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“Wall Street Journal”

Oct
21
2009

Jon Kyl Takes Lead on Nuclear Policy

United States Senator Jon Kyl (R-AZ) made a compelling argument in today’s Wall Street Journal against ratifying the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT).  For nearly two decades the United States has relied on technical extrapolations to verify the reliability of the U.S. nuclear stockpile.  But these technical extrapolations are essentially ”best guesses” based on historical trends and data.  As I said in [...]

Oct
18
2009

Rush Limbaugh, the St. Louis Rams, and the NFL

What is there to say?  Rush Limbaugh got sandbagged by both the mainstream media and his business partners.  Whether you’re a liberal or a conservative, you should care about the St. Louis Rams debacle and what happened to Rush.  Rush was discriminated against just because he’s an outspoken conservative.  In America, anyone should be able to purchase whatever they [...]

Sep
28
2008

Bailout Language Benefits Democrats, ACORN

Here’s a must-read op-ed from The Wall Street Journal.  It details how groups like groups ACORN are likely to benefit–at taxpayer expense–from the bailout legislation proposed by the Democrats.  ACORN is a “non-partisan” partisan organization that has spent $16 million this year registering Democratic voters.  If you look up “voter fraud” in the dictionary, ACORN will [...]