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Rob Astorino for Governor

Rob Astorino for Governor

Posted by | Sep 18, 2014 | |

As in many other states, there is a governor’s race in New York.   Our choices are Democrat incumbent Andrew Cuomo and Republican challenger Rob Astorino, who is the Westchester County Executive. Why am I even bothering with this since we all know that Cuomo’s reelection is a fait accompli and the election is merely a formality? There are a few reasons (aside from the obvious that I believe Astorino would make a better governor). Reason #1: Governor Cuomo’s January 2014 radical statement of disdain for and exclusion of conservatives: “Their problem is not me and the Democrats; their problem...

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Book Review: “Assault and Flattery”

Book Review: “Assault and Flattery”

Posted by | Jul 30, 2014 | , |

In the modern era, the Democrat Party and the American Left have claimed to be the champions of “women’s rights.” We are told that the Republican Party and the American Right are misogynists who are actively engaged in a “war on women.” We are constantly hearing the Left engaging in histrionics to convince women that Republicans hate women. But as a new book explains, the real war on women is being waged by the American Left. Katie Pavlich, news editor at Townhall Magazine and contributor at FOX News, has authored Assault and Flattery: The Truth About the Left and Their...

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Herman Cain on the post-civil rights struggle

Herman Cain on the post-civil rights struggle

Posted by | Jul 25, 2014 | |

CBS News asked noted figures in the arts, business and politics about their experience in today’s civil rights movement, or about figures who inspired them in their activism. Herman Cain, businessman, former Republican presidential candidate   Is there something that you’d like to share about your personal connection to civil rights issues? It took more than 200 years for this nation to add a punctuation to the civil rights inherent in the Declaration of Independence that “all men are created equal.” This would normally imply all rights, all access, and all opportunities, but for too long, too many men...

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Mr. Hewitt Is All Wet on the Border Crisis

Mr. Hewitt Is All Wet on the Border Crisis

Posted by | Jul 20, 2014 | , , |

Yesterday, nationally-syndicated radio host Hugh Hewitt wrote a piece “Make the Border Kids Americans,” for Politico.   Hewitt outlined a solution to the massive Obama-manufactured humanitarian crisis at what used to be our southern border. The title “Make the Border Kids Americans” in and of itself should be cringe-inducing. Yes, folks, it’s exactly what you feared: amnesty. From paragraph three: Right now the country ought to act to end the humanitarian crisis of tens of thousands of what are, in effect, orphans and strangers in our land. The very young among them should find “forever families” right here, right now. They...

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Yes, Astorino Can Win New York for the GOP

Yes, Astorino Can Win New York for the GOP

Posted by | Jul 15, 2014 | |

By Peter Roff Most of the pundits who follow national politics have already made up their minds about what’s going on in New York.   They see the possibility of a GOP pickup of two or even three seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, especially if President Barack Obama’s job approval number is, as it appears to be, headed south of 40 percent. Aside from that, however, they expect bad news for the GOP. New York’s Republican Party has yet to recover from the thumping it received eight years ago at the hands of the now-disgraced Elliot Spitzer,...

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