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The “Hatchet Man” Turned Bridge-Builder
When Charles W. “Chuck” Colson died last week, the headlines screamed about the death of President Richard Nixon’s “hatchet man,”…
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Losing the Jihadists’ War on America
Have you ever asked yourself why, despite more than ten years of efforts – involving, among other things, the loss…
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GOP Insiders Just Don’t Get It
With Mitt Romney now the presumptive Republican nominee, the battle for the 2012 Presidency has begun in earnest. And, as…
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On Hope and Hate: Week One of Obama v. Romney
Something wonderful unfolded in American politics the last few days. Almost immediately after Rick Santorum dropped out of the Republican…
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The Political Compromise of Our Security
A troubling pattern of putting U.S. and allied security interests second to the Obama administration’s political priorities is now well-established. …
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Democrats’ ‘War’ Talk Says Women are Gullible
In 1968, cigarette maker Philip Morris launched a brand of smokes just for women. Marketed with the provocative slogan, “You’ve…
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Book Review: Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?
If you are searching for the authoritative Baedeker Guide to the End of the West, search no longer. The book…
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Yes, Congresswoman Pelosi, We’re Serious: On the Constitutionality of Obamacare
America anxiously awaits the Supreme Court’s decision on Obamacare. At the core of the decision is a simple question: Is…
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A Whirlwind Tour of the Supreme Court’s Commerce Clause Jurisprudence
There is a widely held view that Congress has virtually unlimited power to legislate, especially concerning economic matters. Consider, for…
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HHS Mandate: Morality and the Common Good
It may have been too much to hope that the recent Health and Human Services mandate requiring the provision of…