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Tag Archives: Congress

What Good Was the Civil Rights Movement?

Not all of the facts are in on the case and we already have the New Black Panther Party placing a bounty on George Zimmerman’s head. Think about that for a second. We have a group of citizens that believes in vigilantly “Street” justice having more power than the police department. Where is the President’s administration to stop it? When a Conservative radio host steps out of line and calls a female a “slut”, that warrants a personal phone call from the President BUT when individuals place a bounty on a citizen’s head and arrest, where is he to be found? Continue reading →

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Texas Snubs President Obama, Delivers A Strong Dose of Justice Anyway

In 1994, a 16 year old Texas girl was found outside … Continue reading →

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Education Reform’s Low-Hanging Fruit: Educational Success and Our Fiscal Freedom

Several numbers divulge a sobering reality in American schools. Seven … Continue reading →

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There are Absolutes, Mr. Klein, and the Constitution is One of Them

So, Ezra Klein was on MSNBC at the end of last … Continue reading →

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The Real Mandate of 2010

I’d like to think that this election was a referendum … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Congress

What Good Was the Civil Rights Movement?

Texas Snubs President Obama, Delivers A Strong Dose of Justice Anyway

Education Reform’s Low-Hanging Fruit: Educational Success and Our Fiscal Freedom

There are Absolutes, Mr. Klein, and the Constitution is One of Them

The Real Mandate of 2010

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