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Category Archives: Charles Krauthammer
Israel Has The Most Powerful Military In The Middle East
It’s not even close. Yet on today’s Dennis Prager radio show, Charles Krauthammer said that the Kansas City Royals, who haven’t been to the playoffs in 29 years, make the “Israelis look like over-dogs.” Israelies are the over-dogs in the … Continue reading
Posted in Charles Krauthammer, Dennis Prager, Iran, Israel
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Repeal Obamacare
Charles Krauthammer writes: Of course, the very numbers that yield this $230 billion “deficit reduction” are phony to begin with. The CBO is required to accept every assumption, promise (of future spending cuts, for example) and chronological gimmick that Congress … Continue reading
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Tagged budget buster, cbo director, Charles Krauthammer, douglas holtz eakin, living assistance services, long term care insurance
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The Wisdom Of Erecting A Mosque Near Ground Zero
Charles Krauthammer writes: Why is America fighting Predator wars in Pakistan and Yemen, surveilling thousands of conversations and financial transactions every day, and engaged in military operations against radical Muslims everywhere from the Philippines to Somalia — because of 19 … Continue reading
Posted in Charles Krauthammer, Islam
Tagged Charles Krauthammer, conservative estimate, lethal attack, propagandists, radical islam, worldwide movement
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Charles Krauthammer Is An Atheist
Dennis Prager said that today. I knew Krauthammer was secular but didn’t know that he denied G-d’s existence.
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John McCain For President
Charles Krauthammer writes: Last week I made the open-and-shut case for John McCain: In a dangerous world entering an era of uncontrolled nuclear proliferation, the choice between the most prepared foreign policy candidate in memory vs. a novice with zero … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Krauthammer, John McCain, john mccain for president, marginal tax rates, nuclear proliferation, social security and medicare
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Is Obama A Victim Of White Republican Racism?
Charles Krauthammer writes: Let me get this straight. A couple of agitated yahoos in a rally of thousands yell something offensive and incendiary, and John McCain and Sarah Palin are not just guilty by association — with total strangers, mind … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Krauthammer, chicago sun times, fraud specialist, Jeremiah Wright, michael pfleger, william ayers
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