1. Ryan Mauro: Muslim-Christian Interfaith Group Calls for
Blasphemy Laws
2. Wayne Allyn Root: Did Biden Win the Battle But Lose the War?
3. Doug Johnson: Biden and Obama
Debate Performances Prove They Have No Substance
4. Al Fadi: Romney's Foreign
Policy Vision
Muslim-Christian Interfaith Group Calls for Blasphemy
Laws
By Ryan Mauro
The United Muslim Christian Forum, a friendly-sounding
“interfaith” group issued a press release on September 18 demanding the
prosecution of the makers of the low-quality Innocence
of Muslims film that appeared on YouTube. The Islamist agenda of
the group is in written form but if the past is any indication, that won’t stop
elected officials and Christian leaders from embracing it in order to prove
their tolerance.
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Did
Biden Win the Battle But Lose the War?
The
VP heavyweight championship fight is over. Biden needed a decisive knockout to
prop up Obama’s failing campaign. He didn’t get it. Paul Ryan didn’t need a
decisive win; he only needed to hold his own and come across as smart and
sincere. Mission accomplished. However, something happened during this debate
that was decisive. It was style over substance. On style, I think something monumental
happened: Biden was not likeable. He tried for the knockout so hard; he tried
to show the aggressiveness that Obama did not with such desperation that he
came across as mean-spirited, angry, condescending, arrogant, and disrespectful
in contrast to a polite, cool, youthful Ryan with fresh ideas. Did Biden win
the debate? Arguable. Was he the aggressor? Yes. Did he staunch Obama’s
bleeding? Yes. But even if Biden won the battle, he lost the war.
Biden and Obama
Debate Performances Prove They Have No Substance
By
Doug
Johnson
Last
night's VP debate was Joe Biden’s chance to turn things around for the
Obama/Biden campaign after Obama’s pitiful performance last week at the debate
in Denver. Rather than accomplishing that task, Biden proved that he and Obama
have no substance to their arguments. Biden's disrespectful and condescending
attitude and his smirking and laughing antics aside, some will say that Biden won; some will say Ryan won. I’d
say the American people can make a choice from the debate if they use it to
realize that the Romney/Ryan campaign gave substantive answers while the
Obama/Biden campaign only gave us more rhetoric. And the rhetoric of the
Obama/Biden record is there only to cover up and confuse so voters don’t focus
on their failed record. [Go here for the vetting of their arguments...]
Romney's Foreign
Policy Vision
By
Al Fadi
In
his speech at VMI, Presidential candidate Romney laid out a plan to reform the
current U.S. foreign policy and its handling of terrorism in the Middle East.
Mr. Romney pointed out that the attack in Benghazi which resulted in the
killing of U.S. Ambassador Stevens was the work of the same group responsible
for the 9/11 attack, something that was very evident to the world, and radical
Islamists did not even hide. Mr. Romney’s proposal to reform the U.S. foreign
policies by exhibiting confidence in the U.S. cause, clarity in its purpose,
and resolution in its mind towards these serious regional issues that have
carried a negative impact on national security in recent years, is without a
doubt the only way radical Islamists can be stopped and reduced, and for them
to look up to the U.S. once again as the power it once was. Unless such
reformation takes place SOON, the world will continue to experience a major
shift in global powers where radical Islamists are at the center of it all. [more...]
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