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Why the pundits are wrong about the debate
The vast majority of pundits declared Hillary Clinton the decisive winner of this week's debate.
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The sane alternative
He grew up in a lower middle-income household. His parents worked three jobs. In the winter they wore jackets inside because they could not afford to run the heat. In the summer they worried about losing their home because they could not make mortgage payments. Though the family struggled, they
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Time for conservatives to make their case to college women
Candidates all want to gain the support of young voters, which is no easy task. Savvy and a little cynical, Millennials don't just want to hear campaign platitudes; they want to be inspired and to hear a positive vision of where our country is headed. Progressives have largely
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Rosh Hashanah, self-examination and a presidential election year
Beginning Sunday night with the holiday of Rosh Hashanah that marks the Jewish New Year, and continuing through Yom Kippur the following week, the world's Jews engage in a period of self-examination. As is often the case with Jewish ideas, this particular concept is refreshingly countercultural, especially in
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No thank you, Obama
Last week, while touting the new Census report on income and poverty in America, Barack Obama took credit for $2 a gallon gasoline, and immodestly shouted to his crowd of supporters: "Thank you, Obama." I don't want to sound ungrateful, but given that for eight years
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What’s in your wallet?
The choice for voters is clear: a tax cut from Donald Trump or a pay cut courtesy of Hillary Clinton. Trump is promising to slash income taxes to zero for millions of people currently paying them, and to reduce the tax bite on everyone. Clinton isn't cutting income
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Education, without the degree
"You don't have to go to college." This is the sincere advice I've started giving to parents and teens about going to a four-year, residential, selective college, which has become expensive, wasteful, and hard to justify. I've lived next to Boston'
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Suit up and show up
What's a conservative to do in November's election? The presidential election is nothing short of a 5-alarm dumpster fire. Trump's celebration of ignorance, added to his unworthy character and impulsive, volatile personality, disqualify him for many conservatives on numerous grounds. Hillary Clinton is, well,
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