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Sunday, March 25. 2012

How the Left Can Shut Down Rush Limbaugh

I don't think he would mind one bit if that happened, but he loves his job too much

Pity the Progressive. Progressive pundits are befuddled, time and again, by the resilience of Americans’ faith in free enterprise. Consider Thomas Frank.

Top Industry Leader: Obama Is Most Anti-Business President in My Lifetime

Libertarianism Does Not Equal Selfishness - Setting the record straight about the philosophical foundations of libertarian thought

The Ineffective Greenhouse - A liberal legal legend's ludicrous ObamaCare defense.

Americans just don’t like ‘ObamaCare’

The Perils of Wishful Thinking: On Europe and the Middle East

Secret files reveal 9000 Nazi war criminals fled to South America after WWII

How Are Obama’s Regulations Taking Billions Out of the Pockets of Americans?

Anti-CAIR: In Defense Of The Constitution

The Great Rumor Mill of China -Something strange is going on in Beijing. Here are the five most virulent conspiracy theories making the rounds -- and a stab at the likelihood of them panning out.

Obama is Fooling Lots of People on Israel

Hey, remember when high gas prices were all Bush’s fault?

'Here Piggy!' Occupiers Taunt NYC Cops With Doughnut On String

Pitiful

Pope Benedict: Communism No Longer Working in Cuba

Dem Operative Links Fla. Shooting to Koch Brothers

I blame Rush

'They said they found the bullets... that's what could f*** me up': What teen accused of gunning down two British tourists in Florida told brother in prison phone call

New Black Panthers offer $10k bounty for Trayvon Martin's shooter

Powerline:

Coincidentally, the ongoing trial of Shawn Tyson for the cold-blooded murder of two British tourists in Sarasota provides plenty of ground for outrage and “soul-searching,” but you probably haven’t heard much about it. The UK’s Daily Mail carried an excellent account earlier this week.

The 'Inequality' Movement--A Campus Product

Kudlow: The Reagan in Romney - Mitt’s tough conservative positions.

Fourth Largest Gun Maker In US Is Out Of Guns

Libs attempting to understand Conservatives

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