Independent voices from the TWT Communities
I appreciate Washington Times contributors Milton Wolf, Jeffrey T. Kuhner and others for always carefully pointing out the flaws and injustices in President Obama's policies. Mr. Obama, with the aid of Democrats and the liberal media, wants to silence and destroy his opponents -- Republicans, conservatives and Tea Party members. He knows what he wants and will do anything to achieve his goals. This includes having the government take control of health care, education and energy, and influencing the judiciary to allow him to bypass Congress in order to carry out his agenda, including restrictions on personal and religious freedoms. All this is based on Mr. Obama's record to date.
As Ronald Reagan used to say, "Well, there you go again." Jeffrey Kuhner's recent piece about Croatia attempts to once again distort the truth ("Croatia's triumph," Commentary, Nov. 30).
"Did Serbia vote for war?" (Commentary, May 24) contains some anti-Serb sentiments. Writer Jeffrey T. Kuhner belittles the character of World War II hero Gen. Draza Mihailovich.
Jeffrey T. Kuhner is spot-on in explaining the so-called same-sex-marriage deception being foisted upon Americans ("Obama's homosexual America," Commentary, May 11).
With regard to Jeffrey Kuhner's "Obama's homosexual America" (Commentary, May 11), if marriage is no longer limited to one man and one woman, then how does the state, as matter of reason and "equal rights" exclude polygamy, polyandry, the marriage of adults and children, the marriage of close relatives, and even more bizarre combinations?
Jeffrey Kuhner is to be commended for accurately describing the "Nazi regime led by the odious Ante Pavelic and his sadistic Ustashes" which "systematically killed hundreds of thousands of Serbs, Jews, Gypsies (Roma) and anti-fascist Croatians" ("Myth of Croatian fascism," Commentary, Nov. 25). However, Mr. Kuhner's attempt to convince us that present-day Croatia's connection to the fascist Ustashe of World War II is just a myth lacks credibility.
President Obama is creating a post-American world - one that is ushering in the dominance of China. Mr. Obama is fostering U.S. economic and military decline while simultaneously empowering Beijing's rise to superpower status. China's communists are on the march. Unless Americans wake up to the growing threat, both internal and external, our victory in the Cold War will have been useless.
My, what a difference 80 years has made in the United States. Jeffrey T. Kuhner's "The United States of Mexico?" (Commentary, Oct. 21) rightly laments the takeover of the Southwestern U.S. by the Spanish language and Latin American culture.
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Thank you, Jeffrey Kuhner, for your great article of Aug. 11 about President Obama ("Don't go on vacation - just go," Commentary). Calls for Mr. Obama's resignation have been too long in coming, and I truly hope the president steps down of his own accord.
The perfect storm gave rise to the Tea Party movement. Jeffrey Kuhner is right on target when he writes, "The 1960s unleashed powerful forces - militant feminism, anti-Americanism, pacificism and the sexual revolution" ("Tea Party 'terrorists,' " Commentary, Friday).
Congratulations to Jeffrey Kuhner and The Washington Times. I recently read Mr. Kuhner's article, "President's socialist takeover must be stopped" (Web, July 22).
Jeffrey T. Kuhner's "Ethnic cleansing's ghosts" (Commentary, June 2) seems to me unduly harsh toward the Serbian people.
Jeffrey Kuhner's "Osama bin Laden won" (Commentary, Friday) hits the mark in terms of the painful realities of the United States' confrontation with radical Islam and the real victor in the contest thus far, namely Osama bin Laden.
It is tragic that many Croatians and Croatian-Americans such as Jeffrey Kuhner seem unable to understand that the Serbs had and still have legitimate grievances against a Croatian state that has glorified and resurrected the symbolism and rhetoric of a shameful Nazi-puppet and genocidal past ("The coming Balkan war," Commentary, Wednesday).
Mr. Kuhner writes about Srebrenica being a "safe haven" but ignores the fact that the Serbian attack on Srebrenica was in response to ongoing attacks by Muslim forces from Srebrenica on surrounding Serbian villages.
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In his autobiography, "Soros on Soros," when asked about the legalization of drugs, he said, "I would establish a strictly controlled distribution network through which I would make most drugs, excluding the most dangerous ones like crack, legally available."
