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Since the invasion of Iraq nearly four years ago promises made to our military men and women have been broken so many times that I have lost count. First, they were told it would all be over in a few | Read More »
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CPAC and Extended Campaigns: Too Much Too Soon
Can only the wealthy run for President?
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Timetables for Withdrawal From Iraq and the Danger of Polls
Most Democrats think the country is so fed up with the war that is why they won last November
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Public Schools: Parental Rights in Jeopardy
American public schools have gone from generally good to abysmal
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Overkill in Presidential Nominating Duration and Media Play
An accelerated campaign for the presidency is a terrible mistake
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The Speaker of the House: Her 757 Requests and Competing Publicity
It is the old ‘do as I say, not as I do’ routine
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McConnell Senate Leadership: Likely Significant Change
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The Effort to Reimpose the So-Called Fairness Doctrine Grows
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) was created by Congress in 1934 to oversee the publicly owned airwaves. At the time this meant radio only, but soon Mr. Farnsworth’s television sets created an entirely new industry the regulation of which fell | Read More »
