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Six years ago today, a few friends and my oldest daughter (The Bigun) set up a microphone, some signs, and a sign-in table on the lawn of Discovery Green in downtown Houston and waited.  We had six days to get the word out and pull together an event called Tea…

Is Liberalism Exhausted? - It may not be dead, but it looks mighty worn out.

Column: It exposes the Iran deal as indefensible—and Obama's politics as bankrupt

Advocates for Canadian transgender rights legislation were set back and frustrated with what they say is a "transphobic" Senate committee amendment that limits the effectiveness of the bill.

In Wisconsin, Labor’s Last Gasp - Right-to-work elicits a faint reprise of 2011’s public-employee occupation.

Democrats may be ready for Hillary, but nothing is inevitable for the GOP, Peggy Noonan writes.

The New York Times thinks that talks will prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. The record says otherwise.

On almost any important policy—taxes, transfers to the poor, abortion, military interventions, etc.—the U.S. is approximately the least progressive of all economically advanced countries. Given this, if American progressives were truly principled, then they should hate America. At a minimum, they should least have serious mixed feelings about the country. By contrast, if I, as a conservative, lived in France…

The IRS's inspector general confirmed Thursday it is conducting a criminal investigation into how Lois G. Lerner's emails disappeared, saying it took only two weeks for investigators to find hundreds of tapes the agency's chief had told Congress were irretrievably destroyed.

Fight over Internet regulation not over

Walker Thrills a Packed House at CPAC -

Our Illiberal Immigration Policy Leads to Chaos - We need a meritocratic, ethnically blind system — the opposite of the status quo.

Wrapping up Day 1 of the annual CPAC conference.

After saying that Washington's wish for our first veterans should be our wish for every veteran that has followed, Palin asked whether America has lived up to Washington's wish for America's veterans. Palin said she was asking not as a politician but as a mother of a combat veteran.

Hillary Clinton appears to be running as some kind of champion of feminism in her unannounced bid for the presidency. The trouble is, she’s no champion for the cause. If we take a ride back 20 years to the 1990s, Hillary was involved in the most orchestrated and vicious victim-blaming campaigns against women in recent history. She spent years defending husband Bill from accusations that he raped, sexually assaulted or groped women. And even after he admitted publicly that he cheated on her, she stood by him. Why? The answer points to politics. Because while Hillary made her own way in the world during the 70s and 80s at a law firm, those doors opened for her after Bill was elected Arkansas attorney general. Prior to that, she was teaching criminal law at the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville. Now, that could have led to her work at a prestigious law firm and then higher office (worked for President Obama), but her upward trajectory really started because her husband’s name was elevated.

Farage: GOP Needs Anti-Corporatism, Grassroots Voters to Win Presidency

Mr. Bush has pursued top campaign donors, political operatives and policy experts with a relentlessness that, in the eyes of rivals, seems ruthless.

Democrats suck. Black Democrats REALLY suck. Remember when Democrats booed God and Israel at the DNC in 2012?

Support Rand Paul for President at: http://Rand16.org/stand It seems that every year, the high profile Presidential candidates all speak in carefully focused...

Walker delivers a solid speech but needs better answers to questions.

Debunking the media myth of a racist George Zimmerman.

I'm a techie, and I'm against Net Neutrality. Am I the only one?

Iran: A Bad Deal Is (Much) Worse than No Deal - The Obama administration’s negotiations over nuclear matters are a disaster.

From Yahoo News: By Michael Holden and Mark Hosenball LONDON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The masked "Jihadi John" killer who fronted Islamic State beheading videos has been identified as Mohammed Emwazi, a British computer programming graduate from a well-to-do London family who was known to the security services. The black-clad militant brandishing a knife and speaking with an English accent was shown in videos released by Islamic State (IS) apparently decapitating hostages including Americans, Britons and Syrians. The 26-year-old militant used the videos to threaten the West, admonish its Arab allies and taunt President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron before petrified hostages cowering in orange jump suits. Two U.S. government sources who spoke on condition of anonymity confirmed to Reuters that investigators believed Jihadi John was Emwazi.

This talk became Chapter 3 of Lewis' book 'Mere Christianity' and was called 'The Reality of the [universal] Moral Law'. You can find this great reading of M...