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Columbus
Dispatch… Incentive
pay
Governor seeks to tie university support to performance - Monday
September 24, 2012 - Giving state funding to colleges based on their
performance makes more sense than doling out money mainly based on the
number of students they enroll. That’s the governor’s newest idea, and
college leaders have been asked to come up with such a formula this
fall. Early this year, Gov. John Kasich asked Ohio’s 37 public
universities and colleges to agree on one statewide “wish list” for... read
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Redstate… The
Marriage Question,
Romney’s Polling, and Bibi’s Red Sharpie, By
Erick Erickson
September 28th, 2012 - You know that 50% of marriages in the United
States end in divorce right? Every time gay marriage comes up, that
data point comes up. Fifty percent of married couples get divorced. If
heterosexual couples value marriage so little, why should they stand in
the way of gay couples who really will value it as a civil right? You
know that evangelical Christians in the United States get divorced at
the... read
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Akron
Beacon Journal… Persistent
poverty
September 23, 2012 - It was good timing that the 2011 data updates of
the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey Estimates were released
last week, while a national debate — inadvertent, to be sure — was
focused on questions of poverty, dependence and the role of government.
More than the subjective impressions and assumptions that often drive
political rhetoric, the hard data of the census reports capture the
spread and depth of poverty as the nation grapples... read
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Townhall… Strangulation
by Union,
by John Stossel
Sep 26, 2012 - The Chicago teachers strike is over, but the public
didn't win. Schools will still transfer bad teachers to other schools
because it's nearly impossible to fire them. When bad teachers go from
school to school, principals call it "the dance of the lemons." It
would be funny if those teachers didn't slowly wreck children's lives.
The basic issue is: Who decides how to manage a workplace? Unions... read
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Toledo
Blade… Fast,
furious
fiasco
The scheme by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and
Explosives to track the movement of guns from their sale in
the United States into the hands of Mexican drug dealers was just as
misguided and mismanaged as it seemed. The best report the
nation is likely to see about the scandal confirms this view. The first
attempt at prying open the secrets of the scandal came
through a partisan investigation in Congress led by Rep. Darrell Issa,
a Republican from California. Attorney General... read
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Cleveland Plain Dealer… Price
of
freedom of speech can be high
Sohaib Awan, Guest Columnist - Saturday, September 22, 2012 - My
10-year-old sister published her first Letter to the Editor in The
Columbus Dispatch -- with the help of her big brother, of course. She
had innocently expressed her dismay at the unbecoming conduct
of some Disney Channel stars who were supposed to be her role models.
She gazed in awe as I pulled up the letter online and began
reading the comments to her letter. ... read
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Mail
Magazine 24… Obama
to UN: It's Not My Fault Stevens is Dead, by
Joel B. Pollak
Passing the buck in dramatic fashion on the world stage, President
Barack Obama told the UN General Assembly this morning that the U.S.
government was not responsible for the anti-Islam video that he once
again blamed for recent attacks on U.S. embassies in the Middle East.
He added that more guards at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi would not
have helped save Ambassador Chris Stevens, and that the real problem
was "deeper causes" such as religious intolerance. "[I]t will not be
enough to... read
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Mail Magazine 24… Obama
Ducks Responsibility for Washington’s Spending Binge
by Emily Goff - In a recent 60 Minutes interview, host Steve Kroft
primed President Obama with this statement: “Most Americans think we’re
spending too much money.” To which Obama uttered a contemplative
“Mm-hm.” An understatement, indeed. The nonpartisan Congressional
Budget Office estimates that federal spending will reach $3.56
trillion, or about 23 percent as a share of the economy, for fiscal
year (FY) 2012—well... read
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Mail
Magazine 24… The
Democrats’
False Narrative on the Auto Industry, by
Bright Knight
Note: I’ve often thought a Chapter 11 court protection bankruptcy would
have been the better option for GM and Chrysler but I never saw
anything written about it. Finally! Thanks MM24 for providing it.
Editor Romney was absolutely right with his statement at the time the
auto-industry was going under in 2008: a managed bankruptcy would have
been the only really stable and lasting solution. The Failure-in-Chief
didn't address the problems that caused the financial problem but put
some (very expensive)... read
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Townhall…
Why
Wisconsin
is in Play, by Salena Zito
Sep 23, 2012 - MOUNT HOREB, Wis. – At first, Jeff Millard was undecided
about who to vote for in November. “I am not particularly happy with
Obama,” the retired auto-parts storeowner said of the man he supported
in 2008. His wife, walking beside him on the Military Ridge state
trail, overheard him voicing doubt. She let him know it was not an
option. “What about my reproductive rights?” she asked, clearly upset.
“No, we are voting for Obama!”... read
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Investors.com…
We
Need A
Startup President Who Knows How Jobs Are Created
09/21/2012 - Economy: How can the next presidential get the American
job machine functioning again? One way is establish a policy
environment that incentivizes business startups, which have fallen hard
under the current administration. President Obama tells small-business
owners they "didn't build" their companies. But they know better. And
they are also aware of the important role they play in employment.
Small businesses employ about half of all U.S. workers and they create
the majority... read
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Wall Street Journal… Transformers
2
Obama was honest when he said he wanted to remake America. For all the
spin and deception of politics, sooner or later every politician
reveals his true purposes. For Barack Obama, one of those moments came
when he declared shortly before the 2008 election that "We are five
days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of
America." Above all else, the President who asked voters for a second
term Thursday... read
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Heritage
Foundation… Government
Dependency Rises As Number of Taxpayers Declines
By Amy Payne - September 19, 2012 - The leak of a video featuring
former Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA) has sparked debate about government
dependency and the number of people in the United States who do not pay
federal income tax. In the video, Romney refers to “47 percent” of
Americans and says that they are “dependent upon government” and “pay
no income tax.” While these groups are not necessarily one in the same,
there is overlap between the two, and the percentages... read
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Verities & Balderdash… Charley
Reese's Final column! Comments by Bob Robinson
They say that imitation is the greatest form of flattery. If I remember
what I found the last time I researched this, Reese did originally
write this column before it was enhanced a few times, and quite a few
years ago. I think I checked about a year ago; CNO has already
published this once. In reading through it, however, I noticed that
once again it has been enhanced. Because of that, and an election of
utmost... read
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Heritage
Foundation… Morning
Bell: Our Constitution Is Under Fire, Matthew
Spalding,
Ph.D.
September 17, 2012 - Today, the federal government has acquired an all
but unquestioned dominance over virtually every area of American life.
It acts without constitutional limits and increasingly regulates our
most basic activities, from how much water is in our toilets to what
kind of light bulbs we can buy. So while we face many challenges, the
most difficult task ahead—and the most important—is to restore
constitutional limits on government. Forty visionaries signed a piece
of paper 225... read
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Verities & Balderdash… We
the People, With Comments by Bob Robinson
A friend sent me a link to a video. I hate video emails… I don’t have
time to watch. I can get the gist of 99.9 percent of all the other
emails with a 5-second (or less) glance. I can’t get that with a video.
You have to wait for it to load. Nine times out of ten I have to have
the sound turned way down because my “office” is in a family area…
babies napping or playing plastic pianos, tv blaring, family
discussions... read
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Mailmagazine24…
President
Obama's General Motors Hypocrisy, by David
Harsanyi
The Wall Street Journal reports today that General Motors executives
have asked the Treasury Department to sell its stake in
the giant automaker. The administration has refused. Oddly enough,
today we also learned that the Obama administration is launching a
complaint at the World Trade Organization over China’s allegedly unfair
subsidizing of its auto industry. The United States will charge
the Chinese government with subsidizing auto and auto parts producers
from 2009 and 2011 to the tune of .... read
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Redstate… Mitt
Romney’s Remarks are Another Chick-Fil-A Moment,
by By Erick Erickson
September 19th, 2012 - Just a few months ago, Dan Cathy of Chick-Fil-A,
gave an interview to a Christian publication that asked him about the
Chick-Fil-A
Foundation’s support of marriage. Cathy defending his position and
spoke about his family’s faith. CNN.com picked it up and ran a story
that Cathy had
come out against gay marriage. In fact, Cathy hadn’t been asked
directly about gay marriage, but it was implicit in what he said. The
CNN.com story... read
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Plain Dealer… As
newspapers reinvent themselves without paper who will responsibly
inform our children
- By Phillip Morris - Sunday, September 16, 2012 - Have you ever tried
to explain to a really smart 9-year-old child what you do for a living?
It's not quite as easy as it seems. If you fly airplanes, put out fires
or arrest bad people, I suppose the job speaks for itself. That's why
kids grow up pretending to be pilots or cops. But if you work in an
industry like newspaper journalism (read: old school), an industry that
is undergoing revolutionary change in terms of consumer demand and... read
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Heritage Foundation… School
Choice Would Limit CTU Power and Free Children to Learn
By Lindsey Burke - Some 350,000 Chicago schoolchildren have spent the
past few days either on the streets, sitting around empty school
buildings, or at home. Their teachers, on strike at the behest of the
Chicago Teachers Union, have been absent from classrooms that should
have been filled with the noises of a bustling back-to-school season.
Notably, tens of thousands of their public charter school peers... read
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Investors.com…
Obama's
Ham-Fisted Response To The Attacks
On The U.S., By Mark Steyn
09/14/2012 - So, on a highly symbolic date, mobs storm American
diplomatic facilities and drag the corpse of a U.S. ambassador through
the streets. Then the president flies to Vegas for a fundraiser. No,
no, a novelist would say; that's too pat, too neat in its symbolic
contrast. Make it Cleveland, or Des Moines. The president is surrounded
by delirious fanbois and fangurls screaming "We love you," too drunk on
his celebrity to understand this is the first photo-op in the aftermath
of a national humiliation... read
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Verities
& Balderdash… WWII
B17
Survival Story, Edited by Bob Robinson
This was sent by a reader. It has not been verified. From my
perspective, I’d simply like to “believe.” Belief… faith… is something
we are short on these days. I know men like this existed once. My
father was one of them. And I know men and women like this exist today.
My nephew is one of them. We need to honor them all and thank them for
their service… past, present and future. A made in America story... read
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The
American Thinker… Will
Obama Keep Power 'by Any Means
Necessary'? By Stella Paul
August 21, 2012 - Let's go there: if Obama thinks he's losing, will he
allow safe and fair elections on November 6? And if he does
lose,
will he peacefully turn over power to Mitt Romney on January 20,
2013? Or will he cling to power "by any means necessary," as
a
highly placed insider alleges? Now, I'm truly sorry to raise such
disgusting, un-American, crazy-sounding questions, but, alas, they're
not crazy, and I've got a disquieting amount of evidence. The
Democrats have already accused Romney... read
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Mail Magazine 24… U.S.
Credit
Rating Downgraded After Fed Pumps More Money,
by Tony Lee
A prominent ratings firm downgraded the U.S. Government's credit rating
from "AA" to "AA-" one day after the Federal Reserve announced it would
pump more money into the economy by buying more than $40 billion of
mortgage-backed securities per month until the economy improves.
Ratings firm Egan-Jones said it cut its credit reating on the U.S.
government because it felt the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing...
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Mail
Magazine 24… But...
bin Laden!?! by Ben
Shapiro
President Obama’s central foreign policy accomplishment, according to
his campaign, is the killing of Osama Bin Laden. And it’s quite an
accomplishment: finding a man hidden halfway around the globe,
ensconced among his multiple wives, with no access to the outside
world, protected by local Pakistani security forces, wielding little or
no power. Meanwhile, however, other things were going on in the world.
So let’s try to balance President Obama’s foreign policy record over
the last four... read
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Townhall… Depending
on Dependency,
by Thomas Sowell
Sep 12, 2012 - The theme that most seemed to rouse the enthusiasm of
delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte was that
we are all responsible for one another -- and that Republicans don't
want to help the poor, the sick and the helpless. All of us should be
on guard against beliefs that flatter ourselves. At the very least, we
should check such beliefs against facts. Yet the notion that people
who... read
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Townhall…
The
Higher-Ed Bubble is Bound to Burst,
by Jeff Jacoby
Sep 12, 2012 - "If you want to go to college," my mother said, "you'll
have to get a scholarship." Luckily, I did. I was admitted to George
Washington University, which generously awarded me a grant covering the
full cost of my tuition. To the best of my recollection, that sum was
$2,400 in 1975, the year I entered GW. To pay for my other expenses
there were several forms of need-based financial aid, and I received
what is now called a Pell Grant and a subsidized work/study job on... read
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The Heritage Network… America’s
Debt to Its Diplomatic, Military, and Intelligence Personnel
By David S. Addington - September 12, 2012 - U.S. Ambassador to Libya
Christopher Stevens was killed in Benghazi yesterday, along with
reportedly three other staff and two Marines. The deaths in Benghazi,
Libya, of the U.S. Ambassador to Libya and others in the service of the
United States provides a tragic reminder of the great sacrifices that
U.S. diplomatic, military, and intelligence personnel serving abroad...
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Townhall…
Let
Bush be, by Victor Davis
Hanson
Sep 13, 2012 - The theme of the president's 2012 re-election campaign
is that George W. Bush left such a terrible mess that Barack Obama
could hardly be expected to clean it up in four years. In other words,
43 months of unemployment rates above 8 percent, $5 trillion in new
borrowing, $16 trillion in aggregate debt, gas prices of nearly $4 per
gallon, a dive in average family income and involvement in two wars
were all due to George Bush and simply too difficult for anyone else to
overcome. So... read
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Columbus Dispatch… Over-inflated
Obama campaign isn’t painting true picture of auto bailout in Ohio -
Sunday September 9, 2012 - President Barack Obama and his supporters
have made the $82 billion bail-out of General Motors and Chrysler a
centerpiece of his re-election campaign. But there are a few things
wrong with the picture they paint. First, the number of jobs they claim
to have saved in Ohio is inflated. They cite 850,000 Ohio... read
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The
President
and the Arab Fall, By Erick Erickson
September 12th, 2012 - Oh if only Islamic radicals would riot over the
HHS contraception mandate and gay marriage.
If they did, the Administration would fall all over themselves to
apologize. Don’t believe me? Consider yesterday’s events well
chronicled by Jeff Emanuel. A group in the United States exercised
their first amendment rights, which set off rioting yet
again among the religion of peace. Egyptians stormed the American
Embassy, torn down the... read
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Townhall
Finance… America
2016, by Jeff Carter
Politicians love to tell stories. They put little heartwarming stories
in their speeches. Today, everyone will try to define Obama’s speech. I
saw the speech and there was nothing new in it. He tried to fire up his
base. We will see if he did it. Last night, I saw a movie that you
should see too. Dinesh D’Souza made a movie and wrote a book, “Obama’s
America”. It’s a very pragmatic look at Obama’s upbringing. There isn’t
any birther stuff, but there are some autobiographical facts presented
about... read
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Patriot Voices… Day 3 of Poll Results: American Moms Concerned about
Energy Production and Government
Regulations
- Verona, PA - On the third and final day of results from the Moms Know
Best poll which sought opinions of moms in five important battleground
states, American mothers revealed their strong views on oil and energy
production, prices at the gas pump, the harmful effects of government
regulations on middle class businesses and Medicare cuts within
Obamacare... read
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Heritage
Network… FACT
CHECK: Secretary Arne Duncan on
Education Cuts, By Lindsey Burke
September 10, 2012 - During remarks to attendees in Charlotte last
week, Education Secretary Arne Duncan claimed that the budget passed by
the House of Representatives would mean “fewer teachers in the
classroom, fewer resources for poor kids and students with
disabilities, [and] fewer after school programs.” However, the House
budget does not designate specific cuts to K-12 education programs; it
simply calls for reductions in non-defense discretionary spending over
the next decade. Duncan, as he... read
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Patriot Voices… National
Security Dominates Concerns in Moms' Poll
Verona, PA - As Democrats highlight President Obama's flawed foreign
policy record at the Democratic National Committee Convention in
Charlotte, NC, Patriot Voices releases Moms Know Best poll numbers
indicating concerns over the administration's "leading from behind"
approach to foreign policy. Day two of the poll, taken with mothers in
five battleground states, reveals an array of questions concerning the
Obama administration's... read
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Heritage
Foundation… Morning
Bell: Obama’s Dismal Jobs Record,
By Amy Payne
September 7, 2012 - The unemployment rate is now 8.1 percent, marking
43 months straight that it has stayed at 8 percent or above. At least
12.5 million Americans are out of work. Yet President Obama has been
trying to convince people that he’s a job-creating President. Have 4.5
million new jobs been created under President Obama, as several
speakers in Charlotte have claimed this week? A fact check shows that
under President Obama, the U.S. economy has created a net... read
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Investors.com… Obama
To Soldiers
Overseas: No Voting For You!
Military: The administration thanks the troops for their service by
failing to comply with a law requiring that it help soldiers deployed
overseas cast ballots in their home states. The administration has
taken various states to court to block voter ID laws on the grounds it
will disenfranchise voters. But it has no qualms about the
disenfranchisement of military voters overseas through its failure to
comply with and enforce the Military and... read
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Economists
for Romney… Economists
Supporting Mitt Romney for
President
Statement in Support: We enthusiastically endorse Governor Mitt
Romney’s economic plan to create jobs and restore economic growth while
returning America to its tradition of economic freedom. The plan is
based on proven principles: a more contained and less intrusive federal
government, a greater reliance on the private sector, a broad expansion
of opportunity without government favors for special interests, and
respect for the rule of law including the decision-making authority of
states and... read
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WND Exclusive on Poverty… Heritage
Foundation says 'Greatest Weapon' is NOT education
By Bob Unruh - A new study released just this week by The Heritage
Foundation reveals that one factor alone can reduce by 82 percent the
probability that a child lives in poverty – whether Mom and Dad are
married to each other. “Policymakers on the state and national levels
recognize that education reduces poverty, but they’re largely unaware
that marriage is an equally strong anti-poverty weapon... read
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Redstate…
Barack
Obama and the Rise of Ineptocracy,
By streiff
September 6th, 2012 - Bob Woodward is out with a new book, called “The
Price of Politics.” The first excerpts appeared today as
Barack
Obama prepares to accept the Democrat Party nomination for president.
Woodward makes the best case possible as to why Barack Obama should be
denied a second term. As it turns out the fiasco of a vagina-based
convention that denied God three times before the cock crowed — a
convention that featured an adulterer and callous killer as its hero on
the first... read
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Patriot Voices… Moms:
Country on
Wrong Track
New Poll Finds Majority of Moms Believe Country is on the Wrong Track -
Verona, PA - As Democrats gather this week in Charlotte just as
Republicans did in Tampa to discuss which is the better party for
women, Patriot Voices is releasing results of a new poll that discusses
which issues moms care most about and who stands on the right side of
these issues. The poll, conducted by the Tarrance... read
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Heritage
Foundation… Clinton
Is Wrong on Welfare Reform
Last night, in his nationally televised speech, former President Bill
Clinton said the charge that President Obama has gutted welfare reform
was “a real doozy.” Clinton, who vetoed welfare reform twice before
signing the welfare reform law in 1996, echoed the Obama Administration
and media “fact checkers,” who have sworn that Obama’s Health and Human
Services Department (HHS) is actually trying to strengthen the work
requirements of the law by doing away with them. The fact is that... read
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WND Commentary… We
Belong to the
Government, By Joseph Farah
September 6, 2012 - Do you belong to the government? If you want to
understand why the Democratic Party represents the gravest threat to
America’s freedom, all you really need to know is that the convention
planners in Charlotte didn’t see anything wrong with a video shown
there Tuesday night. They made the video. They must have thought it was
very good. I’m sure they listened carefully to every word uttered... read
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Salem
News…Clean up
tax breaks, loopholes
September 5, 2012 - When Ohio had a corporate franchise tax, companies
were able to write off losses against future income. The idea was that
the
companies would generate taxable profits in the future. Ohio eliminated
the franchise tax in favor of the commercial activity tax. However, the
state never eliminated the write-offs against future income even though
future profits are no longer taxed. This is one of 128 tax loopholes,
some dating back nearly a century, that a variety of think tanks
that... read
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mailmagazine24
...Obama Election Manipulation in
Swing State
Ohio, by Matthew Vadum
An Ohio election law that eliminated an unfair advantage enjoyed by the
Obama campaign has been struck down by an unelected federal judge under
the guise of fairness. The heavy-handed court ruling probably gives the
Obama campaign an edge in the vitally important battleground state.
Acceding
to a lawsuit from the Obama campaign, part-time, semi-retired liberal
judge Peter C. Economus last week voided provisions of.... read
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Heritage
Foundation… Morning
Bell: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of a New School Year
By Amy Payne - September 4, 2012 - As of today, the vast majority of
American students have begun a new school year. As lunches are packed
and carpool lines grow, Heritage reviews the good, bad, and ugly in
education. The Good - Support for school choice is at an all-time high.
In a poll released in August, school choice favorability jumped 10
percentage points since last year, a sign that the proliferation of
options such as vouchers, education savings accounts, and online
learning... read
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Governor
Ted's Top Ten Talking
Points for DNC, By Bob Bennett, Ohio
Republican Party Chairman
Bennett on Governor Ted Stickland’s keynote speech at the Democratic
National Convention, along with a list of 10 talking points… The
Democratic National Convention is apparently so desperate for speakers
they actually have Ted Strickland on the schedule. Whoever decided to
give a speaking role to a fired governor responsible for 400,000 lost
jobs ought to have their head examined... but then again, I've been... read
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Upstart
Business Journal… Romney
and Ryan have few convention words
for entrepreneurs
By J. Jennings, Moss - August 31, 2012 - With the 2012 Republican
National Convention now one for the history books, it's time to take
stock of what Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan had to say to the nation's
entrepreneurs. The answer: not a whole lot. Romney, the party's
presidential nominee, mentioned "entrepreneurs" exactly once in his
speech Thursday night. Ryan, his running mate, didn't say the word at
all when he gave his address at the Tampa Times Forum on Wednesday.
Both men gave... read
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Townhall
Finance… Romney
Didn't Make the Sale,
By Larry Kudlow
Did Mitt Romney make the economic sale at the Republican National
Convention? Did he convince people who are living at the margin or
unemployed and discouraged that he has the answers to the economy?
Frankly, I don't think so. I do not understand why he did not talk
about his 20 percent across-the-board personal tax cut plan that would
help the middle class enormously. He never mentioned it, and he went
into no detail on the business tax... read
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Mail
Magazine 24… Heritage
Foundation “Cut Government
Spending” Goal Gains Ground
by David S. Addington - As the public debate swirls over whether and
how to limit the size and cost of the federal government, The Heritage
Foundation’s longstanding efforts to shrink the government gain ground.
In May 2010, Heritage published Saving the American Dream: The Heritage
Plan to Fix the Debt, Cut Spending, and Restore Prosperity. The
Heritage plan proposes to balance the federal budget within a decade
and keep it balanced forever at no more than 18.5 percent of the total
output of... read
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Human
Events… Clint
Eastwood’s Mysterious, yet kinda cool
speech, By Hope Hodge
“Mystery speaker” Clint Eastwood gave something of a mysterious
performance Thursday night to RNC delegates as the legendary actor and
respected director was sometimes halting, other times humorous and
didn’t exactly give Mitt Romney the ringing star power endorsement that
many had hoped for. But, he did make his main point in a simple, Dirty
Harry kind of way: “You, we, own this country. Politicians are
employees... read
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Heritage.org…
Morning
Bell: We Can Change America’s Course,
By Amy Payne
August 31 - Entering the final stretch of the presidential contest,
Americans are facing a monumental choice. The American people will
decide the direction of government and its role in their lives for the
coming years. The debate in Tampa this week raised a number of issues,
including preserving the American dream of working hard to achieve
success. The Heritage Foundation has extensive research and policy
prescriptions on each of these issues: Energy: America needs to end... read
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Townhall… The
Ryan Vision: Let's Get This Done,
David Limbaugh
Aug 31, 2012 - The Democrats and their mainstream media cheering
section can huff and puff at Paul Ryan's convention speech, but they
can't blow his house down. It was built on a solid foundation. So
powerful was the speech that the liberal establishment is reduced to
wailing about alleged lies the speech contained -- dishonest and easily
refuted allegations. Ryan delivered a substantive indictment of the
Obama... read
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Mail
Magazine 24… Gallup:
Americans Rate Public Schools the
Worst Place to Educate Children
By Bright Knight - To be honest: that doesn't surprise me at all. Say
"Thank You" to the Liberals - they have almost accomplished their
mission: keep the people uneducated and poor and stay in power.
Uneducated and poor people are reliable voters for the Liberals, so,
after they took over the education (from the Department of Education
over the Teacher Unions), they wrecked the education system and started
to "produce" sheeples. After school/college the leftist medias continue
dumbing... read
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Verities & Balderdash… A
time to remember,
Edited by
Bob Robinson
I was in the seventh grade in 1957. By then I was already in a
metropolitan area, so I don’t remember shotguns in cars… not in
Lincoln, Nebraska. I do remember at Texas A&M shotguns on racks
in
the back windows of pickups a few years later. Everywhere. It wouldn’t
be unlikely that one would end up on a high school campus following an
early-morning quail hunt. I had my share of fist fights in high
school... read
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Mail
Magazine 24… Consumer
Confidence Plummets To Year's
Lowest Level, by John Nolte
As the corrupt media guards Obama's palace with narratives that sound
something like, RichMormonFreakIsSoftOnRape AndWantsToEatThePoor
BecauseTaxCheatFelonKilledMyWife, out here in the real world people are
suffering under Barack Obama's failed policies. But the
Media-Collective doesn’t want to talk about that. Might help Romney.
The American people, however, beg to differ and are talking amongst
themselves about an economy that's slowing and an... read
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Redstate… The
Next President, By Erick
Erickson
August 31 - What a difference a speech makes. As Ari Fleischer noted on
CNN, the same media that was cool with the shallow vapidity of hope and
change in 2008 is now demanding specifics from Mitt Romney. Last night
in Tampa, he gave the one set of specifics he needed to give — a course
correction.The Democrats are screaming that it is a return to the
1950's, when unemployment was less than it is... read
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