Wednesday, March 02, 2005

Freedom on the March

Lebanon 'victory' spurs Syrians to demand a voice

Freedom Flourishing – Bush Finally Gets Credit

President Bush said some things in his January 20 inaugural address that sent the liberal media into yet another conniption. In his speech, Bush emphasized that the administration’s policy in his second term would be to spread freedom around the world. The media, of course, seized upon his words and criticized the president roundly for his supposed intentions to bring freedom and democracy to dictatorships around the globe. Bush was once again labeled a “cowboy.”


Anti-gun activist arrested after firearm found at home

A Springfield woman who began lobbying against gun violence after her son was shot to death in 2002 was arrested last week when police allegedly found an illegal gun and drugs in her home.

Senate GOP Ready to Push Artic Oil Measure

Investors Business Daily backs Marine Pantano
Suspended DePaul professor gagged and bound at news conference

A dispute over censorship inspired a DePaul University professor to show up at his own press conference bound and gagged.
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Last fall, DePaul University professor Thomas Klocek was suspended without a hearing for challenging the viewpoints of certain Muslim students on campus at a student activities fair. He is now demanding a public apology from the university president in order to avoid litigation

Minority groups 'fighting as one'
NAACP, LULAC align in symbiotic, and sometimes strained, pursuit of common goals

AliaVibe: Yes, this is good news. It means that the "divide and conquer" mantra of the left is losing power and membership. Too many years of intra-race-ine brawling between the race ID groups cannot be undone by a mere "unity" quip. I'd watch this alliance very closely for the fireworks assuredly to erupt.

Schwarzenegger to hold special election

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said Tuesday he will go over legislators' heads and take his case straight to the voters with a special election later this year on overhauling pensions, teacher pay and the way political districts are drawn.

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