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Subscribe quickly to get the Shariah in America issue Gingrich vs. Gingrich Jeff Jacoby: Newt Gingrich sees himself as a statesman, a public-policy sage, and a potential president of the United States. But is he serious? ... more Texas Shines Big in the 2010 Census Michael Barone: The Census Bureau last week released county and city populations for the last of the 50 states from the 2010 Census last week, ahead of schedule. ... more Resentment Studies Mike Adams: Here in the Tar Heel state, the Republicans have taken over the House and the liberals are freaking out. ... more Ponzi Schemes John C. Goodman: Jack Lew is lucky he isn't in prison. Were he representing a private pension fund and if he made the sort of statements he made in USA Today the other day, he might well be sharing a cell with Bernie Madoff. ... more Obama: The Absent-Minded President Lurita Doan: Few Americans expected that Barack Obama, the political darling of Hollywood, would emerge as the quintessentially inept, absent-minded professor. ... more House Republicans Blinked on Spending, So Now What? Mike Needham: The big spending fight of 2011 will come in several months when Congress considers raising the debt limit. The debate is likely to unfold very similarly to how the short-term funding fight has played out. Will Congress demand transformational changes in exchange for raising the debt limit? ... more Selective Thoughts Bruce Bialosky: Gadhafi's departure has now gone from a want to a need. There is no turning back and no leaving this madman in power to breed terrorism around the world. ... more Steve Simpson: While today's Supreme Court case will not affect as many laws as Citizens United, it promises to be just as controversial. ... more Why Liberals Hate Clarence Thomas and Sarah Palin Star Parker: The human spirit longs to be free. In some individuals, that longing beats so strong in their breast that they will take large personal risks, against great odds, to rebel against tyranny that has transformed their life into a tool for someone else's will and whim. ... more Democrats Attempt to Enable EPA Power Grab Christopher Prandoni: All eyes are on the Senate to see if Republicans can muster up the 60 votes necessary to prevent the EPA's backdoor implementation of cap-and-trade. ... more Risking Civil Dialogue Terry Paulson: When Newsweek recently asked 1,000 U.S. citizens to take America's official citizenship test, 29 percent couldn't name the vice president. ... more FDA Headbangs With Condoms, Not Cigs Katie Kieffer: If young people have casual sex, they're rock stars, as long as they use condoms. If they casually smoke cigarettes, they're borderline criminals. According to the FDA, that is. ... more |
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TH Daily - March 28 - Jeff Jacoby, Michael Barone, Mike Adams, John C. Goodman, Lurita Doan and More
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