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Giuliani: Putin, ISIS Would be Afraid of Christie

Thursday on CNN’s “Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer,” the former mayor on New York City, Rudy Giuliani said it might be time to have a tough leader like Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) so our enemies fear us again like they

Giuliani: Putin, ISIS Would be Afraid of Christie

Gordie Howe, 'Mr. Hockey,' Suffers Stroke

Detroit Red Wings Hall of Fame hockey legend Gordie Howe, 86, has suffered a serious stroke, paralyzing part of the right side of his body and inhibiting his ability to speak normally. ESPN has reported that Howe is recovering at

Gordie Howe, 'Mr. Hockey,' Suffers Stroke

A Time for Choosing: The Speech

Below is a video and transcript of Ronald Reagan’s famous “A Time for Choosing” speech, delivered October 27, 1964. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you and good evening. The sponsor has been identified, but unlike most television programs,

A Time for Choosing: The Speech

50 Years of 'A Time for Choosing'

On October 27, 1964 Ronald Reagan’s pre-recorded “A Time for Choosing” speech was aired on television. His half-hour defense of Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater’s presidential run, and conservative ideas, catapulted Reagan onto the American political stage and helped create his

50 Years of 'A Time for Choosing'

Watch: Livestream of YAF Time for Choosing Conference

(YAF) Monday, October 27, marks the 50th anniversary of Ronald Reagan’s iconic “A Time for Choosing” speech. It was a speech that sparked the modern Conservative Movement, ignited a fire in the hearts of conservatives, and launched Ronald Reagan’s public

Watch: Livestream of YAF Time for Choosing Conference

A Time for Choosing: The Next Generation–National Security

Next Monday, October 27 marks the 50th anniversary of Ronald Reagan’s iconic “Time For Choosing” speech.  It was a speech that sparked the modern Conservative Movement, ignited a fire in the hearts of conservatives, and launched Ronald Reagan’s public policy

A Time for Choosing: The Next Generation–National Security

Liberia Nurses Threaten Strike over Ebola Pay

MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) — Liberian officials are pleading with nurses and physician assistants to show up to work Monday amid a dispute over hazard pay that has prompted calls for a strike in the middle of the Ebola epidemic. A

Liberia Nurses Threaten Strike over Ebola Pay

California Agencies Say They Are Ready for Ebola

Local California agencies say they are ready to handle Ebola should the Golden State fall victim to the deadly hemorrhagic disease.  “It would not be surprising to eventually see a case here because of our location… and the many people

California Agencies Say They Are Ready for Ebola

Obama: Democrats Can Hold the Senate

President Obama appeared bullish about the possibility of Democrats to keep a majority in the Senate, in spite of recent polls showing Republicans taking the lead in a number of key states. Obama cited former president Ronald Reagan asserting that

Obama: Democrats Can Hold the Senate

Ted Cruz Wins Values Voter Presidential Straw Poll

For the second year in a row, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) won the Values Voter Summit presidential straw poll.  After electrifying the audience on Friday by urging them to never abandon conservative values to see another morning in America, Cruz,

Ted Cruz Wins Values Voter Presidential Straw Poll

Is the GOP Giving Up On Tax Cuts?

As Politico points out, “Though tax cuts have been a mainstay of their campaigns since at least Ronald Reagan, though the top marginal tax rate is now the highest since the 1980s, though the party could win control of both

Obama's Disrespectful 'Latte Salute' Shocks and Offends

As he disembarked from his U.S. Marine Corps helicopter in New York, today, the president returned a formal military salute with a sloppy and careless salute while wielding a coffee cup, prompting some to dub it the “latte salute.” The Daily Caller

Obama's Disrespectful 'Latte Salute' Shocks and Offends

Obama Ditches Presidency to Become Commentator-in-Chief

On Sunday, The New York Times revealed that President Obama seems to be feeling criticism from those who believe his foreign policy has fallen to shambles. “He’s definitely feeling it,” one guest said to the Times. The paper reported, “It

Obama Ditches Presidency to Become Commentator-in-Chief