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THANKS TO THE JEWS

By Cal Thomas / November 13, 2023 /

CAL THOMAS For release: 11/14/23 Attitudes of gratitude and ingratitude By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency We have again entered the season of gratitude. You remember gratitude, don’t you? It was what we expressed before we became entitled. Last Saturday was the observance of Veterans Day, during which many thanked those who served in the…

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GOP BLOWS ANOTHER ELECTION

By Cal Thomas / November 8, 2023 /

CAL THOMAS For release: 11/09/23 Virginia, Ohio and abortion By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency Elections, especially in Virginia and Ohio, should convince pro-life Republicans of their need to come up with a different strategy when it comes to abortion. A no-exceptions mandate, or strictly limiting the procedure isn’t working, in part because a new…

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SCHOOL CHOICE BATTLE IN TEXAS

By Cal Thomas / November 6, 2023 / Comments Off on SCHOOL CHOICE BATTLE IN TEXAS

A third try in Texas for school choice By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency SAN ANTONIO – Gov. Gregg Abbott has called a third special legislative session in an attempt to push through three priorities that previous sessions have defeated, surprisingly with some Republicans joining with most Democrats in opposition. School choice is one of…

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Matthew Perry

By Cal Thomas / November 2, 2023 /

Matthew Perry and the cult of celebrity By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency I never saw an episode of “Friends,” but that is probably because I am from the television era that began with black- and-white pictures and television screens so small you had to draw a chair up to the box to see a…

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A BIPARTISAN COMMISSION TO CUT SPENDING

By Cal Thomas / October 30, 2023 / Comments Off on A BIPARTISAN COMMISSION TO CUT SPENDING

CAL THOMAS For release: 10/31/23 Dracula and spending cuts By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency Among the top priorities for newly selected House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) was his announced intention to form a bipartisan panel to cut massive spending that has led to an unsustainable $33 trillion national debt. The pragmatist in me cheers,…

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No Delays for Destroying HAMAS

By Cal Thomas / October 29, 2023 /

For release: 10/26/23 Israel’s difficult choices By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency When Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower was struggling over when to order the D-Day invasion of Europe in 1944, he wrestled with uncooperative weather, but also worried that any more delays beyond the one-day delay he had already ordered could possibly lower morale and…

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Top to Bottom

By Cal Thomas / October 23, 2023 / Comments Off on Top to Bottom

For release: 10/24/23  What’s needed is renovation By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency Some popular shows on PBS and cable TV are about renovating old houses – taking dilapidated, out-of-fashion and dreary houses and turning them into modern, functioning, and attractive places in which to live. Renovation is precisely what is needed in our country…

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No Palestinian State

By Cal Thomas / October 19, 2023 / Comments Off on No Palestinian State

CAL THOMAS For release: 10/19/23 What a Palestinian state would look like By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency       On “60 Minutes” last Sunday, President Biden said he thinks it would be a “mistake … for Israel to occupy … Gaza again.” He also conceded that eliminating Hamas and Hezbollah in Lebanon “is a necessary…

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Hating Jews

By Cal Thomas / October 15, 2023 /

CAL THOMAS For release: 10/17/23 Raw antisemitism exposed By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency “Come,” they say, “let us destroy them as a nation, so that Israel’s name is remembered no more.” (Psalm 83:4) The murderous attack on Israel has ripped away what remained of a thin veneer that has covered up growing antisemitism in America and…

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By Cal Thomas / October 14, 2023 /

For release: 10/22/23 Robbing the children’s future By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency LOS ANGELES – The second-largest school district in the country is suffering from academic afflictions of its own making. While test scores show a continuing decline at the high school level in math proficiency (21 percent) and reading (51 percent), is the…

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