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In Defense of Dakota Meyer — An American Hero

Dakota Meyer, former Marine Corps sergeant, infantryman, and Medal of Honor winner for his actions in Afghanistan, is engaged in a new battle right here at home in America. It’s not against an enemy who is hard to pinpoint and engage, but rather against a defense industry titan – BAE …

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Five Years After London's 7/7 Attacks — Where Do We Go From Here?

Five years ago, today, four suicide bombers blew themselves up while riding on London’s subway system and on one of its famous, red, double-decker buses. The devastating result was 52 murdered and some 800 injured. For a city and a nation that had dealt with Irish terrorism for more than …

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Who Knew? Cutting Government Spending IS Actually Possible

Federal government spending is on a course with disaster. $2.7 trillion has been added to the national debt in just 2009 and 2010. Under current budget plans, the federal government’s debt will likely exceed our income in just over a decade from now. President Obama’s Debt Commission (The National Commission …

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