Only in America did I began to live
“Without America, I Would Still be a Refugee†— “I still owe the United States whatever I can offer,” Alibrahimi, who barely escaped Hussein’s murderous postwar rage in 1991, explained. “No one else came to save my people. No other Arab or Islamic country tried to get Saddam to stop killing us. Without America, I [...]
Right on Hugh!
Responding to Dean Esmay at “Dean’s World” blog, Hugh Hewitt illustrates a truth that some people are unwilling to accept in our country: “I appreciate his appreciation of the improtance of tomorrow’s elections, but they are not a “miracle,” but rather the result of difficult decisions, taken by serious people, implemented at enormous cost and [...]
George Washington on the blessings of Liberty
The Federalist Patriot — Founders’ Quote Daily “The establishment of Civil and Religious Liberty was the Motive which induced me to the Field — the object is attained — and it now remains to be my earnest wish & prayer, that the Citizens of the United States could make a wise and virtuous use of [...]
North Dakota University Presidential Address
Browsing the newly re-designed HughHewitt.com website (which i really like, btw), I found this nugget!!! University of North Dakota Office of the President Presidential Statement — The quiet serenity of our beautiful campus was disturbed early August 5 by news reports that the NCAA had decided to address the Indian nickname issue. The early reports [...]
San Francisco Despises US Military
Michelle Malkin links to two blogs (GayPatriot and Gryphmon) that highlight San Fransick-o’s refusal to dock a US Navy War Ship. Michelle also links to a SFGate.com article where Diane Feinstein rails against the city’s “petty decision” in light of our current war efforts. Use this link: BOYCOTT SAN FRANCISCO
The US Supreme Court: Our Higher Authority
Justice Roy S. Moore’s latest article in the WSJ’s OpinionJournal entitled, “A Higher Authority”, brings to light a disturbing oddity in recent Supreme Court rulings on the placement of the Ten Commandments in public places. Justice Moore writes, “All told this Court’s jurisprudence leaves courts, governments, and believers and nonbelievers alike confused–an observation that is [...]
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