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How President Bush will transform the world : Why hold an election? Bruce
Walker says George W. Bush will win the election next month and he predicts
what a Dubya presidency will mean for everyone
Israel in the crosshairs: Rather than negotiate with the Palestinians,
Charles A. Morse says Israel should act unilaterally and simply withdraw
from Arab dominated areas of Gaza and the West Bank
New anti-gun strategy doomed to fail: Those fighting against the Second
Amendment have adopted a new strategy to get their message out, writes Dr.
Michael S. Brown. Lucky for America it's proving to be a colossal failure
Big changes may be in store for Senate: Who takes over the Senate in
November? Who knows. Whatever happens, says Paul M. Weyrich, the changes
will mean plenty to conservatives even if the Republicans maintain their
hold
Mommy, daddy, don't vote Gore!: If her children were old enough to
understand the income tax proposals of the GOP and Democrats, Shelley
McKinney knows her children would tell her to vote for Dubya
The world has more oil, not less: Alan Caruba argues that the world has
never had so much oil waiting to be found, contrary to what people like Al
Gore like to tell the public
Energy: A deepening dilemma: The move to so-called clean energy will likely
cause tremendous upheaval for America's economy and not even live up to its
potential, argues Henry Lamb
Military readiness -- The physical and the intangible: Charles Bloomer is
convinced that only a George W. Bush presidency can pull America's military
out of the morass it's in
Al Gore's biggest swindle: Al Gore would like to take tens of thousands of
dollars from the retirement money of Americans. It's his best con job to
date, says Joe Schembrie
Communist China cracks down on Internet companies: Before Republicans slam
China over its latest anti-freedom action, they'd better look at one of
their own, says Lisa S. Dean. What Bob Goodlatte is pushing for is little
different from what China does
Making the case for school vouchers: Americans aren't just electing empty
suits in November. Thomas L. Jipping surveys education related policies that
will also be on voter's minds across the country
John Gatto's new book: A blockbuster: Samuel L. Blumenfeld gets a sneak peak
at John Taylor Gatto's upcoming book on compulsory education and hails it
Of puppy love and gorilla rights: Mark Trapp just doesn't understand people
like Dr. Pat Haight. The good doctor is opposed to medical research
involving animals
Trudeau and his Communist friends: The world press portrayed Canada's former
leader Pierre Elliot Trudeau as a friend of civil liberty, but Jamie Glazov
writes that he also had an affection for men who murdered in the name of
Communism
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Congress, here are give items that must go: If the Republicans are serious
about cutting government, Doug Bandow gives them five places to start
How Clinton's troubled Middle East policy failed on two fronts: James
Phillips surveys how Clinton administration policies are partly to blame for
the rising tide of violence between Israel and Palestinians
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