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Party-Poopers at the UN Birthday Bash

Although no one in the mainstream media dared to say it publicly, it’s hard to conclude the much-ballyhooed event was anything other than a colossal failure.

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Honor Bound: American Prisoners of War in Southeast Asia 1961-1973

This book tells the story of every American POW in Indochina, detailing everything from the torture they endured to their communication of tapping and methods of resistance.

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Millennium Flop

Since 1948, not a single country has significantly reduced poverty as a result of foreign aid.

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New Orleans and Germany

One definition of insanity is endlessly repeating an experiment that always fails, often with disastrous consequences, each time expecting success.

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Germany Elects to Continue in Her Misery

It was not Germany's system of elections, nor the party system that failed. It is the German voter who showed cerebral weakness.

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Germany in the Muddle of the Middle

Friedrich Hayek used to warn for “the muddle of the middle.” That, sadly, is the situation Germany will find itself in during the next four years.

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In Search of Jonathan David Morris

I don’t know about you, but I take my name seriously.

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Poverty Up?

The “poverty rate” and the “income gap” are repeatedly-used weapons in the liberals’ social-justice arsenal.

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Gemany is About to Choose. (Sort of.)

What separates the CDU/CSU and the Social Democrats is not red and white but shades of pink.

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It Takes a Conservative – If Only We Could Agree What That Means

The profligacy of the Republican-dominated federal government demonstrates that many Beltway conservatives confuse government activism for vibrant community life.

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Not My People’s House!

In only the second time a sitting member has been banished since the Civil War, the House voted 420-1 to expel Ohio Rep. James Traficant.

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An Unlearned Lesson of History

In the early 20th century, alien enemy combatants, mostly from Russia and Germany, set up sleeper cells in preparation for their “revolution” just as Mohammed Atta and his cohorts set up shop in the 1990’s.

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Four Years Later

Four years after 911, America is much the poorer, but no safer than she was early on that beautiful, fateful morn.

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See No Evil, Say No Evil at the UN Press Corps

There is a notable absence of moral clarity at the United Nations Correspondents Association to question the prevailing leftist mindset.

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Schwarzenegger Nervous About Same-Sex Marriage

George W. Bush and Australian Prime Minister John Howard have made arguments opposing same-sex marriage, as opposed to Governor Schwarzenegger, who’s very conspicuously avoiding the issue.

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From Rehnquist to Roberts: President Bush Takes the ‘Big Easy’ Way Out

Has significant progress been made to protect unborn babies and their mothers during Chief Justice Rehnquist’s years on the Court?  The painful but truthful answer is, probably not.

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Letters from New Orleans

New Orleans and the hurricane, in the words of its former residents.

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Will Science Trump Politics in Resolving Abortion Debate?

For better or worse, new reproductive technologies are redefining the ground rules of reproduction.

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Katrina Educates World on Need for Owning Guns

Press reports described how life-long gun control supporters were even running to gun stores to buy an item they never thought they would need — a gun. Tragically, they were surprised (and outraged!) to learn there was a 15-day waiting period upon firearms.

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The Need for an Active Supreme Court Justice

Only a judge who will actively uphold individual rights is fit to serve on the Supreme Court.

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Judging the Judges

As I envision the upcoming assault faced by John Roberts, by all accounts a decent man in both his public and private lives, I find myself wondering how such fellows as Robert Byrd and Ted Kennedy would deal with judicial nominees carting around their own respective baggage.

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Ann Coulter: The Light from the Right

The Arizona Daily Star dropped Ann Coulter's column this month, accusing her of being "shrill, bombastic, and mean-spirited." Translation: since the New York Times stopped permitting online newspapers to carry its syndicated columns, the paper had to get rid of their lone conservative columnist for balance.

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Clinton’s Mythical FEMA

Hillary Clinton has been making the rounds on the morning talkshows attacking FEMA under Bush. She conveniently overlooks the state of FEMA during her husband's term when Hurricane Floyd struck.

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Illegal Immigration Solution Must Focus on Costs

Illegal immigration is perhaps the biggest problem facing the Southwest today. But is the problem really with the immigrants per se? Maybe the biggest underlying problem is that some in society refuse to cut down on the escalating expense of government programs. The Maricopa County Attorney's Office is hosting a large conference in November to [...]

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The Battle of New Orleans

When a disaster such as Katrina occurs, the first thing some people think to do is to place the blame.

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