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Kali Puja next weekend on Nov 6
TH Daily - October 31 - Jillian Bandes, Doug Giles, Debra J. Saunders, Brian Walsh, Ken Connor and More
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'Rally to Restore Sanity' was hilarious and heartbreaking Jillian Bandes: Jon Stewart's "Rally to Restore Sanity" and Steven Colbert's "Rally to Restore Fear" was hilarious, and heartbreaking. ... more I'm Proud to Be a Heretic to the Preening Progressives Doug Giles: What do the preening Progressives demand from the multitudinous rubes of the left, right and center? ... more Loose Change and Propositions Debra J. Saunders: Former Gov. Pete Wilson is the only politician to have beat Jerry Brown in an election. Now Wilson serves as Meg Whitman's campaign chairman. ... more 2010 Race of the Day UPDATE: Sending Allen Boyd on Permanent Vacation Brian Walsh: Although many think of Florida as a state of beaches and amusement parks, the area around the state's capitol is a unique combination of lowland history and Dixie tradition. ... more Left's Tolerance Limited to Liberals Ken Connor: The Tea Party phenomenon, in particular, has the likes of Matthews, Maddow, and Olbermann sputtering with outrage and confusion. ... more Learning How to Love the Evil Empire Michael Prell: If it is true that, as America goes, so go the Yankees, then what has changed about America and the Yankees since the days of Babe Ruth? ... more Can Arizona Save America? James Allen: In the 2010 elections, Arizona has the chance to be an important part of the Republican take-back of Congress, providing the opportunity to flip five House seats to the type of conservative Republicans the country needs. ... more Salena Zito: When the unwashed masses head to voting booths in less than two days, they will be thinking about how our growing government has affected their lives. ... more Jesus, Christians and Politics Frank Turek: While Jesus was often more diplomatic, he knew that sometimes you need to be blunt with people. Sometimes you need to be direct instead of dancing around the issues. ... more In Washington, Dividing Can Be a Plus Steve Chapman: Divided we stand, united we fall. I know, I've got the old adage backward. But when it comes to solving one of the biggest problems looming over the nation -- the federal budget deficit -- backward could be the best way to go. ... more Preparing for the Obama Blame Game Austin Hill: With a staunch rejection of Barack Obama's transformational agenda at hand, let's consider how the President and his "friends" might try to target and blame Americans for it all. ... more Hubris And Nemesis All In One David Stokes: As the nation prepares to mark the second anniversary of Barack Obama's election to the presidency with widespread repudiation of his hope and change agenda, theories abound as to what has caused the wheels to fall off what was once a formidable political juggernaut. Here's my take—Mr. Obama, unlike most of the previous residents at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, decided to skip his first term and govern like a second term president. ... more The coming government shutdown Paul Jacob: Horrors! Doing the right thing will be scary for a lot of people. ... more No more double standards Paul Driessen: False, misleading or fraudulent claims have long brought the wrath of juries, judges and government agencies down on perpetrators. So have substandard manufacturing practices. ... more |
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