TH Daily - April 02 - Bill O'Reilly, John Ransom, Brent Bozell, Larry Kudlow, Hugh Hewitt and More

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Leadership Will Be a Key Issue in 2012 Presidential Election Bill O'Reilly: The big issues that will most likely decide the election of 2012 are the economy and leadership. And now there's new data on the leadership front. ... more Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers John Ransom: We discovered once again, as Lincoln once said of a contemporary, that Obama can squeeze the smallest idea into the greatest number of words of anyone who has ever been president. We also learned that when things get really tough and leadership is called for, Obama takes his cues from Hillary, just like the 3AM video from Saturday Night Live. ... more Of Gods and Men Brent Bozell: The Democratic leader of the Senate vowed Friday that any compromise on a government-wide spending bill won't include GOP proposals blocking the Environmental Protection Agency from enforcing new rules on greenhouse gases or regulations on a host of other issues. ... more A Reelection Jobs Report? If so, thank the GOP Larry Kudlow: So it looks like Republican tax cuts have saved Obama from himself. And the GOP ought to stay on this tax-cutting path as they move toward limiting the budget. Full-throated flat-tax reform to lower marginal rates and broaden the base will create brand new incentives for growth and jobs. ... more John Boehner: Rock or Rolled? Hugh Hewitt: Canny House Rules Committee Chairman David Dreier went out of his way to remind me and my audience this week that House Speaker John Boehner was a "devout Roman Catholic." ... more Jimmy Carter Charms the Castro Brothers in Havana Humberto Fontova: Embracing a recent invitation by the Castro brothers Jimmy Carter visited Cuba this week. "We greeted each other as old friends," gushed Carter regarding his meeting with Fidel Castro. ... more Power for the People Paul Driessen: You cannot champion the poor, but support anti-energy policies that perpetuate poverty. ... more "Must Buy" Stock of 2011 Tech stocks across the board are cheap right now. But that doesn't necessarily mean you need to dive in headfirst and expose yourself to the whole sector. According to our research, there are a select few tech picks that look extremely promising for 2011. Discover them all in this FREE report. Frances Fox Piven and Richard Trumka Join Forces April 5th Kyle Olson: The far left has attempted to portray their elderly hero, Frances Fox Piven, as a lonely shut-in who spends her time knitting mittens and eating Werther's Originals in her New York apartment. But the truth is that age has not dampened Piven's appetite for radical socialist political activities. ... more American Jewry's Fight Caroline Glick: According to mountainous survey evidence, the American Jewish community writ large remains deeply supportive of Israel. ... more Keeping the Fight Alive Kathryn Lopez: "We can't leave our troops on the beach." ... more What's the "Flicker" Uncle Sucker's Helping? Diana West: This week, the commander of NATO, U.S. Adm. James Stavridis, let the jihad out of the bag. ... more Budget Battles: The Good, the Bad and the Thrifty Donald Lambro: Voters sent a loud, angry message to President Obama and Congress last November that government is too big, and spends too much. Cut it. ... more Corrupt Elections are Undermining Governance Floyd and Mary Beth Brown: In state after state corruption is beginning to undermine the credibility of the fairness of elections. ... more It's Time, Mr. President: A Time for Clarity Paul Greenberg: When, oh, when is the Obama administration going to recognize the rebels in Benghazi as that country's legitimate government? ... more		RNC looks to leverage debates as fundraisers Republicans eye bigger cuts amid budget fight U.S. condemns Syria crackdown, presses Assad for reform Republicans challenge influential seniors group Aviation bill clears House despite veto threat Indiana Democrat Compares Fleebagging to...Serving In Afghanistan Guy Benson DSCC Now Snooping Around Scott Brown's Family Medical Records Guy Benson 2012 Watch: Bachmann's Q1 Fundraising Boom Guy Benson Could Obama be rooting for higher energy prices in order to push a green agenda? Kucinich: "The Administration Deliberately Avoided Coming to Congress" Press Secretary Outlines Libya Plan Drug Cartels Targeting U.S. Agents? 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Dalai Lama Quote of the Week Afflictions are classed as peripheral mental factors and are not themselves any of the six main minds [eye, ear, nose, tongue, body and mental consciousnesses]. However, when any of the afflicting mental factors becomes manifest, a main mind [a mental consciousness] comes under its influence, goes wherever the affliction leads it, and 'accumulates' a bad action. There are a great many different kinds of afflictions, but the chief of them are desire, hatred, pride, wrong view and so forth. Of these, desire and hatred are chief. Because of an initial attachment to oneself, hatred arises when something undesirable occurs. Further, through being attached to oneself the pride that holds one to be superior arises, and similarly when one has no knowledge of something, a wrong view that holds the object of this knowledge to be non-existent arises. How do self-attachment and so forth arise in such great force? Because of beginningless conditioning, the mind tightly holds to 'I, I' even in dreams, and through the power of this conception, self-attachment and so forth occur. This false conception of 'I' arises because of one's lack of knowledge concerning the mode of existence of things. The fact that all objects are empty of inherent existence is obscured and one conceives things to exist inherently; the strong conception of 'I' derives from this. Therefore, the conception that phenomena inherently exist is the afflicting ignorance that is the ultimate root of all afflictions. (p.26) --from The Buddhism of Tibet by the Dalai Lama, translated and edited by Jeffrey Hopkins, with Anne Klein, published by Snow Lion Publications The Buddhism of Tibet • Now at 5O% off (Good until April 8th). Can't decide if a book is right for you? You'll find many excerpts in the book's description, or visit the Archive of Quotes by the Dalai Lama and use your browser's "find" or "search" tool to locate quotes from the book! You can even use it to search for interesting keywords or topics on that page. Send this to a Friend... It's easy! Simply copy and paste a link in an email: Copy this link: http://www.snowlionpub.com/pages/DLQuote-copy.php Click the icon or open a forwarding email Paste the link into the email, add a friend's address and click "Send" Keep inspired during the week...read past quotes from our Archives! You can now find the archives of past quotes we've sent out by clicking the links at the bottom of our updated Subscription Lists page. SNOW LION PUBLICATIONS is dedicated to the preservation of Tibetan Buddhism and culture by publishing books about this great tradition. Tibetan culture is seriously endangered in its homeland and is striving to continue outside of Tibet. To support this effort, in addition to publishing and distributing books, Snow Lion offers a wide range of dharma items, purchased primarily from Tibetans in exile. These include visual art and ritual objects, statues and thangkas, videos, traditional music, and many gift items offered through our webstore and "Snow Lion: The Buddhist Magazine & Catalog"--over 2000 items--the largest selection anywhere. To browse the complete list go to  www.snowlionpub.com  and select any of the categories in left-hand margin. When you choose to purchase from Snow Lion you are directly supporting the large effort to publish more Buddhist texts and help the Tibetan people.   THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.   You are receiving this announcement from Snow Lion Publications because you have previously subscribed on our website. To continue receiving messages, we recommend that you add weblion@snowlionpub.com , tibet@snowlionpub.com , no-reply@snowlionpub.com , and weblion1@lightlink.com to your address book. If you'd like to change or cancel your subscription, please visit our subscription pages at www.snowlionpub.com/pages/lists.php,    www.snowlionpub.com/pages/unsubscribe.php,   or email us at weblion@snowlionpub.com. Please note that these announcements are also available on our website, if you are having trouble receiving them.

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