Tag: New Visions Commentary

Only a Special Prosecutor is Going to Bring Justice to the Justice Department, by Mychal Massie

Only a Special Prosecutor is Going to Bring Justice to the Justice Department, by Mychal Massie

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It's time the Obama Administration came under the scrutiny of its first special prosecutor. Michael Mukasey, predecessor of current Attorney General Eric Holder, correctly appointed a special prosecutor to investigate if politics guided hiring and firing decision in the Bush ...
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Kevin Martin

How Political Correctness Kills, by Kevin Martin

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How Political Correctness Kills by Kevin Martin (bio) Nidal Malik Hasan faces murder charges in the shooting deaths of 12 soldiers and one civilian at Fort Hood. His co-conspirator, "political correctness," remains at large.  While political correctness runs amok, no ...
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Lisa Fritsch

The Obama (In)Difference, by Lisa Fritsch

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The Obama (In)Difference by Lisa Fritsch (bio) One word comes to mind for describing Barack Obama's tenure since last year's election: indifference. It's a vast contrast from the "hope" and "change" Obama peddled to voters on the campaign trail.  It's ...
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Mychal Massie

Are Loaded Questions and Clenched Fists the New Politics? by Mychal Massie

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  Are Loaded Questions and Clenched Fists the New Politics? by Mychal Massie (bio) "What kind of nigger are you?" Like "have you stopped beating your wife?," it's a question with no right answer. The question is even harder to ...
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Voting With Your Feet Against Disastrous Climate Change Policy, by Deneen Borelli

Voting With Your Feet Against Disastrous Climate Change Policy, by Deneen Borelli

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It's time to kick those expensive kicks, black Americans.  Nike and Timberland aren't working in your best interests. Saying goodbye won't be hard to do since these companies want to eventually make it impossible to afford their shoes. Nike and ...
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Lisa Fritsch

Racism Allegations Hurt Obama, by Lisa Fritsch

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Racism Allegations Hurt Obama by Lisa Fritsch (bio) Former president Jimmy Carter made it official.  Liberals are making the country pay for the mistakes of the Obama Administration and their agenda.  They are ignoring the merits of any criticism of ...
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Kevin Martin

President Poser, by Kevin Martin

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President Poser by Kevin Martin (bio) Throughout the Bush presidency, a new golden age was promised to the American people if they would just put liberals in charge of the government. That happened last November after Obama's election and the ...
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Bob Parks

Why Rush Should Sue, by Bob Parks

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Why Rush Should Sue by Bob Parks (bio) After being ousted from a group seeking to buy the St. Louis Rams, Rush Limbaugh has a duty to punch the media in its collective mouth. Not literally, of course.  What Rush ...
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Competition, Not Government Intervention, the Right Prescription for Health Care, by Ak'Bar A. Shabazz

Competition, Not Government Intervention, the Right Prescription for Health Care, by Ak’Bar A. Shabazz

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Unless you've had your head in the sand during the past few months, you know our nation has been engaged in heated debate over the direction of health care reform efforts. Health care costs have skyrocketed by 300 percent - ...
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Deneen Borelli

Cap-and-Trade is a Ball-and-Chain for Poor Americans, by Deneen Borelli

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  Cap-and-Trade is a Ball-and-Chain for Poor Americans by Deneen Borelli (bio) As Congress considered the Waxman-Markey "cap-and-trade" bill, President Obama rallied House Energy and Commerce Committee Democrats at the White House.  In making a point, he gestured to Abraham ...
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