite her faults, Jane Fonda brings one sterling quality to the table which your typical Hollywood socialite does not, and that is substance.

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Wal-Mart: A Business We All Can Look Up To

The sheer size of Wal-Mart attests to the success of its low-price strategy.

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Liberals Question Tiger Woods’ Nine Iron

Reporting that Bush outsmarts Democrats is like reporting that Tiger Woods plays golf well.

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The Moral Confusions of Race

The real danger posed by the racial climate in America goes far beyond the matter of race relations — it goes to the moral identity of society as a whole.

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The Question of God

This book undertakes the task of examining the biographies of C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud, to see if the lives they actually led strengthen or weaken their arguments for and against the existence of God.

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Gender: Good Riddance, Farewell

The journal Nature recently published a study showing the inborn differences between men and women are far greater than previously suspected.

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A Deadly Coincidence: School Shootings and Drugged Students

The rash of school shootings in the US has coincided with the massive program of drugging “over-active” students or those deemed to have an “attention deficit.”

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Tax Dollars Have No Place In Political Campaigns

Conneticut should not follow the lead of Arizona and allow politicians' campaigns to be funded by taxpayers.

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I’m a Heartless Bastard

A response to Steven Warshawsky’s piece on Terri Schiavo.

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