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May 30, 2014
COMMENTARY
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Mind the Gap: The Dangerous Distance Between Civilians and the Military
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0.5 percent of the population has been on active duty in the armed
forces within the last decade - a smaller proportion that at any time
since between the two world wars. And those few who do serve are not
especially representative of the country as a whole. This results in a
civic dialogue that's often characterized by utter ignorance about our
men and women in uniform.
There are costs to this arm's length relationship with the military.
Read more now.
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New ObamaCare Fissures Emerge, as Stunned Labor Unions Chafe at Higher Costs
Pop some popcorn, grab a cold one, sit back and enjoy this emerging spectacle.
Labor unions were among the strongest and earliest supporters of
ObamaCare, and foolishly accepted Nancy Pelosi's admonition to embrace
the law before finding out what was in it. Now they're beginning to pay
the price.
Read more now.
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Is Indiana Governor Mike Pence Falling into ObamaCare's Medicaid Trap?
Indiana
Republican Governor Mike Pence says his plan to use ObamaCare's
Medicaid dollars to expand his state's health savings account program
won't create a new open-ended entitlement.
But some conservative health care experts aren't buying it.
Read more now.
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PODCAST
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QUESTION OF THE WEEK
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JESTER'S COURTROOM
A Prayer for Relief from Ridiculous Lawsuit
A South Carolina elementary school is being sued by an atheist group
because the school's fifth grade graduation ceremony is scheduled to be
held in the chapel at a local Christian university.
The American Humanist Association is suing the Mountain View
Elementary School, challenging the graduation's location at North
Greenville University. Greenville County school district is also a named
defendant in light of the fact that the district allows student-led
prayers at the fifth grade ceremony.
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QUOTE OF THE WEEK
New York Post Editorial Board, On President Obama's West Point Speech:
"When John Kennedy addressed West Point's Class of 1962, he told
them the burden of defending freedom 'will require more from you than
ever before in our history.' ...
"How different from Barack Obama's adolescent address Wednesday. Here the long gray line was reduced to a backdrop for a president shouting to the world: I'm not the weakling you think! ...
"On Wednesday,
our commander-in-chief stood before some of America's most selfless men
and women. It was an opportunity to inspire these young West Pointers
with a speech about national security - and their vital role in a
dangerous world.
"Instead he opted for a campaign speech once again contrasting his own brilliance with a childish caricature of his critics."
Read more of this week's notable quotes now.
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FREEDOM LINE HIGHLIGHTS
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