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Thomas Sowell: Who Is 'Racist'?: Part II Around this time of year, I sometimes hear from parents who have been appalled to learn that the child they sent away to college to become educated has instead been indoctrinated with the creed of the left. They often ask if I can suggest something to have their offspring read over the summer, in order to counteract this indoctrination.

Mike Adams: The Old Rubber Cross As a supporter of Hilltoppers for Life, I am deeply concerned at the way its pro-life display was vandalized on April 20, 2012.

Michael Barone: Obama Losing Rock-star Status Among Young Voters Last week, Barack Obama delivered speeches at universities in Chapel Hill, N.C., Iowa City, Iowa, and Boulder, Colo. The trip was, press secretary Jay Carney assured us, official government business, not political campaigning.

John Ransom: New York Times Outs Apple, Enemy of the People, on Tax “Sidestep” Ok, sure Apple paid an effective world wide tax rate of 24.2 percent on their profits in 2011, which, yeah, is more than Obama’s effective tax rate of 20.5 percent for the year. But here’s the difference between Obama’s tax rate and Apple’s: Liberals want to tax success in this country.

Star Parker: How to Keep the Poor Poor Media personality Tavis Smiley and Princeton philosophy professor Cornell West have just published their latest contribution to American poverty propaganda, “The Rich and the Rest of Us: A Poverty Manifesto.”

Katie Kieffer: Why Your Doctor Secretly Hates Obamacare Your doctor won’t tell you this when you’re sitting in his office, so I will: He hates Obamacare. It’s time you know why your doctor is concerned about Obamacare.

Lisa De Pasquale: De Pasquale’s Dozen with Dana Loesch Over the years I’ve noticed that converts to the conservative cause seem to make the most effective leaders -- Andrew Breitbart, David Horowitz, Anita MonCrief, Eric Metaxas and Mike Adams, just to name a few. Talk radio host and tea party leader Dana Loesch was a registered Democrat for many years.

Lurita Doan: Obama Has Already Lost On April 30th in 1789, at Federal Hall in New York City, George Washington took the oath of office to become the first president of the United States. He took that oath amidst a widespread surge of popularity and consensual respect that has yet to be replicated in any subsequent presidential election in this country.

Bruce Bialosky: And They Want To Run Health Care Many people are ever suspicious of the private sector and fervently believe that government should control certain segments of our economy. This wishful (and delusional) thinking is most prevalent in the health care industry, where the left regrets not having passed a single-payer (government-controlled) system instead of ObamaCare.

Brian Darling: An Offense Against Free Market Capitalism: The Export-Import Bank A 1932 creation of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Export-Import Bank was meant to facilitate trade between the United States and other nations.

Rich Galen: Saucy Apple According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple (neé Apple Computer) "is the most valuable company" in the world. On the heels of its quarterly report last week, stock in Apple reached nearly $620 per share before settling back to end the week at $602.

Daniel J. Mitchell: When Hugo Chavez Battles Supply and Demand Curves, Guess What Happens? Haiti may be the poorest nation in the Americas. Cuba may have the dictator with the longest lifespan. But Venezuela arguably has the worst government.

Michael Brown: The SPLC Fails the Intelligence Test What do you call an organization whose so-called intelligence reports are sometimes an insult to intelligence, an organization that brands some groups “hate groups” and yet, using its own criteria, should itself be branded a hate group? You call that organization the SPLC (Southern Poverty Law Center). The scary thing is that many people still take them seriously.

Charles Payne: Illegals Immigrating Back to Mexico Many norms such as our AAA credit rating and Mexican-born immigrants leaving the United States are two things nobody ever imagined possible just a couple years ago.

Dan Holler: Leaderless in Washington As Americans search for answers, it is increasingly clear that they cannot look toward Washington for leadership. Those who inhabit Washington can tinker with our economy for the next decade and it will do little to help you make ends meet, sell your home, find a better job or fill up your tank. In fact, it will probably make things worse.

Mike Shedlock: "Flying Piano" Costs Pentagon $1.5 Trillion The F-35 program deserves to be scrapped because of cost overruns, inept design specs, and poor test results. Yet 3,650 union ingrates were arrogant enough to walk off the job demanding still more money to build this boondoggle.

David Sterman: Get These 3 Stocks for Less than What Insiders Paid Insiders are often lousy market timers. They tend to acquire shares after a stock has lost a lot of value (even as they think the company's operating outlook remains bright). In many instances, the selling pressure isn't yet finished, and these insiders simply jumped in too soon.

Jeff Carter: An Ode to Elizabeth Warren If you haven’t followed the election in Massachusetts, you are missing some pretty good pandering. Democratic Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren has gone deep off the reservation in a matter of speaking. She has tried to curry favor saying she is Cherokee.

Craig Steiner: Popping the Student Loan Bubble As the government has become increasingly involved, tuition rates at colleges and universities have skyrocketed. It has been deemed that “investing in our children” and graduating as many students as possible from universities is in the national interest.

Michael Tanner: Still a Better Deal: Private Investment vs. Social Security Cato Senior Fellow Michael Tanner demonstrates that actual investment returns over the past 40 years show that a system of private investment will, in fact, provide significantly higher rates of return than the current Social Security system.

Chris Poindexter: Gold Bounces Back Gold ended the week at the high end of its range and whether it goes up or down from here depends on why it went down last week.

Mark Baisley: What's Wrong with CISPA Given the history of the Obama machine with its Attack Watch website that asked citizens to report “enemies” of his policies and positions, I can understand the paranoia about CISPA being another citizen-on-citizen spy task force.

Cathy Ruse: Pelosi’s Constitutional Confusion It’s frustrating to watch high-ranking Liberals get something so fundamental, so wrong.

Earl Tilford: Lessons Not Learned From Vietnam After the fall of Saigon on April 29, 1975, military and civilian strategists sought “lessons learned.” Many were tactical or technical, such as the operational effectiveness of precision-guided munitions and the continuing need for guns on jet fighters. At the strategic level, one pundit recommended that the United States never again fight in a former French colony located on the other side of the world with borders contiguous to enemy sources of supply governed by an ally of dubious political legitimacy.

Demetrius Minor: America’s Much-Needed Liberation From Government In the time and age of economic peril, we have seen many people lose hope, faith and trust. Many Americans have seen their investments and their financial security totally collapse. While the government is looking for solutions to combat this economic warfare, I believe the answer is simple: Americans need to decrease their dependence on the government.

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