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| 01/02/09 | Pharmacists sue IL governor over right of conscience Illinois pharmacists have been granted legal permission to challenge Governor Rod Blagojevich's executive order that forces them to dispense "emergency contraception" against their wills. |
| 12/31/08 | Californians’ Voices Still Heard, Even If Attorney General Brown Won’t Defend Them Unbelievable. The only word to describe the efforts of California Attorney General Jerry Brown to muzzle the voice and votes of the more than seven million Californians who voted in favor of Proposition 8. |
| 12/31/08 | Survey : Majority of Doctors Support Bush Admin Abortion Conscience Rule -- A new survey finds half of physicians nationwide support the new rules the Bush administration put in place that protect the conscience rights of doctors on abortion. The rules make it so medical centers and staff aren't forced to do abortions or refer for them. |
| 12/31/08 | Blagojevich Appoints Pro-Abortion Roland Burris Obama's Senate Seat Roland Burris has been named by embattled pro-abortion Gov. Rod Blagojevich to serve the remainder of Barack Obama's term in the Senate. However, pro-life advocates are not happy with appointment in part because Burris watered down an anti-infanticide law that was contentious in the presidential campaign. |
| 12/22/08 | Oliver North: Missing the story again Last week the so-called mainstream media fixated on a Baghdad shoe-throwing contest, more government bailout bucks and the delightful prospect of having Caroline Kennedy appointed to Hillary Clinton's vacant seat in the U.S. Senate. The potentates of the press gave short shrift or simply ignored two far more important news stories: the first-ever assembly of Latin American leaders gathered to stick it to the United States, and the passing of a great conservative leader who helped Ronald Reagan become one of America's greatest presidents. |
| 12/22/08 | LA Times Compares Shoe Hurler To Joe Wurzelbacher Apparently, someone did not tell Susman that the 2008 election is over and Joe Wurzelbacher only asked a question of then candidate Obama that liberals did not like. This is a far cry from a physical assault. |
| 12/19/08 | World Wild Web In its first analysis of online media, the Parents Television Council found the 20 highest-ranked YouTube videos from each of the site's most popular search terms yielded graphic and adult-themed content. |
| 12/18/08 | Atheists' National Holiday? Atheists from England to the West Coast of America are stepping up their efforts this year to make a bigger antagonistic splash on the Christmas scene. From London and Washington, D.C., buses to Colorado billboards, skeptics are skewering religions with little respect to the adherents of the religions. |
| 12/18/08 | Obama's Rev. Warren Inaugural Pick Sparks Gay Fury Aretha Franklin will sing, the Rev. Rick Warren will pray and more than 11,000 U.S. troops will be watching over inauguration ceremonies in case of an attack during President-elect Barack Obama's swearing-in on Jan. 20. But not everyone is pleased with the president-elect's selection of Rev. Warren |
| 12/18/08 | Conservative icon Paul Weyrich dies Paul M. Weyrich, 66, who helped found the Heritage Foundation and at one time was one of Washington's most visible conservatives, died this morning. At his death, he was president and CEO of the Free Congress Foundation. |
| 12/18/08 | One Plus One Equals 20 Extra Votes For Franken The day after the November election, Republican Sen. Norm Coleman had won his re-election to the U.S. Senate, beating challenger Al Franken by 725 votes. Then one heavily Democratic town miraculously discovered 100 missing ballots. And, in another marvel, they were all for Al Franken! It was like a completely evil version of a Christmas miracle. |
| 12/17/08 | Christmas commentary Christmas is more than just a holiday |
| 12/17/08 | Obama's choice of evangelical pastor draws ire A former student at the Rhode Island College School of Social Work is suing the school and several of his professors for discrimination, saying he was persecuted by the school's "liberal political machine" for being a conservative. |
| 12/17/08 | Fixing Border Security and Immigration: A Memo to President-elect Obama America has been good for immigrants, and immigrants have been good for America, but over the past several decades immigration policy has become confused and unfocused. Our current policies are not working. Illegal immigrants are straining federal and state budgets. Local social services find it hard to meet growing needs. Gaping holes in our southern border aggravate this problem and create numerous other security risks while doing nothing for U.S. employers who are looking for a better solution to our labor shortages. |
| 12/12/08 | Liberals Leave the Watchtowers of Freedom For most of our history -- until very recently -- it was more often than not American liberals who stood in the watchtowers to defend dissent, both theoretically and functionally, e.g., Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Lucy Stone, Frederick Douglass, Mother Jones, Maurice Garvey, Woody Guthrie, Martin Luther King Jr., Cesar Chavez, Abbie Hoffman and Cindy Sheehan. However, when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was asked at a Christian Science Monitor press breakfast in June whether she would support efforts to keep the talk radio-killing Fairness Doctrine from being re-established, the speaker replied without hesitation: "The interest in my caucus is the reverse," and Rep. "Louise Slaughter (D-N.Y.) has been active behind this (revival of the Fairness Doctrine) for a while now." |
| 12/11/08 | Minnesota Ballots: Land of 10,000 Fakes What is the point of having a hand recount of ballots in the Minnesota Senate race if the Democratic secretary of state is going to use the election night totals in precincts where it will benefit Democrat Al Franken? |
| 12/11/08 | The U.N.'s Racist Conference On Racism Durbin II is a ticking bomb. What will Obama do about it? |
| 12/10/08 | Ignorance Reigns Supreme How about a few civics questions? Name the three branches of government. If you answered the executive, legislative and judicial, you are more informed than 50 percent of Americans. The Delaware-based Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI) recently released the results of their national survey titled "Our Fading Heritage: Americans Fail a Basic Test on Their History and Institutions." The survey questions were not rocket science. |
| 12/10/08 | Taking risks with bailout for U.S. automakers "We don't want government to run companies," Obama told Tom Brokaw on "Meet the Press." "Generally, government historically hasn't done that very well." But this all sounds perilously close to a word that no one in Obama's camp wants to be caught uttering: nationalization. |
| 12/10/08 | Illinois Governor scandal threatens to dog Obama Both Obama and Blagojevich got extensive money and support from Chicago businessman Antoin "Tony" Rezko, who is awaiting sentencing after being convicted in June on charges of using clout with Blagojevich's administration to help launch a $7 million kickback scheme. |
| 12/09/08 | Illinois Governor Is Arrested on Corruption Charges Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich was arrested with his chief of staff on charges they tried to sell U.S. President-Elect Barack Obama’s vacated Senate seat, according to Chicago U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald. |
| 12/09/08 | Calling in 'gay' to work is latest form of protest Some same-sex marriage supporters are urging people to "call in gay" Wednesday to show how much the country relies on gays and lesbians, but others question whether it's wise to encourage skipping work given the nation's economic distress. Organizers of "Day Without a Gay" _ scheduled to coincide with International Human Rights Day and modeled after similar work stoppages by Latino immigrants _ also are encouraging people to perform volunteer work and refrain from spending money. |
| 12/08/08 | STEYN: Media ignore militants' Muslim identity Shortly after the London Tube bombings in 2005, a reader of Tim Blair, The Sydney Daily Telegraph's columnar wag, sent him a note-perfect parody of a typical newspaper headline -- “British Muslims fear repercussions over tomorrow's train bombing.” |
| 12/08/08 | Homosexual adoption a benefit to society? A conservative activist is warning that one of the nation's leading advocates of homosexual adoption is "one of the most dangerous sexual revolutionaries of our time." |
| 12/05/08 | Amidst Terror Aimed at Tourists in India, American Travel Industry Seeks Expansion of Visa Waiver Program By now, most Americans have seen the horrific images of the ongoing terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India. The attacks focused on two luxury hotels plus a Jewish cultural center in this affluent section of India. The obvious goal of the terrorists was to do as much damage as possible to the economy of the Indian government by convincing travelers that India is not a safe place to visit. The fact that hotels bore the brunt of the attacks this time and on previous occasions makes it clear that the terrorists focused on commerce and tourism to achieve their nefarious goals. Meanwhile, the executives of the travel industry of in the United States continue to apply tremendous pressure on the administration to increase the number of countries that participate in the Visa Waiver Program. |
| 12/04/08 | The jihadist-multicultural alliance Doctors at the Mumbai hospital who treated the victims of the past week's jihadist attacks were rendered nearly speechless by the carnage. As two doctors explained to the Indian news Web site rediff.com, violent gang wars and previous terror attacks didn't hold a candle to what happened. |
| 12/03/08 | Obama Fomenting A Constitutional Crisis: Constitutional Lawyer Discusses Ramifications Of Birth Certificate Controversy "Silence can only be equated with fraud when there is a legal and moral duty to speak or when an inquiry left unanswered would be intentionally misleading," the ruling reads. "We cannot condone this shocking conduct ... If that is the case we hope our message is clear. This sort of deception will not be tolerated and if this is routine it should be corrected immediately." |
| 12/03/08 | New moochers in town: Newspapers It was supposed to be a joke. As an endless parade of corporate beggars marches to Washington in search of handouts for their beleaguered industries, some of us in the news business snarked that journalists would be next in line. |
| 12/03/08 | Chambliss wins re-election in Georgia Democrats deprived of supermajority |
| 12/03/08 | Another medical breakthrough with adult stem cells Bristol University scientists in England have created a living bandage from adult stem cells that will be used to heal common sports injuries. |
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