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by Nathan Tabor
Since the Clintons left office, Democrats have been a little dull, resisting the urge to engage in high crimes and misdemeanors. But, lo and behold, now we're recovering from a Democratic crime wave in Washington. And, what's so fascinating about the... read more
• June 29, 2006 |
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| » Take a Ride on the John Kerry WayBack Machine
by Nathan Tabor
After making a wrong turn in the lobby of a Washington hotel a few weeks ago, I found myself having to edge my way out of a conference room filled with glassy-eyed liberals, standing in rapt adulation while Senator John Kerry (D-MA) stood on stage, p... read more
• June 23, 2006 |
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| » Attack of the Bloggers
by Nathan Tabor
There was a time in America when the most effective way for the average Joe to make his voice heard in the political process was in the confines of the voting booth. Once in a while-if he were lucky-he might even get a letter to the editor published ... read more
• June 20, 2006 |
 | » Who Are The Vigilantes?
by Frederick Meekins
Liberal propagandists have conditioned the American people to believe that the Minutemen Project consists of vigilantes out to undermine the law, compromise good social order, and the sense of fairness essential to the character of the United States.... read more
• June 16, 2006 |
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| » Al Gore - Eco-Expert
by Nathan Tabor
With the President's poll numbers stagnating in the low thirties, the Republican-controlled House poised to stop any Bush-backed illegal immigration amnesty program, and House Speaker Hastert (R-IL) declaring the invincibility of the legislative bran... read more
• May 31, 2006 |
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| » Dean Smith: Politics is Just Not His Game
by Nathan Tabor
To call Dean Smith a legend would be an understatement. For many of us who spent our formative years in North Carolina, he was the epitome of a coaching great. I came to North Carolina when I was 13, and I can tell you, to live in Dean Smith territor... read more
• May 30, 2006 |
 | » Perhaps a Better Prayer
by Rev. Mark Creech
Thursday, May 11, Senate Chaplain Mike Morris delivered the following prayer before the guests and members of the North Carolina Senate: "This morning we offer thanks, O God, for the unexpected blessing of a $2 billion surplus in the State Treas... read more
• May 24, 2006 |
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| » Bully for Teddy
by Nathan Tabor
The U.S. House of Representatives seems to get it, but the Senate doesn’t have a clue. Since President Bush’s Monday night speech on immigration, which sets forth a plan to create a temporary guest-worker program and offers a limited path to citi... read more
• May 15, 2006 |
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| » National ID Act Threatens Liberty
by Frederick Meekins
On the April 26, 2006 edition of Politics & Religion, prophecy scholar Irving Baxter Religion" and Joseph Farah of WorldNetDaily.com discussed the implications of the National ID Act. Interesting how, as barriers are being taken down to normalize ill... read more
• May 3, 2006 |
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| » Teacher Of The Year Selected For Pandering To Immigrants
by Frederick Meekins
If immigrants are no different than the rest of us, then why should this prestigious award go to a teacher noted for teaching students from immigrant backgrounds, 90% of whom are on public assistance? Apparently the parents are not so ignorant of Ame... read more
• April 30, 2006 |
 | » Democrats -- The GOP's Best Friends?
by Matt Friedeman
The Democrats, in many cases otherwise known as the Angry Left, desperately want one of their own to be Speaker of the House and another to be Majority Leader of the Senate. Not likely -- at least not early in 2007 when those oaths of office will be ... read more
• April 17, 2006 |
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| » Fighting Off Political Cynicism and Arrogance -- a Plan
by Matt Friedeman
Just talked with a editor of a local newspaper. We like each other but have precious little in common as far as political ideology is concerned. He is liberal; I am conservative. He is pro-abortion; I am pro-life. He voted for Mondale, Dukakis, Clint... read more
• April 6, 2006 |
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