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2007 Newsletter Archive

  • Revealed: The truth about Iraq
    July 27, 2007
    Debunking liberal myths about Iraq; exposing the “farmers” in downtown Chicago; getting out the facts about Guantanamo Bay.
  • Captive nations
    July 24, 2007
    More than a billion people remain under the communist yoke; witnessing a daring escape from Cuba; the Victims of Communism memorial.
  • The consequences of withdrawal
    July 20, 2007
    What immediate withdrawal will lead to; the war on terror will not be a short war; how liberalism upends the Founders' vision.
  • Senate fails to block censorship rule
    July 17, 2007
    Liberals block effort to control the Fairness Doctrine; two bad Iraq proposals; handouts to urban farmers; closing GITMO; family matters.
  • Why liberals want you to smoke
    July 12, 2007
    Funding big government with tobacco taxes; Ed Meese on immigration; the Supreme Court's good year; taxes and spending; getting real on homeland security.
  • How conservatives can prevail
    July 10, 2007
    Roy Blunt on conservative values; tying the military's hands in Iraq; the Constitution and Scooter Libby; a new entitlement; liberals agree on school choice.
  • Why Congress needs conservative values
    July 6, 2007
    Conservative principles and Congress' popularity; a conservative plan for immigration reform, two victories for free speech.
  • The real meaning of Independence Day
    July 3, 2007
    The meaning behind the holiday; the lessons of the terror attacks in Britain; free enterprise and rationality; real education reform; Heritage impact.
  • Senate blocks immigration bill
    June 28, 2007
    A victory for conservatives; next steps on immigration; Heritage’s impact; controlling federal spending; Gordon Brown takes over in Britain.
  • Amnesty doesn’t work
    June 26, 2007
    The latest on the revived “compromise” immigration proposal; J.C. Watts on Heritage; good news on spending.

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