Opinion Forum

Let’s ALL Celebrate Anti-Islamophobia Month

November 30th, 2012

By Dan Miller It’s the Multicultural way! How could we possibly go wrong? We must recognize that Islam is our friend, not our enemy, and apologize for our shameful misconduct toward members of the highly regarded Religion of True Peace.

Articles written by Dan Miller
Tags: Allen West, diversity, Islam, islamophobia, misogyny, oppression, terrorism
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The Consequences of “Diversity”

June 2nd, 2010

By Brianna Aubin In the furious storm of criticism of Arizona’s recent immigration law, mostly by people who never read the law before criticizing it and had no intention of reading it, another recent law passed by Arizona got, if not completely lost in the rush, then strongly overshadowed. This law was aimed at canceling […]

Articles written by Brianna Aubin
Tags: Arizona, assimilation, diversity, education, ethnic, legislation, race
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The Political Year That Was

December 31st, 2009

By Harvey Grund 2009 has been, if nothing else, newsworthy. It is the year Barack Hussein Obama became our president; began his destruction of our economy in the name of “leveling the playing field; named a wide variety of unqualified “friends” to important positions in government and the judiciary; broke virtually every campaign promise; repeatedly […]

Articles written by Harvey Grund
Tags: Casey, diversity, Hasan, Muslim, Obama, political correctness, terrorist
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Diversity on the Supreme Court

May 8th, 2009

I noted earlier in A New Supreme Court Justice that diversity is the primary consideration among Democrats for a nominee to replace Associate Justice David H. Souter on the Supreme Court. President Obama is searching for the best legal mind in the country, of course, as long as the possessor of that mind is empathetic, sensitive to the needs of […]

Articles written by Tom Carter
Tags: diversity, Law, Supreme Court
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