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The Nature of Patriotism

Paul Austin Murphy Last Saturday American Thinker published a piece called ‘The Next Prime Minister’s Marxist Father’. (see that full article below) The article was about the leader of the UK’s Labour Party and his Marxist father, Ralph Miliband. It was also about the strong and widespread reaction to what the popular British newspaper, the Daily Mail, […] Read More →

Obama vs. the Veterans

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Elise Cooper The government has been shut down since October 1st and President Obama has decided to close Washington by making life as inconvenient as possible. He did this before with the Sequestration when he would not permit any White House tours. Instead of understanding that he should work for the best interests of Americans, […] Read More →

Conversion Therapy Law Threatens Christians

By Fay Voshell When Chris Christie signed a law against conversion therapy directed at counseling teens experiencing homoerotic feelings, he probably didn’t think he had just put New Jersey on a path similar to countries like Saudi Arabia, which forbids conversion from the prevailing Muslim faith. But forbidding efforts to convert is essentially what the […] Read More →

Reagan vs. Obama: It’s not even close

Sierra Rayne As evidenced by the troubled thoughts of delusional liberals on the American Thinker site, many on the left seem to be confused about history — and particularly the Reagan years.  A comparison between Reagan and Obama seems in order. We’ll start with an electoral analysis. Reagan won the 1980 election by 10 percentage […] Read More →

Profiling or Situational Awareness?

By Russ Vaughn Looking back to those long-ago years, it’s difficult to pinpoint when, as a private, I first heard some Army officer or NCO use the term situational awareness.  Like most young privates, I likely paid little heed to the critical, even mortal, importance of that term. But with more experience in the field […] Read More →

The Impending Train Wreck of ObamaCare

Elise Cooper Many have called ObamaCare a train wreck.  As it gets closer to implementation, most of its multiple implications are being revealed as terrible.  Many Americans have already seen the effects: college graduates are hired only as part-time employees without health benefits; many doctors are saying, “This is my fee; pay it and submit […] Read More →

The Consequences of Liberalism

Christopher Chantrill Here we are at the midpoint of the Obama years, assailed on every side by looming consequences of liberal hubris and liberal corruption. But the Obama Scandals don’t get me all riled up with partisan outrage. What’s the surprise? If liberals in the media, in the academy, and in politics stigmatize conservatives as […] Read More →

Data Mining: Big Government’s Data Plan

Cindy Simpson With the shocking revelation that the NSA is collecting all Verizon phone records under a secret court order, we can now begin to understand why that same agency is in need of the massive new data center in Utah. Fox News’s Catherine Herridge broke the story this April about the construction of the […] Read More →

Self-Persecuting Christians

After church a few months back, a friend told me he was headed out to Brooklyn to march in a protest by inner-city Christians who were no longer able to meet in their local school. The borough council had deemed it improper for a faith-based group to assemble on government property. I couldn’t help but […] Read More →

Political Leaks

There’s nothing new about national security leaks. Such leaks have occurred in every administration. But the leaks of the Obama administration are greater in magnitude and sensitivity than those of most previous administrations. Some of the more outrageous ones: Stuxnet, the cyber-attack against Iran; the Obama kill list of terrorists; the double-agent in Yemen; and […] Read More →

The November Referendum on the Liberal Media

The old media is dialing-up its defense of a failed Presidency. It will cost them. As the Obama Doctrine, that ill-defined foreign policy born during the conflagration that brought an end to the dictator Gaddafi not unlike that recently delivered upon U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens, dissolves in failure, media shills for the regime focus their […] Read More →