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From: RenewAmerica  Sent: Monday, February 14, 2011 Subject: RenewAmerica Newsletter

February 14, 2011

Latest columns Future bumper-sticker: Who lost the Middle East? Wes Vernon Troubling indications emerging out of Egypt Marie Jon Homosexual activists protest in front of Holy Name Cathedral Matt C. Abbott The situation in Egypt Robert Maynard The goal: control of land use Henry Lamb Multicultural suicide Alan Caruba Be damned for what we are Armand C. Hale Abortion cripples China Grant Swank What's the difference between accused killers Jared Loughner and Kermit Gosnell? Kelly Bartlett I suffer from Caliphatephobia Harold Witkov Liberal multiculturalism A.J. DiCintio Sarkozy acknowledges multiculturalism has failed Daniel Cassidy The trouble at CPAC & the real dividing line for conserving America Arlen Williams Column pulled -- here's why Bryan Fischer The pathetic American Pravda marches on Gabriel Garnica Democrazy: Egypt and the eternal constitution Selwyn Duke Have a little faith Ken Connor Obamacare furthers black genocide Lloyd Marcus Reelection slogan for Obama & co: we bring down governments? Sher Zieve Abortion in 2011: from tax breaks to heartache Paul A. Ibbetson When will the GOP go after Obama for his crimes? Edward Daley Reagan's "three legged stool" has become a pogo stick Kevin Price Women's empowerment programs hurt women Carey Roberts State nullification: requisite to freedom Chuck Baldwin Congress grills homeland security, intelligence officials Jim Kouri The Independent's over-the-top anti-Catholic bias Selwyn Duke Effectively fortifying America in dangerous times Chris Adamo Christian "watchbloggers" under fire Marsha West Ronald Reagan from a black perspective Lloyd Marcus Yes, government out of housing market: now... OUT! Frank Louis Super Bowl 45 interview and the Prayer Breakfast -- political magic? Michael Bresciani "Green Crime" costing taxpayers millions uncovered in probe Jim Kouri Judge Vinson's bittersweet ObamaCare ruling Monte Kuligowski Very cold feet Dan Popp Speaking of "climate change," Green Bay is hot (a classic) Curtis Dahlgren The Brit PM's limp-wristed attack on multiculturalism Selwyn Duke The pro-vaccine rhetoric makes me sick Cynthia A. Janak Gov Scott's budget displays tea party courage Lloyd Marcus Now THERE'S chutzpah: Obama claims he hasn't raised taxes? Warner Todd Huston Obama as Muslim Grant Swank Recent calls for civility are only rhetorical Robert Meyer Palin: stance on GOProud, CPAC raises pro-family questions Bryan Fischer O'Reilly's Super Bowl day interview of Obama: wasted opportunity Michael Gaynor U.S. Senate: Fort Hood shooter's radicalism ignored by superiors Jim Kouri Like pulling teeth: Obamacare root canal repeal--the time is now Wes Vernon Brief interview with diocesan exorcist Matt C. Abbott First Lady launches childhood obesity initiative in Atlanta church Stella Lohmann Ronald Reagan: father of the tea party Warner Todd Huston Sound economic talk in hot political seasons Kevin Price No rest for the weary Armand C. Hale More columns

February 14, 2011 Troubling indications emerging out of Egypt MARIE JON, RA ANALYST — From the outset of the escalating crisis in Egypt, we've seen indications President Barack Obama and his cohorts have been working behind the scenes to destabilize the country, in the hope of transforming the 30-year ally of the U.S. into a radical Islamist regime — and with it, other Middle Eastern allies of America as well... (more) February 14, 2011 Future bumper-sticker: Who lost the Middle East? (Next: Who lost America?) WES VERNON, RA ANALYST — The overwhelming majority of Muslims in Egypt favor the death penalty for those who leave the Muslim religion. This, you see, is in line with Muslim custom -- or Sharia law -- that also says it's okay for husbands or fathers to impose an "honor killing" (or stoning) on a woman who has been raped... (more) February 13, 2011 FCC commissioner: Feds should leave Web alone WORLDNETDAILY — Robert McDowell, one of the five Federal Communications commissioners, told the Conservative Political Action Conference that the Internet has worked, and is working, because the federal government largely has so far left it alone... (more) February 13, 2011 'Obamacare can be killed without single Democrat vote' WORLDNETDAILY — While House Republicans are working hard on legislation to deprive Barack Obama of the money he needs to implement his massive health-care program, there is a way they can accomplish the same ends without a single Democrat vote and no approval by the Senate or White House, says the organizer of the "No More Red Ink" campaign... (more) February 13, 2011 The catastrophe of 'compromise' RACHEL MARSDEN — A recent Wall Street Journal poll found that 35% of Americans feel President Obama has learned from the midterm election disappointments and is making adjustments. Meanwhile, an across-the-board majority of all voters except those in the Republican Party want to see both parties compromise on future legislative efforts... (more) February 13, 2011 Allen West closes CPAC promising 'new dawn in America' THE HILL — Freshman Rep. Allen West (R-Fla.) gave a speech to close this year's Conservative Political Action Conference that earned a more enthusiastic reaction from conservative activists than those given by most rumored 2012 presidential hopefuls over the past three days... (more)  Allen West: America's survival depends on conservative values  Allen West and the new dawn at CPAC February 12, 2011 De-fund the predators of Planned Parenthood MICHELLE MALKIN — Thanks to the persistent investigative work of young pro-life journalists, Planned Parenthood's ruthless, money-grubbing colors are on full, fresh YouTube display. But as shocking as the illicit new videos from Live Action Films are, the routine, parental authority-sabotaging advice the taxpayer-funded abortion racket gives teens every day deserves more front-page headline news, too... (more) February 12, 2011 What's the difference between accused killers Jared Loughner and Kermit Gosnell? KELLY BARTLETT — Jared Loughner and Kermit Gosnell both made the news recently for killing people. Loughner, age 22, killed 6 and injured 13 in a shooting spree in Tucson, AZ. Gosnell, age 69, is the doctor accused of 8 counts of murder in Philadelphia, PA, who was denied bail in January... (more) February 12, 2011 Peddling Islamic extremism WASHINGTON TIMES — When America's top intelligence officer calls the Muslim Brotherhood a "largely secular" organization, it's appropriate to wonder what the intelligence community is doing with its generous budget. The spooks might get a clue from the organization's name, if nothing else... (more)  Islamists welcome "day of victory" February 12, 2011 GOP takes budget ax to public broadcasting and EPA NEWSMAX — Republicans in the House of Representatives have taken the wraps off a plan for deep cuts in federal spending that sets up a showdown with President Barack Obama's Democrats. Prime targets of the budget slashing include the Environmental Protection Agency and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting... (more)  Cutting the full $100 billion February 12, 2011 Republicans seek to bury Fairness Doctrine FOX NEWS — Seeking to hammer the final nail in the coffin of the Fairness Doctrine, two Republican lawmakers who are former broadcasters have reintroduced a bill that would prevent the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from regulating political speech on the airwaves... (more) February 12, 2011 Sarah, say it ain't so... JOSEPH FARAH — Until very recently, I was a big Sarah Palin supporter. I don't mean she was my first or second choice to be president. But I really liked the gal. I thought she was a straight shooter. I liked her style. I didn't think she pulled any punches... (more) February 11, 2011 The weather isn't getting weirder ANNE JOLIS — Last week a severe storm froze Dallas under a sheet of ice, just in time to disrupt the plans of the tens of thousands of (American) football fans descending on the city for the Super Bowl. On the other side of the globe, Cyclone Yasi slammed northeastern Australia, destroying homes and crops and displacing hundreds of thousands of people... (more) February 11, 2011 Perry takes feds to task over border WORLDNETDAILY — Texas Gov. Rick Perry today took Washington to task for sticking its nose where it has no business -- yet ignoring its constitutional obligations at the same time. Perry was speaking to an assembly at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington... (more) February 11, 2011 Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak steps down FOX NEWS — Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has stepped down and handed control of the country to the military, Vice President Omar Suleiman said Friday in an address on state television... (more) February 11, 2011 Arizona sues feds over illegals AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE — Arizona is counter-suing the US government, charging that Washington has failed to protect it from an invasion of illegal immigrants and related violent crime, its governor has said... (more)  Donations for defending Arizona law near $3.7M February 11, 2011 GOP infighting is a positive development DAVID LIMBAUGH — While The New York Times is gloating over "turmoil" in the GOP House "ranks," internal disagreements over spending and other issues are a healthy development and should lead to more disciplined and aggressive action... (more) February 10, 2011 Ohio abortion bill poses biggest challenge to Roe v. Wade yet ABC NEWS — An anti-abortion bill unveiled by Ohio Republican state legislators today sets the stage for a Supreme Court fight that could jeopardize the decades-old precedent set by the nation's highest court... (more) February 10, 2011 Arizona Republican Sen. Kyl won't seek re-election ASSOCIATED PRESS — Arizona Republican Jon Kyl said Thursday he won't seek re-election to a fourth term in the U.S. Senate in 2012, creating another open seat as Republicans try to take back control... (more) February 10, 2011 Judge Vinson's bittersweet ObamaCare ruling MONTE KULIGOWSKI — Ruling that the ObamaCare insurance mandate is unconstitutional is like saying that water is wet. Of course it's an unconstitutional abuse of federal power. If the feds can force people to buy health insurance, there is virtually no limit to the reach of federal meddling into the affairs of life... 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