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Bill Clinton's Closing Argument:‘Who wants a president who will knowingly, repeatedly tell you something he knows isn’t true?’

‘Who wants a president who will knowingly, repeatedly tell you something he knows isn’t true?’ --Bill Clinton at an Obama Rally in Philadelphia Monday night.

Ouch! On so many levels. There's video here.

President Obama entered office in January 2009 amid hopes he could solve the nation's problems and bring us all together. The record shows he has...

Obama's 4 Years Of Deficient Leadership: 47 Mistakes

The Record: Big media and left-leaning pundits are engaged in an effort to revise the history of Barack Obama's four years in the Oval Office. But the facts are clear: Obama is the biggest presidential failure in modern history.

What President Obama really said in that '60 Minutes' interview about Benghazi

ANALYSIS: Two days before the election, CBS posted additional portions of a Sept. 12 "60 Minutes" interview where President Obama seems to contradict himself on the Benghazi attack. As the Benghazi investigation gets more attention and focus, CBS is once again adding to the Benghazi timeline.

Obama's Passive-Aggressive Second-Term Policy Agenda

Americans continue to oppose ObamaCare by wide margins and support its repeal. And yet voters are deeply divided over whether to give President Obama a second term, which would guarantee that his signature legislation is fully implemented.

Obama's closing argument

 

The Origins of State and Government

When meditating on what it means to live as free people we should never forget that the state doesn't grant to us our identities or our rights. In the Fall 2012 Issue of Cato's Letter, Tom G. Palmer explores the origins of "the state," and considers the political, economic, and philosophical impacts of government on our rights and on society.

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cs"Question all which is 'taught,' dig deeper, think clearly, respond profusely. Conformity is the antithesis of free thought and self-determination." -- Standard Pearls

 


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