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(Canadian Press) - World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Chairman Dick Pound speaks to reporters in Paris. (THE CANADIAN PRESS ARCHIVES/AP/Christophe Ena)
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No one has vested more hope in the tea-party move ment than the Democrats. For all the scorn and abuse they've heaped on the tea-partiers, they've counted on them for salvation. The tea-partiers would push the GOP out of the mainstream. They'd tar the party with their...
NY Post: Op-ed Columnists
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| Feb 09, 2010 04:57 AM EST
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New York state is frittering away millions to 'buy' prefab anti-global-warming advice that would just be more bad news for the local economy. Last November, Gov. Paterson issued an executive order setting up a Climate Action Council. This panel of state bureaucrats will supposedly address ways the state can fight...
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In the circle of lawyers and judges I know, U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker is a giant. He is a brilliant jurist, legal eagles will tell you, who has insightful, and often unexpected, opinions. He's funny and charming - and he's gay. As Walker has presided...
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Mona Charen - Al Gore is responsible for this. He taunted Mother Nature. Consider this her memo: Don't Presume To Know What I Have in Store.
Canada Free Press
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| Feb 09, 2010 01:40 AM EST
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Marvel Comic’s Captain America is the mightiest soldier with the super powerful secret soldier formula that makes him a super man. Sadly, this muscle bound hero that took on the whole Nazi army during WWII seems to be afraid of those American people who’ve joined the Tea Party movement. Not only is Cappy quaking in his little red booties, but he’s sure that the Tea Party folks are dangerous racists, too.
Canada Free Press
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| Feb 09, 2010 01:37 AM EST
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Pennsylvania Congressman John Murtha has passed at age 77. He’d been in the hospital for several days and died from complications from gallbladder surgery.
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The Obama administration resembles nothing so much as a big house in the suburbs where the parents are away for the weekend.
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Conservatism is about being not obstructionist, but principled.
Wall St. Journal - Opinion
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| Feb 09, 2010 12:06 AM EST
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How should 'progressives' respond to a plea for partisanship?
Dennis Prager
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| Feb 09, 2010 12:01 AM EST
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If one had to read one columnist to appreciate the state of contemporary left-wing commentary, my nomination would be Frank Rich of the Sunday New York Times. No well-known leftist columnist better exemplifies the...
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If there is ever a contest to pick which word has done the most damage to people's thinking, and to actions to carry out that thinking, my nomination would be the word 'fair.' It is a word thrown around by far more...
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| Feb 08, 2010 11:55 PM EST
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The Chinese economy is surging. In every area of endeavor, their influence around the world is getting stronger. Government decision makers and media around the world speculate the Chinese will take the place of the U.S. as the world's number one superpower. Today, the Chinese are our banker. They own 23.35 percent of our national debt. What if, because of pique, or for strategic or tactical reasons, they decided not to continue to annually buy U.S. Treasury bills, and we were forced to look elsewhere? What would be the effect on our economy? I'm not an economist, but it appears...
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Ayn Rand, the controversial Russian-born American writer, would have turned 105 years old on February 2. This anniversary takes place amidst a Rand mini-revival, sparked by the Obama Administrations push to expand government and resulting fears of socialism on the march. There has been a spike in sales of Rands books, particularly Atlas Shrugged, the 1957 novel depicting a quasi-totalitarian future America in which the best, the brightest and the most productive go on strike in protest. Some bloggers have bandied about the idea of such a strike under Obama going Galt, after John Galt, the...
Canada Free Press
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| Feb 08, 2010 11:31 PM EST
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8 /Christian Newswire/—Planned Parenthood’s latest attempt to banish sidewalk counselors from in front of its clinic in San Mateo, California, appeared likely to go down in defeat after a judge made a preliminary ruling that the abortion business had failed to prove its case against long-time pro-life advocate Ross Foti.
Wall St. Journal - Opinion
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| Feb 08, 2010 10:13 PM EST
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'We're not handling any of these cases any different from the Bush administration.'
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