Thursday, September 13, 2007
Amanda Carpenter: Democrats Disregard Petraeus and Crocker Recommendations
Army General David H. Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker told Congress the President?s surge has started to make political reconciliation possible, but Democrat leadership is unwilling to give the Iraqi government more time and are intensifying calls for withdrawl.
Matt Towery: Public Opposition To Small Troop Reductions Raises Similarity To Carter Days
By a 43 percent to 36 percent margin, poll respondents said they'd be less likely to vote for the Republican nominee for president if a substantial number of troops "have not been withdrawn from
Suzanne Fields: Inspired by the Nazis
A few days before the sixth anniversary of 9/11, a young man ranting in Arabic accosted a rabbi walking home from his synagogue in an upscale neighborhood of
William Rusher: Only time will define the Republican nominee
With former Sen. Fred Thompson's official declaration of his candidacy, the race for the Republican presidential nomination has now assumed the shape that seems likely to characterize it right down to the finish line.
Donald Lambro: GOP looks for edge in early primaries
Republicans are having a field day in
George Will: Is Fred necessary?
Fred Thompson's plunge into the presidential pool -- more bellyflop than swan dive -- was the strangest product launch since that of New Coke in 1985.
Paul Weyrich: The Thompson Campaign
At last Fred D. Thompson is in the race. We shall soon learn whether Thompson lives up to expectations.
Cal Thomas: The non-candidate: God
There is one person who is definitely not running, but may be invoked as the ultimate adviser. That would be God.
Larry Elder: Oprah's Great Black Hope
According to Winfrey, she bases her support not on politics, but because Obama's candidacy sends a message of "hope."
Emmett Tyrrell: Campaigning with the Clintons and the Same Old Gang
It has happened again. Last Monday (Sept. 10) at 6:40 p.m., just as the network news programs were getting under way, the
Marvin Olasky: Emphasize Earning, Dump Dependency
Is international poverty best fought by distributing aid or by selling inexpensive products with names such as MoneyMaker?
Dick Morris and Eileen McGann: Iowa vs. America
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Ann Coulter: From the halls of Malibu to the shores of Kennedy
Democrats claim Gen. David Petraeus' report to Congress on the surge was a put-up job with a pre-ordained conclusion. As if their response wasn't.
Caroline B. Glick: Column One: Where America and Iraq converge
General David Petreaus and
Hugh Hewitt: 9/11 Anniversary: What?s the Future for al Qaeda?
On the sixth anniversary of 9/11, Hugh Hewitt, host of the nationally syndicated ?Hugh Hewitt Show,? interviewed Pulitzer Prize winning author of ?The Looming Tower: al Qaeda and the Road to 9/11? Lawrence Wright about General Petraeus?s report on the
Diana West: Compulsory Universal Health Insurance -- Neither a New Idea, Nor a Good One
In 1912, Theodore Roosevelt considered "mandatory universal health insurance" a high domestic priority. Critics at the time, including physicians, pharmacists, insurers and businesses, deemed mandatory health insurance authoritarian -- and even un-American.
Amanda Carpenter: Petraeus Responds to MoveOn.org
Army General David H. Petraeus told a group of reporters: ?Needless to say? and to state the obvious?I disagree with the message of those that were exercising the First Amendment right that generations of soldiers have sought to preserve for Americans. Some of it was just flat, completely wrong and the rest was at least more than arguable.?
John McCaslin: On the American dime?
He's a Democratic congressman indicted on 16 federal counts of bribery. He was videotaped by the FBI accepting $100,000 from an investor wearing a wire. His home was raided by federal agents who discovered $90,000 wrapped in aluminum foil in the freezer. Most recently, his congressional office was searched.
Rich Galen: Petraeus - Pia Pium
General David Petraeus, PhD testified before the appropriate House and Senate Foreign Affairs and Armed Services Committees over the past two days and, as expected by anyone who has ever been in the same room with him, bowled them over.
Chuck Colson: The Fertility Gap: More Christians on the Way
Every time you turn around, a presidential candidate whips out his Bible?or a position paper?to let us know how faithful he or she is. Senator John Edwards (D-N.C.) says God "would be happy with the fact that" he's focused on people without health care. Senator Barack Obama (D-Ill.) says we should "discuss religion . . . in the positive sense of what it tells us about our obligations towards one another." Republicans, also, are quick to point out how faith informs their policies.
Tony Blankley: The War On Terror Six Years On
As we start the seventh year since the Sept. 11 attacks, many in the
"Are we fixed yet?" House Armed Services Committee Chairman Ike Skelton's question -- asked after Gen. David Petraeus' microphone failed to work -- is something of a metaphor both for
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