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Mary Grabar
Mary Grabar earned her Ph.D. in English from the University of Georgia and teaches in the Atlanta area. She is a Pushcart Prize-nominated poet and published fiction writer. Visit her website and get on her mailing list at MaryGrabar.com. Mary blogs at the TheLiterateCitizen.com.
Why Catholics (Stupidly) Support Obama
Notre Dame's embrace of the president reflects a broader watering-down of the Church's traditional doctrines.
Ayers and Dohrn Embark on U.S.-Bashing Book Tour
Despite their pal being elected president, they still view the U.S. as a racist oppressor.
Yes, the Government Is Out to Get ‘Right-Wing Extremists’
The infamous DHS memo is part of a broader campaign to silence conservative voices.
The New Rebels Are on the Right
The GOP can and must appeal to the freedom-loving, rebellious side of young voters.
Kennedy Qualified and Palin Unqualified? That’s Just Plain Snobbery
The Washington Post's chief Palin-basher Kathleen Parker strikes again.
Professors Indoctrinating Students? Not in Our University
A study claiming that the views of liberal professors don't influence their students deserves a big, red "F."
Silence to Be Deafening as Left Stops Yelling
What will pony-tailed professors and expletive-spewing poets do with themselves when Obama replaces Bush?
How Critical Race Theory Molded Obama
The belief that standards of justice should vary from group to group is popular with academics — and the Democratic nominee.
Obama Sells Out Education to the Revolution
Ayers-influenced schools replace a respect for knowledge with a devotion to radicalism.
