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John Ransom:
Obama White House: Vulgar and Abusive
Come on, Mr. President: Either you did or didn’t
approve what people did on your behalf. As one reporter asked White
House Press Jester Jay Carney: “Another longtime, respected Washington
journalist... talked about his own story about how he’s received many
what he called 'vulgar and abusive' emails and phone calls from White
House officials. I mean, have you ever heard of anything like that?”
We’re waiting. Mr. Obama. 
Austin Hill:
Diminished Trust and Woodward’s Woes
It’s difficult to imagine that he was surprised by the outcome.
Doug Giles:
Christian Parents Should Have Their Kids Play with Toy Guns
According to CBS, St. Louis, Pastor Rodney Francis,
of the Washington Tabernacle Baptist Church, wants to keep kiddos away
from guns, so this summer his church is planning a “toy gun buy back”
program. 
Debra J. Saunders:
Woodward-Sperling Flap May Turn Tide
There is a rule in Politics 2013 that's evident in
the flap about a White House aide's maybe threatening or not threatening
Washington Post veteran reporter Bob Woodward. The rule: The more
superficial the brouhaha the bigger its impact.
Paul Jacob:
A Gun Out of a Mountain Out of a Molehill
Our public schools may be afflicted with politically
correct propagandists. Luckily, most kids will learn, chiefly, to
question authority.
Daniel J. Mitchell:
Joe Biden’s Self-Defense Advice
Biden has reached new levels on unintentional humor
with his recent advice on home defense, all of which appears to be
illegal according to fellow Bulldog Mary Katherine Ham.
Steve Chapman:
Freedom to Gamble
America is a much freer place than it was a few
decades ago, and one way you can tell is that changes once considered
unthinkable now occur almost unnoticed. A case in point came when New
Jersey Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill to legalize online gambling.
Bob Beauprez:
A Pessimistic Nation – and Six Principles to Help Get Over It
Even from colonial days, every generation somehow
managed to hand off an even greater life filled with opportunity to
their children. By the time our upstart nation was barely fifty years
old, Alexis de Tocqueville gushed with praise about America's unique
advancement of "human greatness and freedom."
Rich Tucker:
Stretching Stamps
It would be difficult to expand the food stamp
program (officially the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or
SNAP) much further. 
Political Calculations:
The Deadweight Loss of Minimum Wage Hikes
A deadweight loss is said to occur whenever economic
activity that might otherwise have occurred is prevented from occurring
because of policies that interfere with the natural functioning of a
market economy.
Kevin McCullough:
Feminists: Leave My Boys Alone
This past week an episode of Sesame Street set off a
firestorm of debate over whether a boy muppet named Telly should be
ashamed that his muppet friends caught him playing with dolls.
Mike Shedlock:
China "Fully Prepared for Currency War" Says China's Central Bank Deputy Governor
Given the world's central bankers are already in a
currency war, a policy statement made by a deputy-governor of China's
central bank should not come as a surprise.
Tad DeHaven:
Sequestration: Governors Are a Special Interest Too
Every federal dollar that a state politician can
spend is a dollar that he or she doesn’t have to ask his or her voters
to part with.
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