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A
Nation of Laws - In a revised and more detailed analysis, Tim
takes a closer look at the flood of illegals and their sympathizers
who flooded the streets of Los Angeles and elsewhere, demanding
rights to which they are not legally entitled. - FIRST
OF THREE PARTS - by Timothy Rollins, Editor
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Profoundly
Unserious
- Jennifer looks at Democrat posturing at Coretts Scott King's
funeral, and how ex-president Jimmy Carter, who railed against
Presdient Bush at the funeral, is in fact, the architect behind
the current Middle East powder keg. - by Jennifer King, Managing
Editor |
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They
Shoot Old Reporters, Don’t They?
- Vinny looks at Helen Thomas as the blatantly cynical partisan
hack she is. - by Vincent Fiore |
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GOP
At The Crossroads: Successfully Challenging The Lies Of The
MSM
- Carol tells us of Pat Boone's recent appearance on FOX
NEWS with Neil Cavuto, and how he has started writing
a column of his own for WorldNetDaily, and in the process,
taken the Mainstream Media to task for their blatant anti-Bush
bias. - by Carol Devine-Molin, Associate Editor
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An
open letter to Hu Jintao, President of China, and Wen Jiabao,
Premier of China - In his latest, Michael writes an
open letter experssing his concerns about the growing Sino-Russian
alliance and the peril in which it places not only the Western
World, but the entire world at large, including those two countries.
- by Michael Moriarty |
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The
Real Message Behind Bush’s State of the Union Speech
- In closely examining the President's State of the
Union speech, Rachel shows us how the real message was Bush's
unapologetic stand on going after terrorism and recognizing
it as the imminent danger that it is for all people worldwide
- especially Americans. - by Rachel Alexander, Legal Analyst
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The
Changing Constellation In Democracies
- Bruce points out how the more other countries rail
against the United States, the more those governments in power
are being tossed out of office by the voters. - by
Bruce Walker |
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Republicans
Should Go On The Offensive
- Chris points out how on just about every major issue of importance,
the Democrats and Republicans are at polar opposite ends of
the spectrum, and that Democrats have proven consistently, that
their position is the wrong one. - by Christopher Adamo
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The
Essential Need for Capital Punishment - Tim examines the murder charge against Wisconsin's
Steven Avery and how it has affected people throughout the state.
- WARNING: Contains
subject matter that is brutally and even horrifically graphic.
This is not recommended reading for children, those with weak
stomachs, or those whose sensitivities may be destroyed by so
doing. Proceed with caution and read the entire warning at the
top of the the article before reading if you are easily offended.
- by Timothy Rollins, Editor |
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Then
Let The Chocolate Covered Nuts Pay For It!
- Dave reacts to Mayor Nagin's "Chocolate City" remarks
of last week. - by Dave Gibson |
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'A
Memoir Full of Feces' and a Real Switcheroo
- J.
Edward takes a look at the controversy surrounding 'author'
James Frey, and shows us that in the end, Frey's book is no
different than buffalo chips. - by
J. Edward Tremlett |
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No
Politics in the Pub - "Even
a professional opinion-monger ought to have his limits. Everywhere
I go, it seems that I am accosted by pamphleteers, protestors
and partisans. They are upper-middle-class college students
with axes to grind masquerading as unduly obnoxious panhandlers.
I don’t think the government ought to wipe them off the
face of the planet, McCain-Feingold style, but it wouldn’t
hurt if they developed some manners." See what Jim means
in his latest column about people who go beyond acceptable limits!
- by
W. James Antle III |
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Bill
Clinton Opens a Liar's Library
- Bob looks at the opening last week of the Bill Clinton library/double-width
trailer in Little Rock. - by Robert Yoho, Senior Editor
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Over
The Top - Tim takes a closer look at how Democrat Governor
Jim Doyle of Wisconsin
has put the
brakes on requiring photo ID at the polls on Election Day, and
how that flies in the face of other requirements within the
state. - Part
One of Two. Part
Two of Two. - by Timothy Rollins, Editor
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Whine
and Cheese - In the wake of multiple
hurricanes in Louisiana, Texas and Florida, Karen asks in her
latest column: "There is a path back to sensibility, but
it isn't easy. Take your life back and make it yours. What do
you believe in? Where are you headed? What is your mission in
life? If you've never even thought about those ideas, you certainly
aren't alone. Consider defining some of your guiding principles
and measuring your life against them. Changes to make will become
evident very quickly." Take a closer look at Karen's latest
and you'll see the need to recapture personal responsibility
and preparedness in a whole new light! - by Karen Beth Pike |
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View
from the Mount: Much Ado About Nothing
- The glee being expressed over the big Bush scandal is a bit
premature. SARTRE takes a closer look why. See his latest in
his View from the Mount." - by SARTRE (James Hall from
the Right) |
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Why
Courting the Black Vote Won’t Work
- In a style only LaShawn can, she takes Jesse Jackson to task
for seeking to portray Jesus as a liberal and implying one cannot
be Christian and conservative. - by La Shawn Barber
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It's
Time To Stop Playing Games With These People
- Fresh from the BREAKING NEWS of
the beheading of American contractor Nick Berg, Jon reacts with
what can only be described as the only correct way to handle
these murderous animals once and for all! - by Jon Alvarez
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Traditionalists
Vs Globalists: The War Is On
- "Those
who grew up loving and defending this country are now seen as
the enemy by the globalists. Yet those who are thinking globally
are just as sincere in their beliefs as those who oppose it.
Their just wired differently! Rest assured, a people divided
cannot stand! National suicide is eminent! The lines have clearly
been drawn, especially in the CA sand (where I've hung my hat
for many years). Never the twain shall meet."
- by April Shenandoah |
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Against
Bush or For Change?
- Liberals don't hate George W. Bush. We detest what he stands
for. - by James Hall, Senior Associate Editor
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Why
Courting the Black Vote Won’t Work
- In her newest column, LaShawn reminds us that GOP leaders
and candidates need to do more than just drop in at church services
if they want to capture the hearts and minds of black Americans.
- by La Shawn Barber |
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Is
It Election Day, Yet?
- Linda asks this question in much the same way our children
ask, "Are we there yet?", especially in light of the
way the mainstream press are quick to make much of John Kerry's
'heroic' Vietnam service and so little of Bob Dole's service
in World War II. - by Linda Prussen-Razzano, Dallas Bureau
Chief |
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One
Man, One Woman - In a column reposted
from The Wall Street Journal, Mitt Romney discusses how the
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court's ruling on gay marriage
is wrong, and how we in other states can take steps where we
live. - by Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA) |
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"Par
for the Course" - In a TAP
CLASSIC being re-run by popular demand, Stephen takes
a look at how like rules in golf cannot be changed, attempts
to redefine marriage are "beyond silly and have hurtful intent
toward those who can and have scored par in this aspect of their
life." - by Stephen Senter |
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APOCALYPSE NOW: Al-Qaeda Reigns in Spain - "The Spanish election results are reverberating
around the world, and the realization is setting in that the
implications are disastrous -- not only for Spain, but for all
of Europe, for the war on terror, and perhaps for the very survival
of western civilization. Mass murderers have won an easy victory
of staggering proportions. And any hope of coping with its effects
will first require a realistic assessment of the damage that
has already been done and where it is likely to lead -- all
weighed in the context of the sobering lessons of history."
- by Murray Soupcoff, The Iconoclast with R. Bastiat
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The
Power to Tax
- "Many members of Congress today, including members in
both parties, have lost sight of the purpose behind the congressional
power to tax. Congressmen, as elected representatives of the
people, are supposed to insure that tax money is properly allocated
and not squandered. Taxpayers have a right to expect that they
are getting their money's worth." See Chuck's analysis
of how Congress routinely abuses that power in his latest! -
by Chuck Morse |
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Questions,
No Answers, and the Fool on the Hill
- "In contemporary usage, the matter of being ethical and
being moral are interchangeable concepts. But, not to me. Being
moral is adhering to a set of rules. But to me, ethics is the
contemplation of what is the good." - by Mike Madias
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The
Real John F. Kerry
- "Many might be surprised to learn that it is Kerry, not
Dean, who has the most liberal credentials of the Democratic
dwarves still running for President. His voting record is considerably
to the left of such well-known comparative centrists as Senator
Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH). ...
According to the January 26, 2004 edition of The Washington
Times, Kerry has voted against virtually every major defense
program ever proposed during his 20-year tenure in the US Senate."
This article originally appeared on the Center
for the National Security Interest web site and is reposted
with permission. - by David T. Pyne, Esq. |
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September
Tenthers
- Jennifer examines how the events of 9-11 are unlike Pearl
Harbor in that unlike December 7th where the nation came together
and stayed that way until the common enemy was defeated, September
11th only silenced the president's critics for a few days and
now their unrelenting loathing and hatred is back even stronger
than ever. See Jennifer's most explosive column so far this
year in her latest look at partisan backstabbing and bickering
among a bunch of wannabes who clearly fail to measure up. -
by Jennifer King, Managing Editor |
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| SIXTY YEARS AGO ... January
- February 1943
- In their first look at World War II since the
death of Joe Foss in January, Jennifer and Tim take a
look at key events in January and February of 1943 and
will continue to look at pivotal events throughout 1943
as they resume their look at World War II 60 years later
in their "Reflections on World War II" series.
First of Two Parts. - by Jennifer King and Timothy
Rollins |
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Economics:
Applied Logic to Empiricism
- "One of the worst things that ever happened to the organized
economics profession is that it adopted empiricism as its foundation,
as though economics is a natural science. Economics is not a
natural science, nor should it be treated as such..." -
by Mark Anderson |
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| Families and the War - Dianna and Glenn examine the issue of
how the impending war against Iraq might land our troops
called to active duty in trouble when they return home
from the war over child support issues. Dianna and Glenn
outline the issue in this, their latest column! - by
Dianna Thompson and Glenn Sacks |
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DRIVING
SEÑORA DAISY - Nathan
shows how even liberals are repulsed by the hypocrisy of Gov.
Gray Davis and Lt. Gov Cruz Bustamente (D-CA) in granting driver's
licenses to illegal aliens - this, despite prior vetoes on at
least TWO occasions and both of them having repeatedly spoken
out against the very legislation they later signed into law.
-by Nathan Poole |
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BUSH AND IRAQ - 2002 - In its first Official Editorial, The
American Partisan calls upon President Bush to properly follow
the Constitution in engaging in hostilities against Iraq. -
by The Executive Committee of The American Partisan |
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THEOLOGICAL THOUGHTS:
The Final Exam - In our opener, we turn to the popular TV show
"South Park" to get the answer to a question that many seem
to ask about religion. This requires Windows Media Player and
is available HERE
at NO CHARGE. - sent in by Timothy Rollins, Editor |
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CYNICS CORNER - No
Wonder They Think He's An Idiot! - Sent in by a reader, this gem shows President
Bush in a photo op that was not quite properly set up. - sent
in by Terri Wills |
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Call to Duty Spells Child Support Woes - In her debut solo column, Dianna Thompson points
out how even in time of war, the state continues to go after
non-custodial parents - even as they are fighting in the war
on terrorism. See how far things have gone out of whack in Dianna's
masterpiece in a TAP EXCLUSIVE !!
- by Dianna Thompson |
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The Day We Came to Town - A Love Letter to the People
of Gander, Newfoundland - In a TAP
EXCLUSIVE and her first article in some time, Lisa
shares with us her firsthand experience of spending four days
in Gander, Newfoundland as her TWA flight from Paris to St.
Louis was diverted on the morning of 9-11. - by Lisa Woerly
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Bush
and Clinton: Opposite Policies on Terrorists as “Peace”
Partners
- "In his press conference today President Bush articulated
a policy that is a dramatic change from that of the Clinton
Administration in America’s treatment of terrorists who
end up in control of their national governments." See Mary's
analysis on how this about-face will protect America's vital
interests both here at home and overseas. - by
Mary Mostert, Publisher, Banner
of Liberty |
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Federalizing
Social Policy
- From his latest edition of "Texas
Straight Talk", Congressman Paul says: "As the Senate
prepares to vote on the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee
Samuel Alito this week, our nation once again finds itself bitterly
divided over the issue of abortion. It's a sad spectacle, especially
considering that our founders never intended for social policy
to be decided at the federal level, and certainly not by federal
courts. It's equally sad to consider that huge numbers of Americans
believe their freedoms hinge on any one individual, Supreme
Court justice or not." Read more of what Congressman/Dr.
Paul has to say in this latest thought-provoking column! - by
The Honorable Ron Paul, M.D., Member of Congress (R-Texas -
14th District) |
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Shafting
Boys - In her latest look at the ongoing problems in American
culture, Ilana points out how "Boys (and men) have been
in trouble for some time, but "progressives" have
only just noticed." Could it be that rampant feminism run
amok has not only pushed equality, but also subjugation of boys
and men in the process? Read Ilana's commentary on this explosive
subject and decide for yourself! in her latest WorldNetDaily exclusive commentary!
- by Ilana Mercer |
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The
Other Quagmire in Iraq
- With the mounting casualties of reporters in Iraq, Rachel
examines the real 'quagmire' that exists in Iraq at present.
- by Rachel Marsden, Contributing Columnist |
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To
Be or Not To Be (Unilateral), That’s Hillary’s Question
- Bobby once again takes delight in pointing out the consistent
inconsistency of the Left - especially with Hillary Clinton
in his latest blog on GOPUSA. - by Bobby Eberle, President
and CEO, GOPUSA |
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Is
Pet Ownership is Destroying the Lives of Americans? YES! - An
Overview
- With the release of her book by the same name. Carole gives
us an overview of her three years of research and preparation
and what she learned in that time. Now available in paperback!
- by Carole Wade |
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Thanksgiving
Gut Check On Immigration - Doing
Nothing Is Doing Something - Wrong
- "Immigration is a gut check because the price of policy
is paid in tears. Stark choices cause pain. Who stays and who
goes means selecting whose dreams are destroyed, whose home
is emptied, whose security is threatened with life and death
decisions. The immigrant and the native born American share
every hard choice. We are two sides of the same coin. Homeland
Security is purchased at the price of desperate, hard-working,
one-time lawbreaking families, or not?" - by James Atticus
Bowden, Contributing Columnist |
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Wht
It Does Not Matter If We Find No WMDs In Iraq - Esther makes her case against the naysayers as to
why it matters not whether actual WMDs are found in Iraq, as
the important thing was the removal of Saddam Hussein, the repression
of thug regimes elsewhere and the keeping away from those of
Husseins's stripe actual weapons of mass destruction. - by
Esther Hartstein |
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Exploited
After Death
- In his debut column with TAP, periodic contributor Michael
Coren of Sun Media looks into the deaths of Laci and Connor
Peterson and asks "Where's the compassion for a woman and
her son?" - by Michael
Coren, Columnist, Sun Media |
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Liberal
Orthodoxy fails in flyoverland - In his debut as a guest
contributor, Gary Larson shows how the venom of the Paul Wellstone
'memorial'/rally backfired and went to show the Democrats that
liberal thinking does not fly well in the nation's hearltand.
- by Gary Larson, Guest Contributor |
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Big
Bucks Being Spent in the Buckeye State -
In his debut guest column, Marc Schare of Columbus, Ohio shows
us how taxes have risen steadily under both Democratic and Republican
rule in Ohio and that this is a trend both regionally and nationally.
See more in his his first offreing at the table! - by Marc
Schare, Guest Contributor |
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Another
Lesson From the Left-Coast -
In a guest article, Raymond discusses the fiscal crisis and
downgrading of California's financial stability by virtue of
its deficit spending. - - by Raymond Green |
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“President
Kerry” And The War
- Brian's analysis of how a "President Kerry" could
handle the war shows us that it could only be disastrous. See
for yourself in his latest! - by Brian W. Peterson |
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A
Personal Hell
- Lori shares with us the experience of a friend going through
the personal hell of domestic violence and the general ineffectiveness
of restraining orders and the legal system. - by Lori Cutshall
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Tinseltown
Tarnish - M.C. Green shows just how much the once-powerful
influence of Tinseltown is now tarnshing the campaigns of political
candidates. - by M.C. Green, Guest Contributor |
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GOP
Rolls, Dems Routed! - OpinioNet Editor-at-Large Bob
Webster takes a good look at the midterm election just ended
and how it was a complete reinforcement of confidence of President
Bush a complete repudiation of former President Bill Clinton.
- by Bob Webster, Editor-at-Large, OpinioNet |
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Keeping
Our Children Safe - In a guest article, Melissa Kelly
takes a look at her fears when Samantha Runnion turned up dead
in California and looked at how New York addresses the issue
of sex offenders. What she found shocked her. - by Melissa
Kelly, Guest Columnist |
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It's
Time to Roast the Pig - Pork barrel spending by our federal
government - Reagan Legacy.com founder Seth Weathers
takes to task the pork barrel spending of the Feds in Washington.
- by Seth
Weathers |
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