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Obama’s and Abdullah’s plans for IsraelPosted by Ilana Mercer - November 21, 2008 on 7:49 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Ilana Mercer) - Barack Obama has decided to revive a plot the Saudi crown prince hatched in 2002. Abdullah bin Abdulaziz had suggested Israel beat a retreat to the pre-1967 borders, in return for the recognition, whatever that means, of the Arab world...
The stormtroopers: they’re here–violence on same-sex marriagePosted by Wes Vernon, RenewAmerica analyst - November 20, 2008 on 10:27 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Wes Vernon, RenewAmerica analyst) - Thirty states now have spoken through the ballot box against equating same-sex marriage with traditional marriage as it has been accepted for centuries. For the violent liberal fascists -- that is a sign of "hate"...
Bush hands over reins of U.S. economy to European UnionPosted by Dick Morris - November 20, 2008 on 9:16 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Dick Morris) - The results of the G-20 economic summit amount to nothing less than the seamless integration of the United States into the European economy...
Supreme Court to review Obama’s citizenshipPosted by WorldNetDaily - November 20, 2008 on 5:53 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (WorldNetDaily) - A case that challenges President-elect Barack Obama's name on the 2008 election ballot citing questions over his citizenship has been scheduled for a "conference" at the U.S. Supreme Court...
Automaker bailout appears stalled in SenatePosted by CNN - November 20, 2008 on 3:38 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (CNN) - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid reversed plans to hold a test vote Thursday on a Democratic-sponsored automakers bailout bill but held out the possibility for a last-minute vote on any compromise...
Arizona Gov. Napolitano to head Homeland SecurityPosted by Politico - November 20, 2008 on 1:14 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Politico) - Arizona Democratic Gov. Janet Napolitano has been chosen to serve as secretary of the vast and troubled Department of Homeland Security for President-elect Barack Obama, Democratic officials said...
Iran produces enough uranium to build nuclear weaponPosted by Fox News - November 20, 2008 on 1:00 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Fox News) - Iran has now produced roughly enough uranium to make a single nuclear bomb, according to atomic experts analyzing the latest report from the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency, The New York Times reported Wednesday...
eHarmony to match ‘gays’Posted by WorldNetDaily - November 20, 2008 on 12:21 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (WorldNetDaily) - Internet dating service eHarmony has officially agreed to begin matching homosexual couples, beginning next year...
Chicago scraps gay high schoolPosted by Chicago Sun-Times - November 19, 2008 on 10:08 pm | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Chicago Sun-Times) - Designers of a plan to create the city's first gay-friendly high school pulled the plug on a watered-down version of the plan Tuesday but vowed to resurrect the idea next year...
2 in 3 believe values of most Americans not shared by HollywoodPosted by Christian Post - November 19, 2008 on 6:38 pm | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Christian Post) - A majority of the people in America believes TV and movie executives do not share the religious and moral values of most people in the country, according to a recently released survey...
The right to winPosted by Thomas Sowell - November 19, 2008 on 8:08 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Thomas Sowell) - Among the many new "rights" being conjured out of thin air, a new one seems to be a "right" to win. Americans have long had the right to put their candidates and their ideas to a vote. Now there seems to be a sense that your rights have been trampled on if you don't win...
Automakers’ perfect stormPosted by Frank J. Gaffney Jr. - November 19, 2008 on 7:31 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.) - Meltdown in the financial sector. Recent spikes in oil prices. Democratic electoral gains throughout Washington, made possible in part by the political muscle of organized labor. Add it all up, what have you got? A perfect storm that will surely translate into an infusion of billions more in taxpayer life-support for the seriously -- possibly terminally -- ill U.S. car-makers...
China buying up world’s sinking assetsPosted by Associated Press - November 19, 2008 on 5:31 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Associated Press) - Chinese companies are shopping for companies in Europe and around the world, undeterred by the global financial crisis. In fact, they are hunting for bargains...
Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens loses re-election bidPosted by Associated Press - November 19, 2008 on 12:57 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Associated Press) - Sen. Ted Stevens, the longest serving Republican in Senate history, narrowly lost his re-election bid Tuesday.... His defeat by Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich moves Senate Democrats within two seats of a filibuster-proof 60-vote majority...
Where’s the birth certificate?Posted by Joseph Farah - November 18, 2008 on 12:56 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Joseph Farah) - Incredibly, we are just nine weeks away from inaugurating the next president of the United States and millions of Americans still have citizenship eligibility questions that have never been addressed by Barack Obama and his entourage...
The auto company bailout: the end–or just the beginning?Posted by Wes Vernon, RenewAmerica analyst - November 17, 2008 on 10:00 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Wes Vernon, RenewAmerica analyst) - When you're talking about taxpayer help for an industry that arguably is the very engine of our economy, flip answers won't do. One of the considerations is whether a bailout for the auto industry will cure its chronic ailments, or serve as a band-aid until it is necessary for the car-makers to come back to the well again...and again and again...
How McCain defeated McCainPosted by Don Feder - November 16, 2008 on 11:03 pm | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Don Feder) - If someone had told me last year that, come the fall of 2008, I would be praying for John McCain to become the next president of the United States, I would have had three words for him -- seek psychiatric help. (McCain is my kind of Republican the way "rap" is my kind of music)...
What to expect from an Obama administrationPosted by The Bulletin - November 16, 2008 on 5:54 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (The Bulletin) - ...When your whole career and resume shows you are a leftist, an extremist, a radical, a liberal, and a 96-percent pure party-line Democrat, are you likely to be just that no matter what you say in the campaign?...
Prop 8 proponents speak out against attacksPosted by ProtectMarriage.com - November 16, 2008 on 1:45 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (ProtectMarriage.com) - Leaders representing the broad coalition of Californians who supported Proposition 8 called on leaders of the No on Proposition 8 campaign, in addition to Senator Diane Feinstein and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, to denounce the attacks against citizens who supported the constitutional amendment defining marriage as between a man and a woman...
Student’s McCain T-shirt garners hostile reactionsPosted by John Kass - November 16, 2008 on 1:08 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (John Kass) - As the media keeps gushing on about how America has finally adopted tolerance as the great virtue, and that we're all united now, let's consider the Brave Catherine Vogt Experiment...
RenewAmerica ReportPosted by RenewAmerica - November 15, 2008 on 9:05 pm | In Conservative Views | No Comments (RenewAmerica) - In the wake of last week's election of Barack Obama -- an event many believe is tantamount to a Marxist takeover of our country by powerful radicals who are planning major changes to America -- conservatives are wondering what they can do to stem the socialist revolution that is about to transform our nation...
Senate will debate $25 billion auto bill MondayPosted by Associated Press - November 15, 2008 on 6:26 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Associated Press) - Struggling to keep alive a government bailout of the troubled auto industry, key supporters offered concessions Friday -- including reducing its $25 billion size. The White House came out firmly against a Democratic plan to carve it out of a $700 billion rescue package for financial companies...
Bill Ayers says Obama was ‘family friend’Posted by Associated Press - November 15, 2008 on 5:12 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Associated Press) - Bill Ayers, the Vietnam War-era radical who was a campaign headache for Barack Obama, says in a new afterword to his memoir that the two were neighbors and family friends. Ayers' reflections appear in a new paperback release of his 2001 memoir, "Fugitive Days"...
Chambliss ‘in trouble’ in runoffPosted by NewsMax - November 15, 2008 on 4:50 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (NewsMax) - Republicans may see yet another Senate seat slip into Democratic hands unless they rally behind Georgia incumbent Sen. Saxby Chambliss, says political strategist and columnist Dick Morris...
‘Constitutional crisis’ looming over Obama’s birth locationPosted by WorldNetDaily - November 15, 2008 on 12:45 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (WorldNetDaily) - The California secretary of state should refuse to allow the state's 55 Electoral College votes to be cast in the 2008 presidential election until President-elect Barack Obama verifies his eligibility to hold the office, alleges a California court petition filed on behalf of former presidential candidate Alan Keyes and others...
Gun owners not welcome on Obama’s White House team?Posted by CNSNews.com - November 14, 2008 on 9:30 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (CNSNews.com) - President-elect Barack Obama's transition team is showing its hostility toward lawful firearm owners by "weeding out" job applicants who own firearms themselves, a Second Amendment group says...
Obama–serious about financial ‘reform’? Serious about ’security’?Posted by Wes Vernon, RenewAmerica analyst - November 13, 2008 on 9:15 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Wes Vernon, RenewAmerica analyst) - He's more than two months away from being sworn in as the 44th president of the United States, and already Barack Obama has surrounded himself with people with serious baggage, and who raise questions about the new president's intentions on the domestic and foreign policy fronts...
Same-sex couples begin marrying in ConnecticutPosted by Associated Press - November 13, 2008 on 5:42 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Associated Press) - Same-sex couples began marrying in Connecticut on Wednesday after a judge cleared the way, a partial rebound for gay-rights activists still enraged over the vote last week that cost them the right to wed in California...
Supreme Court hears case over religious monumentPosted by Associated Press - November 13, 2008 on 4:45 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Associated Press) - Supreme Court justices warily confronted a free speech dispute Wednesday over a small religious group's efforts to place a monument in a public park...
Obama will change balance on courts quicklyPosted by NewsMax - November 13, 2008 on 4:15 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (NewsMax) - It's a given that Barack Obama will change the balance on the courts to a liberal judicial outlook. What is surprising is how quickly he could do that. Because Democrats dragged their heels on President Bush's judicial nominations, 14 seats are open on appeals courts or will be by the end of January...
Judge resentences Border Patrol agent to 10 years behind barsPosted by WorldNetDaily - November 13, 2008 on 3:38 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (WorldNetDaily) - There's no mercy for a former U.S. Border Patrol agent who remains behind bars for shooting a fleeing drug suspect. A federal judge in El Paso, Texas, has upheld Jose Compean's original punishment and resentenced him to 10 years in prison...
No on taxpayer bailout of auto industry, say free market economistsPosted by CNSNews.com - November 13, 2008 on 2:54 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (CNSNews.com) - It would be better to let struggling U.S. auto firms file for bankruptcy and restructure their companies than subsidize them with a taxpayer-funded bailout, said free market economists and financial experts...
Immigration groups mobilize to push for ‘pathway to legalization’ under ObamaPosted by CNSNews.com - November 12, 2008 on 5:34 pm | In Conservative Views | No Comments (CNSNews.com) - Immigrant groups are calling on the incoming Obama administration to push for "just and humane immigration reform" and "a pathway to legalization"--amnesty and citizenship for illegal immigrants...
Steele likely to seek RNC leadership postPosted by Fox News - November 12, 2008 on 10:01 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Fox News) - Michael Steele, former lieutenant governor of Maryland, has decided to run for the chairmanship of the Republican National Committee and is in talks with Newt Gingrich to win the former House speaker's endorsement, FOX News learned Tuesday...
Technology, new media pose major challenges to Fairness Doctrine, two Democrats sayPosted by CNSNews.com - November 12, 2008 on 6:01 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (CNSNews.com) - The variety of media today and technological advances make it challenging, if not pointless, to try to re-impose the Fairness Doctrine on talk radio, Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) told CNSNews.com...
Nation honors sacrifice on Veterans DayPosted by Christian Post - November 11, 2008 on 9:15 pm | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Christian Post) - Americans throughout the nation will celebrate Veterans Day today in honor of members of the U.S. armed forces who sacrificed their lives to defend their country. In Jefferson City, Mo., St. Peters Catholic Church will hold an early morning Veterans Day Service, with mass offered for those men and women who died in service to the United States of America...
How America has changed since the 60sPosted by Alan Caruba - November 11, 2008 on 5:25 pm | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Alan Caruba) - Many of those who helped elect Barack Obama as the next president represent a very different generation of Americans from earlier ones...
Georgia congressman warns of Obama dictatorshipPosted by Associated Press - November 11, 2008 on 7:59 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Associated Press) - A Republican congressman from Georgia said Monday he fears that President-elect Obama will establish a Gestapo-like security force to impose a Marxist or fascist dictatorship...
Obama, Bush meet at White HousePosted by Washington Times - November 11, 2008 on 5:34 am | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Washington Times) - Barack Obama paid his first visit as president-elect to the White House on Monday to meet with President Bush, and despite being political polar opposites, the two men have a lot in common -- from their habits to their dark suits and blue ties...
Palin blames Bush policies for GOP defeatPosted by Associated Press - November 10, 2008 on 9:53 pm | In Conservative Views | No Comments (Associated Press) - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, amid speculation she'll run for president in four years, blamed Bush administration policies for the defeat last week of the GOP ticket and prayed she wouldn't miss "an open door" for her next political opportunity...
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