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Obama Is The Cloward-Piven President

In response to Do not doubt the power of the Cloward-Piven strategy: I’m surprised that a pundit as intelligent and insightful as Jonah Goldberg doesn’t see the humanitarian disaster on the border as an obviously manufactured crisis. Not only simple

Report: Slow Deportation Process Luring More Illegals to U.S.

Report: Slow Deportation Process Luring More Illegals to U.S.

Because very few of the illegal immigrant children who are apprehended are sent back immediately, more migrants from Central American countries are gambling that they will be allowed to remain in the United States permanently if they cross the border. 

Chase Bank Has Pattern of Partisanship on LGBT Issues

Chase Bank Has Pattern of Partisanship on LGBT Issues

The recent exposé of the employee survey that asked probing questions about employee support for the “LGBT community” has focused attention on something that the typical depositor might not be aware of, and that is the massive time and attention

WSJ is Too Old to Appreciate Venture Capital

WSJ is Too Old to Appreciate Venture Capital

With the Wall Street Journal turning 125 years old this week, it is humorous that its tech writer, Christopher Mims, chose to dismiss the lack of “net social benefits” by venture capital (VC) in an article titled “Is Silicon Valley

Obama's 'Mission Creep' in Iraq Becoming 'Mission Run'

Obama's 'Mission Creep' in Iraq Becoming 'Mission Run'

Three weeks ago, President Obama promised that the United States “will not be sending U.S. troops back into combat” in Iraq. But Foreign Policy magazine (FP) just reported that Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Dempsey acknowledged that

U.S. Jobs Leap but Inflation Is Rising Fast

U.S. Jobs Leap but Inflation Is Rising Fast

The U.S. economy created 288,000 jobs in June, and unemployment fell from 6.3% to 6.1% according to the Labor Department. Job creation for the months of April and May were also revised up by another 29,000 jobs. June marked the

U.N. Slams Australia's Tough New Border Laws

U.N. Slams Australia's Tough New Border Laws

According to The Wall Street Journal, the U.N., always on the lookout to chastise or punish Western nations for protecting themselves, is criticizing Australia for its tough laws regarding immigration into its own country.  The criticism centers on 150 ethnic

Houston Job Market Growing Fastest in Nation

Houston Job Market Growing Fastest in Nation

HOUSTON, Texas–Jobs are being created faster in Houston, Texas than in any other U.S. city, according to a new report. The revelation comes as no surprise to many–the city’s booming gas and oil industry has allowed inhabitants to prosper and

The Trouble Isn't Liberals; It's Progressives

The Trouble Isn't Liberals; It's Progressives

Like the author of the attached article I hate to completely give up the term “liberal.” Liberal used to be such a good word. It stood for limited government and human freedom and thought unbridled. Then FDR had to come

IRS Targets U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley

IRS Targets U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley

In March 2012, Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) was one of twelve GOP senators who signed a letter to the IRS urging that, if it was going to conduct probes of Tea Party groups, it needed to act in an “even-handed

Horowitz: Which Party's Base Did Cochran 'Broaden'?

Horowitz: Which Party's Base Did Cochran 'Broaden'?

Last Tuesday’s GOP primary runoff in Mississippi is turning out to be the most revealing incident in the protracted fight between the conservative grassroots and the GOP establishment. The GOP party leadership has been exposed for their true motives in

The New York Times's Pro-Terrorist Op-Ed

The New York Times's Pro-Terrorist Op-Ed

On Saturday, The New York Times featured a piece by jailed Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood member Khaled Al-Qazzaz titled “Why Is the World Silent? Khaled al-Qazzaz: Disappeared by Egypt’s Military.” The imprisoned Qazzaz, whose op-ed was “smuggled” out of prison and

Prosecutor Admits Gov. Scott Walker Not a Target

Prosecutor Admits Gov. Scott Walker Not a Target

After the media establishment breathlessly “reported” last week that Wisconsin’s Republican Governor Scott Walker was being accused of a “criminal” conspiracy over campaign finance violations, now the prosecutor involved is admitting that no one is charging Walker with anything. Now,

How the United States Beats Germany

How the United States Beats Germany

The U.S. men’s soccer team plays Germany, a three-time World Cup champion and a pre-tournament favorite for this year’s competition, today at noon Eastern. How should the U.S. approach the game? It is only human nature to wonder not only

Argentina Default Could Hurt JPMorgan and Citigroup

Argentina Default Could Hurt JPMorgan and Citigroup

Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP, a U.S. law firm that is known to work closely with hedge funds, requested a ruling for a “potential repudiation/moratorium event” by Argentina according to a letter dated June 20 to International Swaps and Derivatives

U of Chicago's Casey Mulligan Wins Major Economics Prize

U of Chicago's Casey Mulligan Wins Major Economics Prize

University of Chicago economist Casey Mulligan has won the prestigious 2014 F.A. Hayek Prize for his 2012 book, The Redistribution Recession: How Labor Market Distortions Contracted the Economy. “Mulligan’s work shows how government policies designed to improve Americans’ economic fortunes

Stanford's Fouad Ajami Has Died

Stanford's Fouad Ajami Has Died

Fouad Ajami, who was a senior fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution and one of the most passionate critics of President Barack Obama’s foreign policy in the Middle East, passed away Sunday after a battle with cancer. The 68-year-old Ajami had