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A copy of the NY Times rejection letter to aspiring author John McCain. The Afghanistan-Iraq segment of Sen. Barack Obama's foreign trip was an unqualified success. The free market is the engine that creates economic freedom, provides jobs and creates wealth. Do not feed Fedzilla. Liberal bloggers at The Huffington Post and Daily Kos were in an uproar over John McCains comment last Friday that... Send your own clever and funny (yet tasteful) captions that best fit the photo. To begin with, Gores proposal is crazy even in its inception... The dominant liberal media and Democrats in Congress have created a situation where many Americans get angry about corporations making profit? Florida Governor Charlie Crist is almost always on the short lists of press guesses about whom McCain will choose to run with him. John McCain hit his opponent hard the weekend before Barack Obama went on his "Rainbow Tour" of the Middle East and Europe. This year's presidential race is like the American Revolution - today's Republican candidates are like the British, marching toward their doom with "shoot me" written all over them. Barry Obama reincarnated himself as Harry S. Truman... When the terrorist is in your sights, pull the trigger ... more than once. The question we owe to ourselves is to ask Sen. Obama is when negotiations don't work, what are you prepared to do? The successor to Barry's Senate seat apparently believes that ducks come from Mexico and speak Spanish. Sources close to Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign are suggesting... We must be much more circumspect in assessing Kim Jong Il's acts in destroying his nuclear facility at Yongbyon. Stop being pundits yelling into the wind and start being activists yelling into the telephone. The week's Washington Rumor Mill. Matthew Vandegrift, who overcame many obstacles to achieve his dream of joining the Marines, gave the ultimate sacrifice when he was killed in Iraq, 2007. The educational center being built by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund near the on the National Mall is a matter of concern for all Americans. Many of our bureaucrats and academics are racing backward to downplay the seriousness of the Jihadi global trend. Watching Obama glide through his foreign trip so far, nervous Republicans and other patriots
A jaw-dropping political miracle may be on the horizon. No, I'm not talking about the second
John McCain has figured out that one way to build enthusiasm among conservatives is to
Much attention has been paid in recent months to the mortgage crisis and the difficulty many
Last Thursday night, my wife and I went to a midnight screening of "The Dark Knight"
One would think that a presidential candidate who has no military service, who survived a
Jesse Jackson (on an off-air mic before "Fox & Friends") and Whoopi Goldberg
We don't look to arsonists to help put out fires but we do look to politicians to help solve
In one of those front-page editorials disguised as "news" stories, the New York
Isn't it enormously ironic that Barack Obama now finds himself the unintended beneficiary of
I remember the first time my wife and I visited Europe and the Middle East. The trip resembled
The successor to Barry's Senate seat apparently believes that ducks come from Mexico and speak Spanish. I asked one of the Republican Party's smartest, most candid heavy hitters this week whether
To watch the contortions over that New Yorker cover cartoon of the Obamas is to understand whom it is impermissible to offend.
Despite a report by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom that the Islamic
by Nicholas A. Vardy While most investors were dumping stocks across the board early last week, The Economic Times of India reported that billionaire global investor George Soros had gone on a buying spree in the Indian stock market. Soros' Quantum fund has invested close to $140 million in India since February and has picked up the pace of its purchases during the past couple of weeks. by Doug Fabian After so many down days during the past few weeks, the welcome relief of green screens indicates that not all is lost on Wall Street. The sector showing one of the biggest spikes higher today is financials, which is particularly encouraging after a few weeks of difficult headlines about bank failures and the pending demise of lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac... by Nicholas A. Vardy Sir John Templeton, who passed away last week at the age of 95, was the original Global Guru. He provided me with my own introduction to the world of global investments when I picked up a book on his investment approach many years ago in Amsterdam.
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