By Gary Larson, on July 31st, 2011 Are John F. Kerry's medals also in danger of being yanked? Don't count on it. Why his acolyte, retired US Navy Captain Wade Sanders, had his Silver Star for battlefield gallantry revoked, is a mystery. Will incurious news media get to the bottom of the story? Answer: It's doubtful.
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By Anthony Stahelski, on July 31st, 2011 The firewalls that used to be in place restricting speculative capitalism need to be set back up. There is a difference between productive and speculative capitalism, and it is speculative capitalism that is contributing to the dire economic situation we are in now.
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By Jim Kouri, on July 30th, 2011 The question is – will we force our military to do more with less? The President has not made the distinction between cuts and military strategy, instead proposing defense cuts while expanding the military’s mission (Libya, Japan, Haiti, fighting pirates off the coast of Africa) and expecting our troops to maintain their current duties.
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By Zoherh Shafaei, on July 30th, 2011 U.S. Ambassador Lawrence Butler is wrong to condemn the resistance and the valor of the Iranian regime's victims instead of the crimes and atrocities committed by the Mullahs’ agents and torturers. A survivor recalls the execution of her parents and siblings for things like merely holding a memorial for a teenager who was shot for [...]
By J. J. Jackson, on July 30th, 2011 None of the major players in this dog and pony show over the national debt and government spending have the answer. But I can give you a real plan. It is a plan that the Republican led House would reject.
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By Warren Beatty, on July 30th, 2011 The USA has more economic flexibility under our current system than it would after a budget-balancing amendment. All we have to do is reel in spending.
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By Karen Norling, on July 30th, 2011 "Beyond a shadow of a doubt" means beyond any doubt whatsoever. On the other hand, "beyond a reasonable doubt" means beyond any doubt arrived at through-say it with me now–reasoning. Quite a difference between the two.
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By Dr. Phil Taverna, on July 30th, 2011 I am a simple man and I thought this was ridiculous from the start. What happens if you are eating a potato chip and you accidentally cut your gum? Are you going to take a handful of antibiotics to fight the gang of bacteria flowing through your bloodstream? Probably not, but many people were forced [...]
By Siavosh Rajizadeh, on July 30th, 2011 Iran National Television is getting the truth out about the Mullahs in Tehran. It always tells and discloses the pain of people of Iran and the crimes of the Iranian regime against the women and youth. It must not be silenced.
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By Phil Davis, on July 29th, 2011 The bottom line is businesses cannot stand more regulation and taxes this is why hiring is slow. The smart play is to not raise the Debt Ceiling and start cutting the massive debt numerous Administrations and Congresses have created.
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By Rudy A. Takala, on July 28th, 2011 For conservatives, Ms. Bachmann’s weakness may be considered that she does not always prioritize the conservative movement over her personal preferences.
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By George de Poor Handlery, on July 28th, 2011 Condemning the USA is a symptom of subconsciously felt impotence.
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By Christopher Adamo, on July 28th, 2011 The nation has not yet hit rock bottom economically, but certain sectors such as California's government appear determined to get it there before any serious effort can be made to change course.
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By Pedro Blas Gonzalez, on July 27th, 2011 We are currently bombarded with the aberrant claims of fashionable slave drivers who call themselves post-modernists, radical environmentalist, post-humanist, and other popular aberrations. In a recent interview on C-SPAN, a post-humanist said that the best way to save the environment is to have a world with no people. No wonder our prospective jurors and college [...]
By Siavosh Rajizadeh, on July 27th, 2011 Like thousands of others who have loved ones in Iraq's refugee camp Camp Ashraf, it's hard for me to sleep at nights not knowing what could happen tomorrow. I just put my trust in the world conscious that it will not allow a new massacre to recur.
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By Dr. Phil Taverna, on July 27th, 2011 Is the Gang of Six Plan to solve the debt ceiling a good idea?
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By Jim Kouri, on July 27th, 2011 The terrorist group Al Shabaab has reneged on lifting its ban on aid agencies.
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By Robert Wiles, on July 27th, 2011 Maybe, just maybe, Sarah is too complete, that is why the dislike for her by some.
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By Steven D. Laib, on July 27th, 2011 Tea Party activists and other knowledgeable people were predicting that this would happen. It happened before with the budget deal and seems to be happening again.
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By Bill Wavering, on July 27th, 2011 If we really desire a return to fiscal sanity at the federal level; baseline budgeting must go.
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By Aaron Goldstein, on July 25th, 2011 When it came to light that Anders Behring Breivik was responsible for the heinous acts of terrorism in Norway which, as of this writing, claimed the lives of 76 people last Friday The New York Times wasted no time in putting forward a narrative.
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By J. J. Jackson, on July 23rd, 2011 Liberals have set themselves up for failure primarily because, as the rest of us all know, liberalism does not work.
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By Phil Davis, on July 22nd, 2011 President Obama used scare tactics on whether or not to send out Social Security checks due to the lack of raising the Debt Ceiling.
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By Ralph Benko, on July 22nd, 2011 Thomas Frank is yet another big name on the left to note and deplore the powerful uprising in favor of restoring the gold standard.
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By JB Williams, on July 22nd, 2011 One of the latest disasters within the new GOP precincts is a push for either open primaries, caucus primaries or the worst of all options, both. Instead, the GOP should go to a closed primary system in every county across the country as it is the only way the GOP will ever produce a "conservative" [...]
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