Blogging is the new journalism and there is a reason why journalists have fought for years to protect the anonymity of their sources. If it wasn't for the protection provided to "Deep Throat," by Woodward and Bernstein, President Nixon probably would have never been forced to resign.
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If a president's policies contribute to peace, prosperity, and liberty, and he doesn't overstep the limited role for the chief executive expected by the nation's founders in the Constitution, he should be considered a good or great president. All modern totalitarian governments have made religion — "the opiate of the people" — their first target. Barack Obama is hoping to shift the fundamental structure of our economy away from individual self-reliance toward a type of Euro-socialism. Ralph Benko, a self-described agent of the vast right-wing conspiracy, spent two years researching MoveOn.org's "secret blueprints" and smuggled them out in book form: "The Websters' Dictionary: How to Use the Web to Transform the World." Arizona's top blogger Greg Patterson began compiling a list of Janet Napolitano's gaffes long before she became Secretary of DHS.
In his new book, Losing Mum and Pup, Christopher Buckley reveals in a moving way the human side of his famous father and mother, underscoring that even those known for their grace, charm and immense talents face the same challenges and limitations as the rest of us. It is also a moving tribute to his [...] Randy Barnett's proposed amendment to the US Constitution to limit federal power is not the best solution to Barack Obama and government on steroids. Hesitant vacillation as a policy principle. Paralyzing preconditions for soluble problems. The failed state and its benefits. Iran, the Anti-Racism Conference and nuclear negotiations. Too neutral? In whose favor? When an enemy is more useful to a dictatorship than a friend. The American Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists sponsored a weeklong conference at Fordham University Law School to counter the UN's Durban II Review Conference. Welcome to the USA, we're sure you'll want to stay, unless you're on the Right and then: It's Guantanamo Bay!
Artyom Sidorkin, prior to his surgery, was on his way to living a life without a carbon footprint. When will Barack Obama give a speech on the 10th Amendment? Bill Clinton may have been the first black President, but Barack Obama is the first celebrity to occupy the Oval Office. A substantial contingent of Democrats seems to love passenger-rail subsidies for reasons that have little or nothing to do with pork for their friends. Changing the emphasis from the bottom-up, performance-based terms of the Roadmap to the top-down Annapolis process brings to the fore the essence of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The neighborhood bank isn't a bank in the traditional sense any more. Take it from David Axelod: any time there are severe economic conditions there is always an element of disaffection that can mutate into something that's unhealthy. Both science and religion have a place in the classroom and in public life. But not in every classroom, and not in every aspect of public life. A root of troubles: The conflict between pay now and pay perhaps later. Buy into piracy: it is good business. Trying to try pirates. Autocracy as an enhancer of limited means. The US' Iraq woes: the consequence of devastating success? War, terrorism and democratic society. "Why is the Department of Homeland Security spending our time and resources singling out groups like pro-life supporters instead of focusing on identifying and apprehending the real terrorists – like al-Qaeda – groups that have vowed to destroy America?" People are becoming more completely aware of the menace that big government poses, if not for any other reason, then because of the economic effects of chronic overspending, which sucks the life out of the economy. Inmate healthcare claims represent the 4th Strike – the final opportunity for the intermittent and permanent persistent offender to pillage the innocent. Despite the fact that Obama shares the Old World's socialist vision, some of Europe's denizens found him to be more more sandman than savior. Perhaps Notre Dame and its leadership think that they are being "courageous" in honoring one who has so publicly spit in the eye of Mother Church. |
 
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