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In the Wake of the Planned Parenthood Shooting, We Need Prayer, Not Demagoguery

I know that very many have commented on the shootings in Colorado. I confess, though, that I was and remain stunned by this in my inbox from Cecile Richards:Dear Kathryn, It is heartbreaking. Our...

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A Dozen Things that Caught My Eye Today (Nov. 30, 2015)

1. God bless them! : World, meet Garnet J. Brewer! At 7 lbs., 13 oz. & 21 in., she made her appearance after 5.5 hours of… https://t.co/lYNl7MYbJo— Mary Katharine Ham (@mkhammer) November 29,...

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Rhetoric Schmetoric

So, what does this tell us about the “overheated rhetoric” in our culture?The threat that caused the University of Chicago to cancel classes today, per Tribune:...

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Ted Cruz Is Being Unfairly Criticized for his Post-Colorado Comments

Ted Cruz is being slammed for comments he made in Iowa over the weekend. Here’s RawStory with a typical characterization:In a frantic effort to pin blame on the Planned Parenthood terror attack on...

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8 Random Thoughts About The Walking Dead, At Halftime (Some spoilers)

So last night’s episode of The Walking Dead was the mid-season finale. I have a few thoughts. Note: there are spoilers. In order to minimize the damage to those not caught up,  I won’t go into great...

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Abortion Numbers Fell Again in 2012

Last week, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reported abortion statistics for 2012. Overall, the news is good for pro-lifers. Among the states consistently reporting data, abortions fell by nearly...

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Salami Slicing and the Politics of Immigration

In the world of grand strategy, the term “salami slicing” is used to refer to seemingly minor actions, none of which will provoke an outright military confrontation in themselves, which amount to a...

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"In Colorado Springs, A Time to Grieve"

NR’s editorial from last night.

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WaPo vs. Cruz on the Colorado Springs Murders

Charles, a reader I’ll identify as “PJM” emailed me about the Washington Post’s treatment of that quote. Here’s the email with some light edits:Please tell me that you or someone at NR is going to take...

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Liberal Writer Blames Al Gore for Eco-Terrorism and #BlackLivesMatter for...

At least that’s how I read this piece, by Slate’s Michelle Goldberg, accusing Republican politicians of “incitement” because of their pro-life rhetoric. She chronicles an alleged increase in violence...

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Here's a Surprise: Iran Rejects Scrutiny of Its Weapons Program

The ink is barely dry on the Iranian nuclear agreement, and Iran is already threatening to walk:Iran said Sunday there would be no final implementation of a nuclear deal with world powers unless a...

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The Politics of the Colorado Springs Murders

Over at Bloomberg View, I go into the questions of what responsibility pro-lifers bear for the murders in Colorado Springs, what political movements generally have a responsibility to do to discourage...

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What I Loved and Hated About This Half-Season of The Walking Dead

Look, I know I’m the junior zombie-blogger in these parts, but I can’t let Jonah have all the fun. There was lots to love and hate about this half-season, so with the necessary spoiler warning, let’s...

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Krauthammer's Take: Obama Lives in His Own ‘Idealistic and Deluded, Undergrad...

Despite most Americans viewing global warming as unimportant, President Obama is focusing on the issue because he exists in his own “idealistic and deluded undergrad imagination,” Charles Krauthammer...

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Hosting the Olympics: Hamburgers Don’t Bite

In yet another reminder that the Olympics and democracy don’t fit very well together, voters in Hamburg have just rejected the idea that their city should volunteer to host the games.The BBC:Residents...

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Merkelmania: Not What It Was

The Daily Telegraph:Almost half of German voters do not want Angela Merkel to serve another term as chancellor, according to a new poll. Some 48 per cent of those questioned in the survey for Bild...

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Discussing Climate Change Sacrifices Over $36 Sorbet

From the Tuesday Morning Jolt:The Opulent Conference About Reducing Carbon EmissionsMeanwhile, our leaders get together as role models of sacrifice and modesty at the Paris climate change summit,...

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Clinton in 2008: Convicted Silver 'A Stalwart Voice on Behalf of New Yorkers'

In 2008, Hillary Clinton called Sheldon Silver“a stalwart voice on behalf of the needs of New Yorkers.”The news, yesterday: “Silver, 71, a Manhattan Democrat, was convicted on all seven counts against...

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Kevorkian Was a Ghoul, Not a Compassionate Doctor

The revisionism about Jack Kevorkian, who assisted the suicides of about 130 people–and murdered Thomas Youk by lethal injection–the video of which he immediately took to 60 Minutes, continues.Now the...

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A Few Questions for the Candidates

Over on the homepage, I list a few highly specific commitments the Republican candidates should be asked to make.Noah Millman criticizes the article in a post.He takes the article to be proposing that...

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