Top Articles from Chuck Norris
Wednesday, May 1,2013
Here’s one more sad example: Ben Chavis, founder and principal of the American Indian Public Charter Schools, got permission to compete with the Blob in Oakland, Calif. Chavis vowed, “We’ll outperform the other schools in five years.” He did. Kids at the three schools he runs now have some of the highest test scores in California.
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Wednesday, April 24,2013
Post-publication note from Chuck: At the time I wrote the column below, news had not broken about the massive and devastating explosion at the fer- tilizer plant in West, Texas. Of course, all of my condolences and commendations about the victims and crisis care community in.
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Wednesday, April 17,2013
Despite the fact that IRS e-mail surveillance is a clear affront to privacy and civil liberties, last week the IRS categorically stated that it has done nothing wrong. The agency denies countrywide accusations that it is violating the Fourth Amendment, which guards citizens against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Wednesday, April 10,2013
The IRS is “collecting a lot more than taxes this year,” the report explained. “It’s also acquiring a huge volume of personal information on taxpayers’ digital activities, from eBay auctions to Facebook posts and, for the first time ever, credit card and e-payment transaction records.
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Wednesday, April 3,2013
Last week, I gave 12 examples of how religious liberty has been assaulted in just the past two years in the US. Here are about two dozen more instances just for good measure, as reported by the Family Research Council, the office of Rep. Randy Forbes, R-Va.
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Wednesday, March 27,2013
Religious liberty has been called rightly America’s “first freedom,” not only because the right is contained in the First Amendment but also because it predates the US and has its origin in God, not government, and the freedoms he endowed within us.
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Wednesday, March 20,2013
According to Fox News, “five men were among seven arrested in October when security forces raided an underground house church in the city of Shiraz during a prayer session.
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Wednesday, March 13,2013
Aregistered sex offender and convicted child rapist is being observed by South Carolina cops in the presumed deaths of two young women, including a New York teenager who disappeared while on spring break in Myrtle Beach nearly three years ago, Fox News just reported.
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Wednesday, March 6,2013
3) Washington revered God and religion, often elevating their irreplaceable and invaluable roles in our republic.
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Wednesday, February 27,2013
6) Washington was a first-class servant leader who walked what he talked. He believed so firmly in our newly founded but poor republic that he took no pay for his service during the Revolutionary War (besides official expenses).
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Wednesday, February 6,2013
Our founders knew that more government regulation and taking away guns from law-abiding citizens would not curb violent crime. And they didn’t expect the law of the land to well up peace in people’s hearts, either.
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Wednesday, December 12,2012
Let me explain. Last week, I shared with you that while Republicans’ power to repeal Obamacare has been thwarted by the president’s re-election, all is not lost. Conservatives can still suffocate the federal monstrosity by supporting individual-to-state efforts to impede its funding and implementation.
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Wednesday, December 5,2012
Now that Obama has been re-elected and Democrats still control the Senate, Republicans no longer have the chance to repeal Obamacare. But all is not lost. There’s still an opportunity for America to stop this disaster by choking the life out of the federal monstrosity.
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Wednesday, November 28,2012
It’s easy to get lost in all the bad news today — whether it be unfavorable election results, financial troubles, a struggling economy, an overreaching federal government, crisis in the Middle East or personal struggles. Our growing list of problems often seems overwhelming and endless.
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Wednesday, November 21,2012
“The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: ‘I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.
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Wednesday, November 14,2012
On the heels of a pivotal national election, I’d like to remind Americans that it is our troops’ service and sacrifice that safeguards our precious right to cast those ballots and savor the freedoms that we hold dear. They represent the best of America.
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Wednesday, October 31,2012
Obama can spin a fact, and even though it’s wrong or untrue, we almost believe it. Then he sends his minions out to spin the same fact, hoping that if we hear it enough times, we finally will believe it. The attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi, Libya is a prime example.
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Wednesday, October 24,2012
Class warfare is all he has left. But voters aren’t buying Obama’s polarizing rhetoric. In a Gallup survey about the 12 most important priorities this election year, the issue of “increasing taxes on wealthy Americans” came in dead last among voters.
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Wednesday, October 17,2012
In stunning video footage (called “DNC staffer assists double voting in support of Obama” on YouTube), a top Obama campaign worker gleefully helps an undercover reporter obtain ballots in two states. The reporter identifies herself as an Obama supporter who has illegally registered in Florida and Texas.
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Wednesday, October 10,2012
On Oct. 7, 1780, American patriots prevailed against loyalists in the Carolinas and won their first Southern battle. The Battle of Kings Mountain is a victory not often highlighted today but was a critical win nonetheless.
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