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  1. New York Times shills for Kinsey

    ... Long before Fox Searchlight's "Kinsey" opened in theaters this month, the film's allies at the New York Times reported a campaign by the studio that included a four-page spread in Daily Variety and special screenings. Why? Because the film is so revolting the studio had to get a critical mass of ...

  2. Pastors as leftist shills?

    ... Once again the Texas State Board of Education has erupted into the national news scene, this time by considering a resolution shedding light on anti-Christian bias in some history textbooks. Such bias is old news to anyone following the direction of the government education complex over the past 40 ...

  3. Pest shames companies into fixing security flaws

    ... Every Christopher Soghoian production follows a similar pattern, a series of orchestrated events that lead to the public shaming of a large entity – Google, Facebook, the federal government – over transgressions that the 30-year-old technologist sees as unacceptable violations of...

  4. Reno embarrasses, shames this country

    ... For the third time in as many years, Attorney General Janet Reno has refused to appoint a special counsel to examine the voluminous evidence against Vice President Al Gore relating to his fundraising role in the 1996 Clinton-Gore reelection campaign. This time, career Justice Departmen...

  5. Silence of the shams

    ... Many readers of this column and "The O'Reilly Factor" book are surprised when they hear that the politician I've admired most in my lifetime is Bobby Kennedy. And what's happening today surrounding Congressman Gary Condit, D-Calif., makes my argument about Kennedy much easier. Mr. Condit's condu...

  6. Dubai company shills for Iran nuke project

    ... WASHINGTON – Did the other shoe just drop in the controversy over the U.S. port deal with a United Arab Emirates company? Another Dubai-based company, this one owned by the Iranian government, has been used by Tehran's defense ministry to procure a key component needed for the productio...

  7. Black journalists: Shills for far-left orthodoxy

    ... The vapid, exigent conformity of black journalists, and other elites of color, to progressive convention seldom fails to sicken me. It was May 25, and Public Broadcasting Systems' commentator Tavis Smiley was interviewing Somalian-born author and activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali. For the past several yea...

  8. Pro-life Kansas AG shames inquisitors

    ... If the Kansas disciplinary board for lawyers had a 10-run mercy rule as in Little League, the three-lawyer panel sitting in judgment on the "ethics" of former state attorney general Phill Kline would have called its hearings off after day one. Kline was that good. Cool, unflappable, knowledgeabl...

  9. 'Islamic law' tackled in South Dakota

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    ... (MSNBC) — South Dakota legislators this week overwhelmingly approved a law aimed at preventing Islamic law from creeping into its judicial system – a measure that supporters drafted in an effort to ward off the constitutional challenges threatening similar legislation in other states. ...

  10. Today's American Minute

    ... Late September, in the year 1622, Squanto died. He had helped the Pilgrims survive in the new world as "a special instrument sent of God." Gov. Bradford wrote: "The winds drove [their boat] in; Capt. Standish fell ill with fever. ... they could not get round the shoals of Cape Cod, for flats and bre...

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