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The $578,000 mobile outhouse

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Wednesday, October 30. 2013

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While the National Park Service focused on shuttering war memorials to keep our nation’s heroes out, little coverage was given nationally to what has become the “butt” of many jokes (excuse the pun). At the Manassas National Battlefield Park, in Virginia, the National Park Service spent $578,000.00 to install a new comfort station, also know as a restroom, toilet, commode or outhouse. [Full Story »]

Why is our Greatest Generation locked out of their memorial?

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Friday, October 18. 2013

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I have often read interesting books and articles regarding what is considered our country’s greatest generation. The men and women of the World War II-era exemplified true American heroism. [Full Story »]

Our silence is astonishing

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Sunday, October 13. 2013

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The American Family Association issued a report last week documenting the murder of Christians recently throughout the Middle East. Here are a few examples:

- Sunday, September 22 - Peshawar, PAKISTAN - Islamic bombers mingled with Christians gathering after morning worship service at All Saints Church for dinner on the grounds. The Islamists blew themselves up, killing 90 Christians and injuring 120 more. [Full Story »]

The new red menace: Trillions in deficit spending

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Thursday, October 3. 2013

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(Editor’s note: The following opinion appeared in The (Macon) Telegraph on September 27, 2013 and was written by Burton A. Abrams)

By BURTON A. ABRAMS — Special to The Telegraph

With U.S. Treasury officials predicting that the federal government will reach its $16.7 trillion borrowing limit around mid-October, Washington is girding for another battle over taxes and spending between Congress and the White House. [Full Story »]