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Mr. Breitbart is Wrong

Posted on February 24, 2011 by Nancy Jones

**editor’s note: This was written in February of 2011. Andrew Breitbart has since died, and this is meant in no way to be disrespectful of him, his efforts, his memory, or etc.; it’s just how I felt when I read … Continue reading →

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What Makes a RIGHT a RIGHT?

Posted on October 29, 2009 by Nancy Jones

…and by that I mean a RIGHT as an ENTITLEMENT, as opposed to a WRONG or a LEFT. I learned this in college, in an excellent class called Political Philosophy. As much as I would love to mention the professor’s … Continue reading →

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