By Selwyn Duke
Perhaps you haven’t noticed, but there’s an inordinate number of women — blond women — on pugnacious pundit Bill O’Reilly’s "O’Reilly Factor." Of course, it’s impossible to find media outlets that don’t assemble their stable based on a quota model; it’s customary to hire a certain number of news babes and people of various ethnicities and racial backgrounds, regardless of competence. But I sense that O’Reilly has taken it a step further.
The bigoted ideas of Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger are well documented. She is a woman who once said,
"We do not want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population."
Now, WorldNetDaily.com writes of a sting operation indicating that her spirit lives on within the organization. WND columnist Bob Unruh tells us:
By Selwyn Duke
It’s hard to think of anything more near and dear to our hearts,
anything of which we’re more protective, than our children. It’s also
hard to imagine a more important right than that to raise one’s
children in accordance with the dictates of a well-formed conscience.
Now, though, the 2nd Appellate Court in Los Angeles has abrogated that
right, ruling that a homeschooling couple, Phillip and Mary Long, must
enroll their two youngest children in a government school or "legally
qualified" private one.
By Selwyn Duke
Often the most fanciful ideas become the least
questioned assumptions. In this election
season a few have made themselves apparent, such as the notion that “change” is
good by definition and “experience” is definitely good. Yet an even better example is the
oft-repeated platitude that greater voter participation yields a healthier republic.
By Selwyn Duke
It has received scant attention in the midst of our election season jostling, but a very explosive situation has developed in South America. The Washington Times treated the matter yesterday, writing:
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