While campaigning for the U.S. Senate in 2004, Barack Obama was asked about his views on gay marriage. At that time, he stated: "What I believe, in my [Christian] faith, is that a man and a woman, when they get ... READ MORE
Summary The Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice has formally objected to South Carolina's new voter identification law. The Department of Justice is effectively ignoring Supreme Court precedent, signaling a willingness to ignore electoral voter violations, raising grave ... READ MORE
Legislative report cards that favors some politicians over others are nothing new, but the NAACP's newest one throws the group's nonpartisan mandate into question. Every single Republican in the 112th Congress received a failing grade from the NAACP! Of Democrats ... READ MORE
"Right to Work" laws provide American workers with a choice. Put simply, it prohibits compulsory union membership. If a worker wants to join a union, they can. Right to Work laws mean they cannot be forced to do so and ... READ MORE
Before the liberals rammed through ObamaCare, conservatives in Congress proposed health care reform that didn't go through. Senator Richard Burr (R-NC) said "The Patients' Choice Act" would "finally enable Americans to own their health care instead of being trapped in ... READ MORE
Now that George Zimmerman faces murder charges for the death of Trayvon Martin, it's time to reflect on things that were said and done in Martin's defense. Not all of it was necessary or logical. Take, for instance, that wearing ... READ MORE
“Sacred.” It’s an interesting word for Attorney General Eric Holder to have used — considering the venue. Holder was a guest of the Congressional Black Caucus yesterday as they met with black clergy to, in the words of CBC chairman ... READ MORE
Protesters, many aligned with Occupy Wall Street, recently disrupted American businesses to commemorate International Workers' Day (May Day). Banks in Manhattan received suspicious (albeit non-toxic) powder in envelopes. Businesses were vandalized. Commuters were disrupted. Stacy Washington, a member of the ... READ MORE
Recently, we have been besieged with news reports about hamburger. At issue is whether hamburger containing lean finely textured beef (LFTB) is safe and should be part of our diet. As I am a mom, food safety warnings naturally raise ... READ MORE
Trayvon Martin became a household name for all the wrong reasons. Martin's death created an international firestorm because George Zimmerman, the person at fault, was not immediately taken into custody by Sanford, Florida authorities. What made things worse is that ... READ MORE
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Obama is Playing to His Base on Gay Marriage (But It Isn’t Blacks), by Derryck Green
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Voter ID and South Carolina: The Supreme Court Speaks Yet DOJ Won’t Listen, by Horace Cooper
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NAACP: Now a Partisan Tool? by Stacy Swim
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President Obama and Right to Work, by Stacy Swimp
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Government Health Care Rules Raise Costs, Harm Health, by Elaina F. George, MD
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Hoodie Rights and Responsibilities, by Charles Butler
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Holder’s “Sacred” Speech Leaves Project 21 Members Puzzled
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Civil Disobedience or Uncivil Chaos? by Stacy Swimp
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Pink Slime and Consumer Choice, by Cherylyn Harley LeBon
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Trayvon’s Story Made Famous for the Wrong Reasons, by Jerome Hudson
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