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Category Archives: Politics
Tom DeLay Dancing With The Stars
At first I was angry that Tom beat me out for a spot on this TV show, but now I realize the best man one. Here’s Tom tugging at his trousers and getting ready for his scene:
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Is Judaism Right-Wing Or Left-Wing?
It is neither. Judaism was thousands of years old before the modern political terms of Right and Left developed any meaning. In the New York Times Sunday Book Review, Leon Wieseltier disects Norman Podhoretz’s new book, "Why Are Jews Liberal?" … Continue reading
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Let’s Debate Fundamental Principles
Thomas Frank, who’s left of center, writes for the Wall Street Journal: What’s dragging the Democrats down in the health-care debate isn’t confusion about details. On this the president and his supporters have proven themselves the ablest of technocrats, easily … Continue reading
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What Is Political Correctness?
Dennis Prager said on his show in February: Political correctness is entirely a matter of truths that can’t be said because they’re painful. Political correctness is the inability to state certain truths because they may offend or cause pain to … Continue reading
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