We are Romney-ites, or Huckabee or Giuliani devotees, or supporters of Gov. Sarah Palin -- when we need to be just plain Republicans.
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Fully 71 percent of Americans flunked a 33-question civic-literacy survey conducted by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute.
Political correctness is a way to heave guilt upon soft consciences, as in the past election cycle.
Money donated this weekend to the Campaign for Human Development supports Obama-style community organizing, not charity.
Today, there are only 129 members of Congress who have served in our Armed Forces.
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It's time for Congress to exercise one of the checks and balances in the bailout law.
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by Doug Fabian
The gaping black hole that's been this market since November continues, and today's big sell-off is no exception. In fact, we've been delving down into this black hole since June, and despite the best efforts of central banks around the globe to stem the decline, the deluge isn't over yet.
by Nicholas Vardy
It's no secret 2008 has been one of the toughest years on record to make money in financial markets. Red hot hedge fund managers who boasted back-to-back annual gains of 50-60% percent in 2006 and 2007 have seen their portfolios halve over the past 12 months. Even the most sophisticated investment strategies on the planet, whether multi-strategy hedge funds or ultra-diversified university endowments, are feeling the pain of the relentless downturn in global financial markets.
by Doug Fabian
The market is once again back into freefall mode after a brief flurry to the upside in the final week of October. So far, November hasn't been one to remember for most stock investors.
The American Patriot's Almanac
by William J. Bennett
The Reagan I Knew
by William F. Buckley, Jr.
We the People
by Lynne Cheney
