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Congratulations to the conservative activists who put Question 3 on the Massachusetts ballot by getting 50,000 signatures in a short time last year. The referendum that asked voters to repeal the pro-transgenderism Bathroom Bill lost big on Tuesday – it appears by about two to one. But it succeeded in
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Elizabeth Warren's inability to pronounce the name of the town of Bourne ("Bern") during a debate earlier this month wasn't just a slip of the tongue. Nor was it a gaffe in the classic sense of the term. She didn't make a
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There are two reasons to vote No on Question 3 in Massachusetts. The first reason has to do with common sense; the second with your worldview. First, common sense. If you have a wife, daughter, or a granddaughter and she is using a public restroom, do you want a man
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Of all the thorny issues that need to be dealt with in Congress, immigration perhaps tops the list. Currently we have the spectacle of thousands of men, women, and children marching from Central America towards our borders to enter America illegally. But we have an even more tragic spectacle: Democratic
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For there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. To me, it is a prison. — Hamlet, Act II, Scene 2; William Shakespeare
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The outrageous suspension of University of Massachusetts at Amherst football coach Mark Whipple for using the term "rape" to describe a football play this past weekend is an example of how colleges are falling apart. Rape is an overused word when it doesn't describe sexual violence.
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Catholic bishops are gathering in Rome this month for the Synod on Young People, and I don't know what to expect. It is no secret that fewer young people are attending church. But how will the bishops respond? By all means, find ways to welcome the youth. But
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Let's not obsess about whether Brett Kavanaugh is telling the truth about whether he sexually assaulted Christine Blasey Ford or anyone else. He is. And he didn't.
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