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  • The Whole Record: Rick Scott's Successful Pro-Growth Policies in Florida

    The Whole Record: Rick Scott's Successful Pro-Growth Policies in Florida

    A stunning announcement came out of Florida this week. The state that was exhibit A for economic disaster two years ago is now experiencing a tremendous rebound thanks to Gov. Rick Scott's pro-growth policies. Washington should take a page – no several pages – out of Scott's book.

  • Jimmy Carter's Libel Israel Week

    Jimmy Carter's Libel Israel Week

    Some politically correct colleges in America and Western Europe observe something they call "Israel Apartheid Week." It's another opportunity to libel Israel for building a defensive perimeter to keep out Arab suicide bombers.

  • President Obama Drops His Family Friendly Mask

    Just four years ago, candidate Barack Obama said he believed that marriage was between a man and a woman. "And God is in the mix." Who moved?

  • Secretary Kerry's 'Stupid' Defense of Religious Liberty

    Secretary of State John Kerry was barely off the plane in Germany before he embarrassed himself—and all of us—with what is perhaps the worst defense of religious freedom ever offered. Kerry, the unsuccessful Democratic candidate for president in 2004, said the United States protects religious freedom because: "In America, you have right to be stupid."

  • The Southern Poverty Law Center and Violent Bullying (EXCLUSIVE)

    The Southern Poverty Law Center and Violent Bullying (EXCLUSIVE)

    Bullying is not a new phenomenon; it's as old as man. But bullying has reached a point of near epidemic proportions, with one in four children experiencing bullying and up to 35 percent of the U.S. workforce reporting being bullied at work. Bullying is wrong, and should have no defenders.

  • What will John Kerry Do About Christian Persecution in China?

    Secretary of State John Kerry chose an interesting place to deliver his first foreign policy address. The former Massachusetts senator spoke at the University of Virginia. The university's president, Teresa Sullivan, introduced him. Dr. Sullivan noted that the university's founder, Thomas Jefferson, had served as the first Secretary of State.

  • The Renunciation of Pope Benedict XVI

    The media, of course, is calling it a resignation. But it not so much a resignation of a political office as it is a renunciation. The 85-year old pontiff's decision to renounce the power and prestige of the papal office is so unexpected, almost unprecedented, as to take the world by surprise.

  • Pastor Giglio and the New 'Moral McCarthyism'

    There's been a lot of speculation about the smaller crowd expected for this year's inauguration – and now we know why. The president seems to be disinviting all the Christians! The purging started with Pastor Louie Giglio, who had been scheduled to offer the benediction until homosexual activists dug up a 20-year-old sermon and were shocked to find the Christian minister preaching a Christian message on sexuality. Giglio vanished from the inauguration program 24 hours later, despite his successf

  • Why Congress Should Reject Federal 'Hate Crimes' Bill

    All violent crimes should be vigorously prosecuted - but this novel legal approach violates several core principles and holds a number of dangers.

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