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Stealth Propaganda

Obama’s Regulation Czar is so concerned about citizens thinking the wrong way that he proposed sending government agents to “infiltrate” these groups and manipulate them. Continue reading

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Joe Wilson, Call Your Office

Bill Buckley used to tell a funny story about a heroic attempt to survive a faux pas. A young lieutenant is obliged to attend a social event in a prominent hotel with a general. In the lobby, in an attempt to make conversation, the lieutenant says, “Look there, that’s the ugliest woman I’ve ever seen,” nodding toward two women in conversation on the other side of the lobby. “That’s my wife,” the general said. In an attempt to recover, the lieutenant says, “Oh, I meant the young woman with her.” The general says, “That’s my daughter.” The lieutenant, who knows he’s in deep yogurt now, thinks desperately for a second, finally smiles, looks directly at the general and says, “I never said it.” Charlie Crist, Florida’s RINO governor who badly wants to be a RINO U.S. Senator from Florida, is trying to run this same revisionist scam. Continue reading

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Tuesday’s Elections and the Democratic Agenda

Democratic enthusiasm for President Barack Obama’s liberal domestic agenda—particularly for a government-run health insurance program—could wane after the results of the gubernatorial elections next Tuesday in Virginia and New Jersey. GOP victories in either state will tell Democrats in red states and districts that support for Obama’s policies is risky to their political health. Continue reading

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On the Right, an Upstate Upstart

The Republicans once again have shot themselves in the right foot. Continue reading

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A Ripe Time For Florida's Marco Rubio

Leading national Republicans rushed to endorse Crist. In tennis, such decisions are called unforced errors. Continue reading

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It's about policy, not race

Former President Jimmy Carter departed from his usual habit of condemning America from abroad and did it from the homeland last week. Continue reading

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