The ‘Show’ of Support for Common Core in Georgia
Pro-Common Core groups astro-turf the illusion of overwhelming support for the program.
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Smearing the South: Group Attacks Georgia Governor for ‘Segregated Proms’
Of course, the state had nothing to do with them. But the narrative succeeded.
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Your Money: Redford’s Glorified Murderers, or Hero Who Stopped Them?
Larry Grathwohl is re-releasing his memoirs to coincide with Robert Redford's Weatherman ode. (Order the paperback here, and the Kindle version here.)
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Bill Ayers in Retirement
Who would have thought Ayers would spend his golden years basking in the glow of admiration from colleagues?
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Happy Birthday, George Schuyler: A Great Foe of Statism
A name generally ignored during Black History Month.
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Conservative Stockholm Syndrome
Republicans need to shake off the false guilt and false reality that they have been imprisoned by.
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‘ObamaCore’: Radical Education Bill Set to Take Effect After Election
Taxpayers will foot the bill for lowered standards and leftist tracts.
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Norton Reader Teaches Obama’s 2009 Cairo Speech to College Students
Despite the speech's demonstrated failure, it is treated as worthy of student attention.
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Is Bill Ayers Influencing ‘Race to the Top’?
A close colleague of the former terrorist is deeply involved in designing the president's program.
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The Real Narrative of the RNC Protest: Will Anyone Remember?
Nothing to see here but the media.
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RNC ‘Delegates’ from Working Families
My unforgettable interaction with with four individuals sent to Tampa by the Pennsylvania Working Families, a front group for ACORN.
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The Communist Mentor: Frank Marshall Davis
Obama's mentor was a key figure in the USSR's plan to subvert American blacks.
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Anti-Bullying Entrepreneurs on the Job After School Shooting
Their "solutions" may be adding to the problem.
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The Occupations: Anarchy Waiting for Crisis
What I saw at the copycat Wall Street “occupation” in downtown Atlanta.
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The Left: A Century of Fostering Racial Tension
Last century's leftist politicos left behind copious evidence of race-card playing.
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Yes, We Cain
A first-hand report from Atlanta, where Herman Cain announced his presidential candidacy on Saturday.
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Cuban Filmmaker Stonewalled in Trying to Tell the True Story of ‘Che’
Agustin Blazquez has produced a compelling film that demolishes the radical heartthrob’s reputation as a brave guerrilla fighting on behalf of the oppressed.
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Thanking God for What Makes Us Exceptional
Being thankful that “Don’t touch my junk” is today’s version of “Give me liberty or give me death.”
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Progressive Education: Early August, and Kids Already in School
In some areas children are now in class, greeted by plenty of other (expensive) changes that contribute nothing to education.
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Census Bureau to Kids: Tell Your Parents We Won’t Tell INS
The government invades the schools to assure kids that their illegal parents will not be turned in by census workers.
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Using Children to Lobby for D.C. Statehood
Teachers at a recent conference learned how to convince kids to back statehood and congressional representation for D.C.
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