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This Week's Tweets I Like John Ransom: This week I've picked a broad array of topics from the Twitterverse of followers of @bamransom, including life, foreign policy, Sen. Ensign and Nevada, the debt "bomb" and the Department of Energy. ... more Why Hunters Rock and Anti-Hunters Are a Crock Doug Giles: My wife and I have an acquaintance from Boston we're unfortunately forced to interface with on an irregular basis who continuously gives me and my family hell about hunting. ... more Cult of 'Three Cups of Tea' Should Have Known Better Debra J. Saunders: The first tip-off that Greg Mortenson's memoir "Three Cups of Tea" has some credibility issues comes in the book's introduction. Co-author David Oliver Relin writes that as Mortenson is flying over Pakistan, the helicopter pilot marvels to Mortenson, "I've been flying in northern Pakistan for 40 years. How is it you know the terrain better than me?" ... more The Kennedy Curve Mark Baisley: For years, I have puzzled over the mystery of the liberal mindset. I have concluded that it makes no sense to ascribe the capacity of deductive reasoning to an adult American leftist. ... more Was Andrew Breitbart Being Punk'd by Martin Bashir? Kyle Olson: In promotion of his excellent book, "Righteous Indignation," Andrew Breitbart appeared on MSNBC with host Martin Bashir. ... more The Easter Effect David Stokes: There are moments in time and space when transitory issues fade in significance as things that seem to matter so much are trumped by what really matters most. ... more Do We Have the Gumption to Take Our Medicine? Ken Connor: With Washington's budget showdown over – for now, at least – attention has shifted to the next major government funding crisis on the horizon. With a mere $80 billion between the government and default, lawmakers, lobbyists, and Obama officials are scrambling to make the case for an extended line of credit. ... more Kevin McCullough: The President Barack Obama has been proven a hypocrite. ... more Mom Plays God: Brings Good from Evil Frank Turek: 'If God stopped all evil, he might start with you . . . and me because we both do evil every day.' To end evil on earth God would have to take away our free will. But if he takes away our free will, he takes away our ability to love as well. ... more University Administrators Refuse to Allow Christians to Speak Their Peace Alan Sears: It's hard to understand what, exactly, public university officials across the country have against the Christians on their campus. ... more Burn the witches with gas Paul Jacob: A perennial panic over fuel prices throws caution, reason, and humility out the window. ... more Unwelcome Surprises in Libya Steve Chapman: Is it too early to declare our intervention in Libya a failure? More than a month after we started bombing, the insurgency has suffered a string of defeats. ... more |
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TH Daily - April 24 - John Ransom, Doug Giles, Debra J. Saunders, Mark Baisley, Kyle Olson and More
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