Illegal Immigration: An act of love? Jeb Bush thinks so.
Jeb Bush says all the speculation about whether he'll run for president
in 2016 is actually getting him more attention than if he had already
entered the race. The former Republican governor of Florida said that's
not by design, and that he'll make his decision before year's end.
  
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Supreme Court Declines to Review Religious Liberty Case
The Supreme Court has turned down an appeal from a commercial
photography business in New Mexico that objects to taking pictures of
same-sex wedding ceremonies.
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Is one really the same as the other?
To some people in Virginia, the fight over legalization of same-sex
marriage echoes a decades-old battle over the state's 1924 law banning
marriage between white and black people.
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US State Dept. Lost Track of $6B Over Last Six Years
A government investigation has found that the State Department has
incomplete files or is missing files for more than $6 billion in
contracts over the last six years.
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Real Women Vote Democrat, or Do They?
"The conservative minds of the Heritage Foundation have found a way for
Republicans to shrink the gender gap: They need to persuade more women
to get their MRS degrees." So wrote the Washington Post's Dana Milbank
about a panel that featured Mollie Hemingway, Karin Agness and yours
truly.
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Protecting the Personal Freedom of Americans!
A week or so ago we discussed Obama's Mid-term Report Card on foreign
policy. It was the opinion of most readers of GOPUSA that the sitting
President received a solid "F, " failing grade.
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Homosexual Males Concerned After LA Meningitis Deaths
In the heart of this close-knit gay community, Luke Martel reflects the
feelings of many when it comes to a strain of meningitis that has killed
three gay men this year in Los Angeles County: He's concerned but not
overly so.
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Ministers focus Sunday sermons on violence in wake of driver beating
Throwing up his hands, the Rev. Larry Simmons leaned forward inside his
church on Detroit's west side to drive home his main point: "Why are we
so angry?" he asked during his Sunday sermon to his congregation at Baber Memorial A.M.E. Church. "What's wrong with us?"
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