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President Barack Obama meets with national security team in the 'Situation Room'
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Judge blocks key parts of Arizona immigration law
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Obama's Surveillance Power Grab
By Julian Sanchez, Cato
They're calling it a tweak — a "technical clarification" — but make no mistake: The Obama administration and the FBI's demand that Congress approve a huge expansion of their authority to obtain the sensitive Internet records of American citizens without a judge's approval is a brazen attack on civil liberties
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Arizona senators new border cash plan
By Scott Wong, Politico
AZ’s two GOP senators rolled out legislation Thursday night that looked nearly identical to a House-passed bill to boost funding for more manpower, technology and other resources along the southwest border
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Another Day, Another Federal Assault on Liberty
By David Limbaugh, Townhall
The federal court decision to enjoin enforcement of the Arizona immigration law is the latest example of a virtually unchecked renegade federal government waging war against the states and liberties of citizens
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THE APE: AZ Ruling, Judicial Activism Rile Conservatives
By Michael Servis, THE APE
Will motivate conservatives and independents to show up at the polls on November 2
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Featured Founder: John Adams
John Adams' career was filled with achievement. At the height of his success, Adams was a delegate, along with his cousin Samuel Adams, to the First and Second Continental Congresses and eventually became the first Vice President of the United States under George Washington. Thereafter, he became the second President where he served a single term.
John Adams was born on October 30, 1735 in Quincy, Massachusetts (Called Braintree at the time). His parents John Adams, Sr., and Susanna Boylston were notable Puritans. Adams' father was a lieutenant in the militia, a town councilman, a farmer and a Congregationalist deacon.
Recommended Reading ...
John Adams' Thoughts on Government (A.P.E.)
A Defence of the Constitutions of Government of the United States of America
The
Adams-Jefferson Letters: The Complete Correspondence...
(Amazon.com)
John
Adams: In His Own Words (Amazon.com)
John Adams -- HBO Miniseries (Amazon.com)
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Review: A Bold Fresh Peace of Humanity
By Michael Servis, A.P.E.
It has been two years since Bill O'Reilly wrote his unconventional "memoir" about his life experiences and how these experiences have helped shape his thinking and his approach to life. And after two years, his writing is just as relevant... well almost.
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Featured Politician: Marsha Blackburn
As a Representative of the U.S. Congress, Marsha Blackburn has been steadfast in her efforts to limit government spending, cut taxes, support military veterans, defend the Second Amendment, secure our national borders, and protect the rights of the unborn.
Research Washington politicians' websites, voting records, elections, and more...
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Featured Philosopher: John Locke
John Locke was a British philosopher who is regarded as one of the most influential thinkers of the Enlightenment. His philosophy on liberty and anti-authoritarianism was influential to the works of Voltaire, Rousseau, and political leaders of the American Revolution.
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Plato, Aristotle
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