Author: The National Center

Mint Julep Heinz Kerry, by Murdock “Doc” Gibbs

New Visions Commentary /
I call it selective liberal outrage. Listen to any evening newscast and you hear liberals spouting verbal assaults and vicious attacks on anything conservative. They are trashing anyone with even a remote association with an exclusive golf club or connection ...
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Why Courting the Black Vote Won’t Work, by La Shawn Barber

New Visions Commentary /
Justifiably confident going into the election cycle, Republicans have announced they hope to win 25 percent of the black vote. Former Republican Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich has great expectations. "If we get African-American votes, [the Democrats] are in ...
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Legal Brief: New Stella Awards Announced; It’s Always Someone Else’s Fault; A Health Care Crisis

New Stella Awards AnnouncedThe new Stella Awards have been announced. Randy Cassingham, creator of the annual Stella Awards for most ridiculous lawsuits of the year, has just announced his 2003 awardees. #8 is Stephen Joseph of San Francisco, who earned ...
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Legal Briefs #39 – February 26, 2004

The new Stella Awards have been announced. Randy Cassingham, creator of the annual Stella Awards for most ridiculous lawsuits of the year, has just announced his 2003 awardees. #8 is Stephen Joseph of San Francisco, who earned national ridicule for ...
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What Conservatives Think #021304: Employment: Is Bush Trying to Push Jobs Overseas?

The Left Says: "The economy has hemorrhaged 2.8 million manufacturing jobs since President Bush took office. And the Administration thinks that's just ducky... The rationale, as explained by White House economist Gregory Mankiw, is that shipping jobs overseas is simply ...
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Project 21 Press Release: The Senate Won’t Police Itself: Justice Department Probe of Unethical Senate Conduct Sought – February 2004

Press Release /
In response to allegations of unethical conduct among U.S. senators - including the possible exchange of votes for campaign contributions - The National Center for Public Policy Research has joined other organizations in asking the U.S. Department of Justice's Public ...
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The Senate Won’t Police Itself: Justice Department Probe of Unethical Senate Conduct Sought

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In response to allegations of unethical conduct among U.S. senators - including the possible exchange of votes for campaign contributions - The National Center for Public Policy Research has joined other organizations in asking the U.S. Department of Justice's Public ...
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Departure Statement of Manuel Miranda

Departure Statement of Manuel A. Miranda Today I announce my departure as Counsel to the Senate Majority Leader, Dr. Bill Frist. I have departed so as not to distract the Leader from pursuing a needed legislative agenda for the American ...
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What Conservatives Think #020604: Social Security: Is New York Times Right to Call the President’s Plan “Terrifying”

The Left Says: "[President Bush's] decision [in his State of the union address] to re-endorse the Social Security overhaul plan from his last campaign was terrifying. Mr. Bush has long advocated that younger workers be allowed to set aside part ...
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Legal Brief: A Four-Tiered Judicial Crisis; Eenie, Meenie, Minie, Moe, Jury Says Lawsuit Should Go, Go, Go; Poll Shows Public Support for Limiting Jury Awards

Four-Tiered Judicial Crisis There is a judicial crisis in this nation: Radical Judges: Activist judges, largely appointed by liberal presidents, are interpreting the law in ways that the Founding Fathers never intended. Bans, for instance, on students saying the Pledge ...
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