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The President's Middle East Playbook

The American Thinker - 7 min 15 sec ago
Barack Obama has achieved the impossible. He has managed to bring together secular Israelis and ultra-Orthodox Jews in a heated campaign against him.
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Breaking the Obama Code: The Green Money Machine

The American Thinker - 7 min 27 sec ago
As a few dozen dot com billionaires gathered in a Palo Alto living room one evening in early 2007, then-Senator Obama rallied potential new donors
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ObamaCare is Tyranny, Not Legislation

The American Thinker - 7 min 40 sec ago
What we're seeing in Washington, D.C. is not "politics as usual" with the arm twisting and "horse trading" that is typical in getting a bill passed
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No Reason for Economic Optimism

The American Thinker - 7 min 44 sec ago
The response to the economic crisis has been bungled.
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Chris Christie's New Jersey Revolution

The American Thinker - 8 min 24 sec ago
When the state's leading newspaper, The Star-Ledger, can post a headline that reads, "Action Leaves Democrats Seething," you know the right person is in charge.
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Obama's Trade Policy Agenda

The American Thinker - 9 min 8 sec ago
This may be America's first "five year plan."
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A Man Named Rick

The American Thinker - 10 min 7 sec ago
It is obscene to hear the President boasting about how many jobs he has created or saved when in fact jobs continue to disappear and while decent men like Rick sit outside in the cold, asking only for a chance to work.
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Obama Is a Stranger in a Strange Land

The American Thinker - Wed, 03/17/2010 - 02:04
Obama has been called a Citizen of the World. While liberals find this appealing, what it actually means is that Obama has come from nowhere and belongs nowhere.
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Bill Maher to God: Stand Aside for ObamaCare

The American Thinker - Wed, 03/17/2010 - 02:04
The way Bill Maher sees it, resistance to ObamaCare is all God's fault.
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Hanks, Hollywood, and History

The American Thinker - Wed, 03/17/2010 - 02:04
Surely even Tom Hanks can grasp the pure evil of Saddam Hussein.
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The Subtext of the Obama-Israel Dispute

The American Thinker - Wed, 03/17/2010 - 02:04
For excellent reasons, Jews are particularly sensitive to attempts to limit their "natural growth" and the area in which they can live.
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Neo-Soviet Russia and America

The American Thinker - Wed, 03/17/2010 - 02:03
As Russia moves toward neo-Soviet brutality, Obama has suggested resetting only U.S. attitudes towards Russia -- in other words, appeasement.
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The Keynesian Fraud

The American Thinker - Wed, 03/17/2010 - 02:02
Keynesian economics is mostly a fraud and always has been. It has little theoretical basis and no empirical support, but its fans include many dependent on the big-government spending it justifies as stimulative.
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America's Political Crisis

The American Thinker - Wed, 03/17/2010 - 02:02
We are told that there is no time to think and we must act immediately -- Washington will do the thinking for us.
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Obama to Israel: 'Drop Dead'

The American Thinker - Tue, 03/16/2010 - 02:04
It took awhile -- fourteen months, to be exact -- but both the ADL and AIPAC have issued very solid statements condemning the president's new verbal war on Israel.
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The Coffee Party Con

The American Thinker - Tue, 03/16/2010 - 02:04
The new and much-publicized Coffee Party movement sports a fairy tale narrative about being a spontaneous uprising of concerned Americans.
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Soros's Deal

The American Thinker - Tue, 03/16/2010 - 02:04
George Soros has another terrible idea, one that will make him even richer.
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Hope(fund) and Change: Breaking the Obama Code

The American Thinker - Tue, 03/16/2010 - 02:03
Always looking ahead for the next stage, Barack Obama launched his Hopefund PAC on January 25, 2005, twenty days after he was sworn into the U.S. Senate.
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Wake-Up Call for the Tea Party

The American Thinker - Tue, 03/16/2010 - 02:03
Tea Partiers who think they're onto something special are right. In terms of competing with the organized left, though, they're light-years and hundreds of millions of dollars behind.
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Why the Rules Matter

The American Thinker - Tue, 03/16/2010 - 02:03
Back in Bush era it was Republicans that got fed up with the rules. Democrats in the US Senate were filibustering conservative judge nominees. Now the Democrats are in power and they are frustrated with the rules.
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