The surest proof of the charge that mainstream media polls are phony is to watch the actions of Democrats, who often run away from their conclusions.
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Thanks to bold reform, ex-communist countries have taken some 40 million people out of poverty in the last seven years. [...] America’s anti-oil policies are hurting jobs, prosperity and the poor. [...] The many groups that coalesced to protest the execution of Tookie Williams did nothing for contract killer John Nixon. [...] A response to Niger Innis and Paul Driessen on the risk of malaria in Africa. [...] America's oil companies have earned every penny of their profits. [...] Despite all the questions surrounding the case, the silence from the American Jewish community regarding Earl Krugel’s murder has been deafening. [...] Public outcry against the execution of gang-founder and convicted murderer Tookie Williams illustrates the contradictory and socially-destructive “logic” of liberal-Progressivism. [...] Theological coherence is ultimately the factor that allows us to distinguish between religion and its pretenders. Brought together, faith and reason, brings genuine solace to the authentic human hunger for authentic religions. [...] While most Christmas songs are about the season, what about the reason for the season? In recent times, I can think of one song that gets it. Whereas there were plenty of songs written in the past, such as in the 19th century, celebrating the birth of Christ. [...] Ken Bode, ombudsman for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, has written that PBS' Breaking the Silence served as a launching pad for a very partisan effort to drive public policy and the law. [...] The chorus of disapproval about executing convicted murderer and gang founder Tookie Williams featured a lot of bad actors. [...] A strong European component of Western Civilization and of the modern world, presupposes that it be made aware of its responsibilities. [...] Tehran’s public and covert campaign in Iraq has been focused to ensure victory for its proxy Shi’ite parties. [...] If not for Howard Dean’s quip, John Kerry might have spent most of last week defending his own ill-advised remarks about our soldiers. [...] Two billion people — a third of humanity — are still at risk of getting malaria in Africa, Asia and Latin America. [...] On December 12, 1870, Joseph Hayne Rainey took an oath of office to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States of America. [...] Most of the problems commonly associated with out-of-control immigration stem not from the immigrants’ illegality but their sheer numbers. [...] If Iraqis can risk their lives for a chance at democracy, I will risk alienating right and left by asking for a reasoned, thoughtful debate about our nation’s future and the war on terror. [...] Does proving that there were previous charges of a war on Christmas mean that current charges are untrue? [...] A campaign has been raging against one of the few success stories in Latin America’s economy, Chile’s private pensions. [...] Tom Sandy's latest thriller is the work of a maturing novelist who refuses to recast his earlier work but is seeking to expand and explore the dark side of human nature. [...] For over 60 years, the United States Supreme Court has progressively departed from what was primarily a Natural Law-based understanding of its role in constitutional interpretation. [...] In Thomas Friedman's "flat world," Arizona is not only competing against zero income tax states like Nevada, Texas and Washington, but low-cost labor countries like India. By cutting taxes, Arizona will attract more entrepreneurs, produce jobs and encourage innovation. That's one investment we can all get behind. [...] The Anti-Defamation League, itself a Jewish organization, has perhaps become one of American Jews’ worst enemies. [...] |
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