How much privacy will you trade for security?
Paul Brandus | June 10, 2013They are both important. But they don't always coexist nicely
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They are both important. But they don't always coexist nicely
For starters: Beer is really an awful thing to drink. Costs too much, tastes lousy, and makes you fat.
Proponents claim it will bring down gas prices, create jobs, and preserve national security. Not so fast...
No wonder the nation is disillusioned with its lawmakers.
And conservative critics who say he is are proving they have very-short, very-partisan memories
Thanks to a bombshell report from ABC News, GOP accusations that the White House politicized a tragedy no longer seem so unsubstantiated
The president still thinks he can win over his GOP opponents. He couldn't be more wrong.
But in the past, they certainly have been
On Boston, Obama rightly stayed on the sidelines. On gun control, that same strategy proved foolhardy
Monday's tragic bombings were undeniably a terrorist attack. Now, let's learn from our post-9/11 mistakes
The gun-rights lobby shamelessly continues to peddle piles and piles of big fat lies
Ambiguity has no place here; clarity, conviction, and a stealth bomber or two — that's the way to go
The mission, muddy as it was, remains unaccomplished
The swiftest cure for arrogance is a drop in the polls
Surprise! With the sequester, our lawmakers have once again manufactured a totally unnecessary and very harmful crisis
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