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Churchill and Lincoln — Never Give Up

Editor’s note: Winston Churchill was born on this date in 1874. “Do not let us speak of darker days: let us speak rather of sterner days.” Thus spoke Winston Churchill to the students of Harrow School on October 29, 1941. The British prime minister visited the school, and made this …

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Obama Plays High Stakes Poker On Health Care

Here we go again. As the president stumps — yet again — for his health care plan today, it is worth looking back at the events of the last several weeks. During this time, we’ve seen episodes of high political theater that have clarified the issues and cast into stark …

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What Massachusetts Will Tell Us About Obama

At the close of today’s election in Massachusetts, we’ll know just what kind of cat Barack Obama really is. The seat up for grabs in the Bay State belonged to the “liberal lion” Ted Kennedy. After his inauguration last year, Barack Obama looked like a lion himself, with many of …

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The Real-World Truth About the Supreme Court's Campaign Finance Decision

The Supreme Court’s recent decision to allow corporations and unions to directly support political candidates through advertising has unleashed a frenzy of speculation about the mass infusion of cash into political races beginning with the midterm elections of 2010. I think the reality may be a little less frenzied than …

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Don't We Need At Least One Protestant On the Supreme Court?

As the old saying goes, some of my best friends are Catholic and Jewish. Still, I find it weird that with the retirement of Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, a country founded by Protestants whose population is today sixty percent Protestant, may very well be ruled by a Supreme …

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And the Winner Is … Dave

David Letterman, like the great Albert King blues song, seems to have been “born under a bad sign.” Between the aggressive stalkers and the house-painter kidnappers and the phony wives, the TV funny man’s off-camera life seems dominated by damage control. That’s why it wasn’t really that surprising that Thursday …

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Why Dick Cheney Is More American Than Barack Obama

Polls give us a snapshot of what’s on Americans’ minds at any given moment. So, I’m astounded by the moment we find ourselves in. As you sit reading this, former Vice President Cheney is on a two month surge of popularity. President Barack Obama, on the other hand, is doing …

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The Bush Farewell: The Truth, the Whole Truth and Nothing But the Truth

Fri, 16 Jan 2009 19:33:11 +0000 – By Andrea TantarosRepublican Political Commentator/FOXNews.com Contributor As I watched President George W. Bush say a final farewell to the nation last night, my emotions were mixed. Though I admired the humility of his speech, I was left to wonder where thatPresident Bush, and …

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In a Class By Themselves

Today, after spending most of the day travelling through much of the Jalyrez valley in the Afghan province of Wardak, I spoke to the Army Green Beret who lead the trip. This 20+ veteran of the Army Special Forces confessed he had been concerned: “After seeing what American youth was …

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Time for David Letterman to Dust Off an Old Apology

Fri, 12 Jun 2009 14:24:32 +0000 – By Mark JosephProducer, Editor, Bullypulpit.com,Author, “Sarah Barracuda: The Rise of Sarah Palin” This isn’t the first time David Letterman has crossed the boundaries of good taste and been needlessly crude and demeaning to women, and it probably won’t be the last. He’s been …

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