To these media merchants of obfuscation and hollow meaningless language, the very idea that ideology and blind partisanship may be giving way to truth must be frightening indeed.
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Sphere: Related ContentThe new Congress faces an urgent need to reposition the big entitlement programs, Social Security and Medicare, on a sounder financial footing. With each passing year, these programs’ massive fiscal imbalances grow larger, making it harder to solve the problem, but all the more necessary to do so.
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As much respect as I have for the military and what they do, I certainly hope these men are in the extreme miniority when they are in uniform representing us around the world. Iraq, even though under Saddam before we invaded, had running water and infrastructure. We should be asking ourselves, “What have we done?”
Sphere: Related ContentThe U.S. Supreme Court’s notorious 2005 decision in Kelo v. New London allowed state and local governments to condemn private land and transfer it to developers to construct shopping centers or other private development.
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