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CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: Marie Harf, State Department spokeswoman, was right on ISIS
Well, how about that! The solution for peace in the Middle East has been hidden in a doo-wop song all this time.
CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: Why Congress should probe Obama-Ayatollah love letters
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, claims he's been secretly communicating directly with President Obama through private letters they write to each other.
CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: Obama affirms terrorist expansion every time he uses the term 'ISIL'
I nearly fell off the treadmill in laughter as I watched respectable foreign policy analysts struggle to keep a straight face as they defended President Obama's weak excuse for snubbing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Mr. Obama claimed Mr. Netanyahu's March 3 visit is too close to the Israeli elections, so he must avoid him so that Israeli voters don't get the wrong impression.
CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: Obama's perpetual campaigning raises questions
President Obama seems to be in perpetual campaign mode, using the State of the Union to pitch an unrealistic utopia in which the rich are taxed into poverty, and everyone else gets everything else for free. Now that this annual speech is becoming a distant memory, the focus is shifting to the policies he proposed, both in the speech and the days after. Yet, this focus on his policy proposals has me questioning a few things.
CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: When it comes to radical Islam, apologies are not enough
In a rare moment of brutal honesty, the White House acknowledged that they should have sent a higher-ranking member of the administration to Paris for the unity march to acknowledge the Charlie Hedbo attacks.
CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: The White House wants it both ways on torture report
When grilled about CIA Director John Brennan's statement in the days following the release of the report, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest dubiously refused to address the discrepancy between the CIA and the administration-touted "torture" report.
CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: What the government does right
Everything the federal government does should be restricted to three functions. If something does not have a direct impact on defense, infrastructure or interstate commerce, the federal government can't touch it. Leave it to the locals.
CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: Republican roots resonate with young voters
There they go again, Democratic leaders trying to shirk responsibility for what they can't accomplish.
CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: Health insurance records and medical records are the same thing
With deceptive explanations about Obamacare, the IRS and our medical records, they really want us to believe health insurance records aren't medical records.
CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: Obamacare makes medical records vulnerable to criminal, sex offenders
Under Obamacare, our medical records will be incorporated into our tax records.
CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: Obama's going through a presidential phase that won't last past mid-November
This week, President Obama decided to cancel campaign appearances on both Wednesday and Thursday so that he could huddle in the White House and monitor the emerging Ebola crisis. In other words, the President has finally decided to act presidential and, surprise, surprise, it's right before next month's mid-term elections.
O'DONNELL: Are liberal Democrats better for Americans than cowardly conservatives?
I'd still rather have a liberal Democrat than an establishment Republican as our next president. I'll take it one step further ... I'd rather have a liberal Democrat than a cowardly conservative in just about any elected office.
O'DONNELL: Don't live in fear of the media's spin
We give too much power to the media when we react to their salacious stories. We especially give them too much power when we don't discern between fact and opinion in their allegedly objective news story.
O'DONNELL: Show Obama some lovin' but don't over do it
The United States is a house divided and the world is watching. We're on the brink of losing our allies while countries like Iran and Russia continue to join forces,
O'DONNELL: Russia is the phantom foe in Syria
While watching Congress debate whether or not we should arm the Syrian rebels, I found myself humming the 1960s Shirelles song, "Will you still love me tomorrow?"
O'DONNELL: No action in Syria is better than half-hearted action
Doing nothing is a better strategy than airstrikes alone. Airstrikes should be a part of a well thought out stratagem. Without proper planning, the unintended consequences will increase the violence. There are too many lives at stake, too many unanswered questions.
As 9/11 nears, Obama's proclamation leaves us vulnerable: Now what?
With just a week's notice, Mr. Obama had an immediate strategy for dealing with the unrest in Ferguson, Mo., yet even with a year's notice, he didn't have a strategy for the violence and unrest in Syria.
O'DONNELL: Socialism's fundamental flaws
Socialism always starts with rainbows, unity and fairness. But it always, without exception, ends badly.
O'DONNELL: Move over lobbyists, loiters are the new game in town
If you want the promise of the full resources of the federal government, if you want a personal visit from one of the administration's most powerful officials, then set buildings on fire and incite riots.
O'DONNELL: The freedom food chain goes amok in Ferguson
It creeps. It crawls. It eats you alive. It's a mass that keeps getting bigger and bigger. Will it be stopped before it destroys everything in its path?
