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Thursday, February 4, 2010

How to Save the Obama Presidency: Bomb Iran
   Middle East piece by Daniel Pipes (2/4/10)

I do not customarily offer advice to a president whose election I opposed, whose goals I fear, and whose policies I work against. But here is an idea for Barack Obama to salvage his tottering administration by taking a step that protects the United States and its allies.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Tim Tebow: To be or not to be, that was the question
   Culture Wars piece by Guest: Kendall Wingrove (2/3/10)

Bob and Pam Tebow faced a decision.

The Gender Silent Majority
   Social Engineering piece by Guest: Gordon E. Finley (2/3/10)

On February 1, 2010, President Barack Obama released his proposed budget for the coming year.  Most commentaries focus on debt, deficits, taxes, and unemployment.  With the trillions of problems in Obama’s multi-trillion dollar budget, however, it is easy to overlook his gendered social engineering approach to the budget process and its impact on boys and men.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

‘Climategate’ scientist ‘hid’ flaws in key global warming data
   ClimateGate piece by Offsite (2/2/10)

Scientists at the heart of the ‘Climategate’ email scandal have been accused of ‘scientific fraud’ after new claims cast further doubts over their global warming research.

‘Where Will Johnny Play?‘
   Sports piece by Aaron Goldstein (2/2/10)

You can watch baseball for a lifetime and yet you can always count on seeing something you’ve never seen before.

Monday, February 1, 2010

‘Crisis-pregnancy centers to be gagged?‘
   Progressivism piece by Offsite (2/1/10)

Planned Parenthood pushes law dictating what counselors say to women—Two hot-button issues - abortion and free speech - are clashing in Washington state, as lawmakers attempt to regulate what is said in crisis pregnancy centers.

Feds claim authority to regulate in-state commerce
   Big Brother piece by Offsite (2/1/10)

The federal government is claiming in court documents demanding the dismissal of a gun-law challenge in Montana the authority to regulate in-state commerce under the Constitution’s Commerce clause.