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Bill O'Reilly:
Just Say Yes
If you have kids, you most likely prayed hard that
they would avoid drugs and alcohol. Once a child becomes intoxicated,
childhood is over. The young person will never be the same again.
John Ransom:
Al Gore Warming
There is a tendency, says Goldberg, by some of the
media, government “and certain scientific circles to attribute almost
ANY increase in natural disasters to AGW,” which he jokingly calls “Al
Gore Warming.” “If it’s bad,” he concludes, “it must be AGW!”
John Hawkins:
The 40 Greatest Quotes From Winston Churchill
The finest American President of the 20th century was
Ronald Reagan, but the greatest world leader during that time was
Winston Churchill.
Larry Kudlow:
Without Deep Spending Cuts, the Republicans Lose the House in 2014
Republicans can persuade the public about bold
spending cuts. They can make it their key message and central marketing
strategy. If they don’t, they risk losing the House in 2014.
John C. Goodman:
Obama's Health Care Problem
President Obama made a remarkable statement to John
Boehner in the middle of their negotiations leading up to the fiscal
cliff. "We don't have a spending problem," the president said. We have
"a health care problem."
David Harsanyi:
On Guns, an Abuse of Power
When Barack Obama implored Americans to "do the right
thing" on gun restriction during a news conference this week, the
"right thing" should have been obvious to everyone. Absolute moral
authority -- it's the only way to go.
Kathryn Lopez:
Religious Freedom? Yeah, Right!
A former British airlines worker was just told by a
European human-rights court that she does, in fact, have the right to
wear a crucifix on her neck. That such a thing would even have to go to
court seems quite the sign of the times.
Daniel J. Mitchell:
Debt Limit, the GOP, and Picking the Right Fight
Libertarians, fiscal conservatives, and other advocates of small government should not make the debt limit a do-or-die battle.
Mary Grabar:
Common Core: Orwellian Lessons in Florida
In 2009, during the economic “crisis,” states were
offered part of the $4.35 billion in stimulus funds in a hurried contest
called Race to the Top. After the initial application, they were told
that they would have to adhere to national standards and testing called
Common Core, sight unseen, and without any legislative input.
Forty-eight states signed on initially; today, 45 states are committed
to CC—although citizens and teachers are organizing against it.
Ed Feulner:
Economic Freedom on the Wane
How would you say the U.S. compares to other nations?
No need to guess. We can pinpoint it exactly by using an annual guide
known as the Index of Economic Freedom. Top three, you think? Top five?
Nope. Last year at this time came the news that the United States had
dropped to 10th place.
Kyle Olson:
Wisconsin Poll: Scott Walker, NRA More Popular Than the Teachers Union
A telephone poll recently conducted on behalf of
EAGnews.org finds Wisconsin residents think more highly of Gov. Scott
Walker’s job performance and the National Rifle Association than they do
the state’s largest teachers’ union.
Charles Payne:
Keeping Faith in Spite of the News Cycle
We don't consciously think there are ungrateful,
envious or uncharitable people; but by the time that first cup of coffee
is polished off, we are reminded there are flawed people in our world.
Fritz Pfister:
Doctor Snitch
Doctors are being charged by His Majesty to turn in
any patient who they believe might become violent and wipe out people in
a gun free zone. This places the doctor with two years of advanced
government snitching classes in a bad position.
Night Watch:
Pakistan Crisis Reaches New Stage
Pakistani cleric Tahrir ul Qadri late Thursday called
off a mass protest in Islamabad, pursuant to an agreement with the
government. The government agreed to dissolve the National Assembly by
16 March and set new elections within 90 days of the dissolution.
Christopher Merola:
Second Amendment Hyperbole
Now that President Obama has released his proposal
for gun control in America, those of us who care about our
constitutional liberties should reflect on what will happen if his
policies become law. Among the proposals Obama is calling for are a ban
on certain semi-automatic rifles and the limiting of ammunition to just
ten rounds. This latest attempt at gun control is in response to the
Newtown, Connecticut shootings, where a mentally disturbed young man,
Adam Lanza, shot and killed his mother and more than 20 innocent people
at the Sandy Hook Elementary School. 
John Browne:
France and the UK Could Be the Lynchpins of Europe
Fearing debasement of the U.S. dollar and the Japanese Yen, the euro has become a de facto second reserve currency.
Mike Shedlock:
The Worst Policy Speech That Never Took Place
All ears in the UK were tuned into an event that did
not happen. Cameron prepared another wishy-washy speech which was
postponed yet again. 
Steve Deace:
Lies & Clever Myths
Leading up to the 2012 election several lies and
clever myths were postulated by the ruling class know-it-alls and the
charlatans who act on their behalf, and you can bet they will continue
peddling their wares this year in light of the results. 
Jayson Lusk :
Will Fat Taxes Kill You?
According to New York City’s mayor Bloomberg, the
government’s highest duty is to promote healthy eating. His cause has
been taken up by a growing number of politicians who want to ensure that
all Americans are “normal” weight.
Phil Kerpen:
No Budget, No Debt Ceiling Hike
In 2006, then-Senator Barack Obama inserted a speech
into the Congressional Record decrying the increase in the debt ceiling
that President Bush was asking for.
Bill Tatro:
My Brother's Gunkeeper
The Founding Fathers did not guarantee success or happiness; they guaranteed the ability to pursue it.
Michelle Malkin:
Anti-American Asians Don't Speak for Me
Martial arts movie legend Jackie Chan deserves a
rhetorical roundhouse kick to the mouth. So does his pal PSY, the Korean
rapper whose "Gangnam Style" music video has racked up more than a
billion views worldwide.
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- Spady: Government Scientist Gets Fired for Telling the Truth
- O'Reilly: Just Say Yes
- Hawkins: The 40 Greatest Quotes From Winston Churchill
- Ransom: Al Gore Warming
- Bozell: Obama Protects Hollywood
- Kudlow: Without Deep Spending Cuts, the Republicans Lose the House in 2014
- Goodman: Obama's Health Care Problem
- Grabar: Common Core: Orwellian Lessons in Florida
- Harsanyi: On Guns, an Abuse of Power
- Lopez: Religious Freedom? Yeah, Right!
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