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Tea Partiers And The Spirit Of Giving

So what does all this tell us? Contrary to the liberal stereotype of the hard-hearted right-winger, opposition to income-leveling is not evidence that one does not care about others.

Quite the contrary.

The millions of Americans who believe in limited government give disproportionately to others. This is in addition to—not instead of—their defense of our free-enterprise system, which gives the most people the most opportunities to earn their own success.

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'We The People' To Open Next Congress

One has to wonder when was the last time the U.S. Constitution has been read on the floor of the House?

Along with the proposed rule change requiring lawmakers to provide constitutional authority for every bill, we can only hope that this sudden emphasis by the GOP on the Constitution is than just window dressing.

After the past two years, what an incredible difference we’re seeing already, though! Constitution? Are you serious?

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Remembering The Providential Gift Of America

The joy of this wonderful season is about new beginnings and the eternal promise of redemption. We Americans have the immeasurable benefit, the providential gift, of having inherited a great country.

We must never forget its confidence, optimism and promise, its endless capacity for renewal, are contained in our dedication to the enduring principles of liberty with which all men are endowed by their Creator.

May you and yours have a merry and blessed Christmas.

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Americans Strongly Believe in the Divinity of Jesus Christ

Rasmussen Reports

For an overwhelming number of Americans who celebrate Christmas, Jesus Christ is the Son of God.

New Rasmussen Reports polling finds that 87% of Americans celebrate Christmas in their family, and 70% of that group recognize it as a religious holiday celebrating the birth of Christ rather than a secular one.

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VIDEO- Airline Pilot: “The [TSA] Message Was, ‘You’ve Angered Us By Telling The Truth.’”

The YouTube videos, posted Nov. 28, show what the pilot calls the irony of flight crews being forced to go through TSA screening while ground crew who service the aircraft are able to access secure areas simply by swiping a card.

“As you can see, airport security is kind of a farce. It’s only sme and mirrors so you people believe there is actually something going on here,” the pilot narrates.

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