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Taking Stock of 2011: Occupy Seattle, Part 4
During their brief existence, the Occupy movement has already yielded some benefits on the economic front. As Fr. Thomas Massaro…
Browsing: Government & Politics
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Two Visions: The Nativity vs. the Occupiers
I recently strolled down Grant Street in downtown Pittsburgh and was struck by two images. First, there was the stirring…
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Tehran and Obama’s Reelection
The formal end of the U.S. war in Iraq on Dec. 15 enhances neighboring Iran as a major, unpredictable factor…
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On Vaclav Havel—and Chris Hitchens
Vaclav Havel is dead. Among other forces and powers, he is among the seven individuals most responsible for peacefully ending…
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Occupy as Cheer for Christmas: Occupy Seattle, Part 3
Provocation does carry consequences: First the Seattle government sent its riot police to drive Occupy Seattle out of its campsite…
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Action Needed Toward Kagan Recusal on Obama Care
As you probably know, the so-called “healthcare reform” legislation known as “ObamaCare” – which was narrowly passed by Congress (and…
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Accepting ‘Help’ Only to Find Rights Forfeited
Cable’s Home and Garden Television (HGTV) appears to have a new reality show about what happens when the government buys…
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Obama Administration Bans Knowledge of Islam
The Obama administration’s censoring of photographs of the late Osama bin Laden, lest they offend Muslims, is one thing; but…
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You Whiny Sniveling Little Atheists Are Pathetic!
Okay, so here is the story: In Freedom From Religion Foundation, Inc. v. Brewer, (D AZ, Dec. 12, 2011), an Arizona…
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A Predictable Fiasco
The Egyptian elections have resulted in a rout for the throngs whose springtime hopes for freedom are now facing the…