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The Year 2017: ‘Out, Out Brief Candle!’
"And all our yesterdays have lighted fools" — William Shakespeare, Macbeth (Act V, Scene V) The struts and frets of 2017 confirm we are on a portentous path to a dusty death.
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Republican In Firestorm For Ringing Salvation Army Bell
Dear Left Wing Grinches, This is why we just can't take you seriously.
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Lawyer: Free Speech Isn’t For Conservatives
Lawyers have to defend their clients. It's what they do. But there are limits to what they should do. To claim outside a courthouse that there's legal justification for snatching the papers containing the words of someone else's talk because the talk is somehow
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The Ballad of Roy Moore
Ironically, the pro-morality candidate in Alabama lost because so many voters there still care about morality. Roy Moore's loss in Alabama on Tuesday stems from the allegations of misconduct against him by several women when they were teen-agers. But the problem really came down to one accuser: Leigh
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Breaking News: Moms Are Vital
A child is born, and nothing is ever the same. We're not just talking Christmas and THAT child.
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UConn President’s Reaction To Outrageous Behavior Is Even More Outrageous Than The Offense
Why is it that every time there's a free-speech outrage on campus college administrators learn the wrong lessons? State authorities in Connecticut have determined that Gateway Pundit correspondent Lucian Wintrich did nothing illegal when he tried to retrieve his lecture notes from a social justice warrior who stole
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Tax Bill Both Feeds Cynicism and Cures It
What to make of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the legislation passed by the Senate at 1:36 a.m. the Saturday before last, by a 51 to 49 vote, with only Republicans in favor? Any final assessment has to await a conference with the House of Representatives that
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After the Revolution, the Left Always Needs A Zamboni
The unrelenting speed and undiminished fervor with which liberals are killing the careers of their former comrades in politics, the media, and the arts may appear unseemly and contradictory at first glance. Yet based on historical precedent, it's also remarkably predictable, perhaps even axiomatic. It's what
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