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November, 2025

  • 10 November

    Miss California USA Agrees With Obama and Elton John on Gay Marriage

    Mon, 20 Apr 2009 21:10:21 +0000 – By Mark JosephWriter/Producer/Author Miss California USA, Carrie Prejean, doesn’t agree with the notion of gay marriage. Now, according to some, that makes her a bad person. Asked by judge Perez Hilton about the issue at the Miss USA pageant, Prejean replied: “We live …

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  • 10 November

    Victory In Virginia

    Who said “Virginia is for lovers?” Not today. Today Virginia was for winners. Creigh Deeds, this doesn’t mean you. Today, the Old Dominion was all for the new governor — Bob McDonnell, an Iraq War veteran with 21 years in the U.S. Army. McDonnell’s victory was almost as decisive as …

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  • 10 November

    Conservatives Should Hold Their Fire and Confirm Judge Sotomayor

    Tue, 26 May 2009 17:50:11 +0000 – By Tommy De SenoAttorney/Editor, JustifiedRight.com Is Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor a liberal judge? The American Bar Association rates her as a “centrist.” Considering the source, that means she is 100% certifiably a far-left liberal judge. Since she is replacing a liberal — …

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  • 10 November

    Republicans Get Suckered

    Tue, 17 Feb 2009 12:00:49 +0000 – By Liz PeekFinancial Columnist Republicans are fighting the wrong battle, and they don’t even know it. In one of the more unlikely political sleight-of-hands in memory, the Democrats have suckered the Right into pushing for the nationalization of banks and for government control …

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  • 10 November

    Welcome to the Pinocchio Administration

    Wed, 04 Mar 2009 18:48:16 +0000 – By Dan GainorVice President Business Media Institute In the 2004 movie “Garden State,” Natalie Portman plays Sam, a character who just can’t stop lying. “I don’t even know why I do it. It’s like… it’s like a tick, I mean sometimes I hear …

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  • 10 November

    Washington gridlock: A message from the American people

    In the wake of the Republican wave that swept the country last week, people have been asking me two questions. How did it happen, and what does it mean for the future? Having been involved in these campaigns, and having seen a lot of the coverage, I think many of …

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  • 10 November

    Want to boost the economy? Encourage more Americans to get married

    At a dinner sponsored by the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation last Thursday (I am an unpaid national advisory board member), there was a debate about wealth redistribution. A team of Canadian students who think government should “spread the wealth around” faced off against a team of American students who think …

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  • 10 November

    Ebola crisis: US needs surgeon general now. Mr. Obama give us a physician we can all agree on

    America is in the midst of one of the greatest health care crises we have seen in decades. At this critical moment, it is frightening that there is no individual in the role of surgeon general taking responsibility for managing the situation. Dr. Vivek Murthy was nominated for the Surgeon …

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  • 10 November

    Ray Rice case: Condoleezza Rice should replace Roger Goodell as NFL commissioner

    What difference did the second video make? NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and his executives could see from the first video that Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice had attacked his girlfriend so viciously as to knock her unconscious. All of this investigation into whether the NFL knew about the second …

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  • 10 November

    Nixon resigns: Forty years later it's clear Richard Nixon committed political suicide

    On the occasion of this week’s 40th anniversary of Richard Nixon’s resignation from the presidency, The Washington Post sponsored a reunion featuring Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, the Watergate reporters who “brought down” the 37th president. In fact, Nixon committed political suicide. He thought he could get away with what …

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