Franklin Roosevelt

Vets Say FDR's Words Still True Today

For World War II veterans, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt was their president. They trusted him to lead them into battle, and many say he was wise beyond his time. Honor Flight vets took a tour of the Roosevelt memorial in...

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What Happened Before the Pearl Harbor Attack?

The U.S. Prepared for War While Trying to Protect its Interests The American military and political machine was set in motion and did not stop until the war was won. However, with the international political and military...

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How low can he go? - Washington Times

Examiner.com How low can he go? Washington Times President Obama, who nearly prostrated himself before the king of Saudi Arabia last April, has once again bowed low to a monarch - this time to the emperor of Japan. What to make...

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Unemployed get benefit extension

President Barack Obama signed a law last Friday that could provide checks to 7,000 Oklahomans. President Barack Obama last Friday signed the Worker, Homeowners and Business Assistance Act of 2009, which changes the maximum...

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Too Early for Christmas?

Exploring the Retail-Driven Expansion of the Christmas Season It used to be thought improper for stores to advertise for Christmas before Thanksgiving; today the season starts in September, and it is getting earlier each year....

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Zorn: GOP's Thomson blunder

Let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is, well, yikes, where do I start? -- How Rep. Mark Kirk might update Franklin Delano Roosevelt's first inaugural address A veritable caravan of terrorist...

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OBAMA: President can’t seem to make a decision

There was a senator from Chicago whose voting record in the short time he was in the U.S. Senate was mostly “Present.” That means no decision. Now he is commander in chief, and he cannot decide whether to give in to the Muslims...

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Antiques: Presidents' china is prime attraction at Main Line show

By Karla Klein Albertson Inquirer Antiques Columnist Now in its fourth year, the Main Line Antiques Show is gaining popularity with collectors and holiday gift seekers who want a variety of styles at reasonable prices. This...

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Rasmussen and Schoen: Obama Is Losing Independent Voters

A number of recent polls show the president would be wise to shift right. By SCOTT RASMUSSEN AND DOUGLAS E. SCHOEN The announcement a week ago of 10.2% unemployment is a significant political event for President Barack Obama....

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The Demilitarization of the American Presidency

Paris, November 17, 2009 -- I was very struck watching television coverage of President Barack Obama on his Asian travels. On his arrivals and departure from the cities he visited, he descended and ascended the landing...

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