Articles from The New American (September 28, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Cap & Trade: attention is being diverted from the dangerous Cap and Trade bill that has already passed the House of Representatives and now awaits Senate action.	Hiserodt, Ed	Viewpoint essay	4276
Catholic leader labels Kennedy funeral a scandal.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	70
Clunker program only a blip in a down market.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	50
Complimentary CareFlite.	Stanley, Liana	Brief article	270
Freed journalists tell of being captured.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	65
Good Samaritan shootist.	Krey, Patrick	Brief article	258
Government jobs, government spending, taxes continue going up.		Brief article	242
Healthcare hirelings: a coalition of unlikely supporters has sallied forth to promote Obama's healthcare initiatives--but their concern isn't humanitarian; it's financial.	Kenny, Jack		2109
Healthcare horror.	Vinson, Kathleen; Flanagan, W. Patrick, Jr.	Letter to the editor	641
Is the Obama healthcare program really dead?	McManus, John F.	Brief article	31
Key senator wants to shelve healthcare--for now.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	60
KGB/FSB: the "Game" remains the same: two decades after the supposed collapse of communism, the Russian FSB and SVR continue the KGB's same deadly program of world revolution.	Jasper, William F.		2789
Look who fears the growth of Islam in France.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	59
Man feeds 5,000!	Stanley, Liana		455
Mild swine flu symptoms belie panic and pandemic propaganda.		Brief article	259
Motor city menace.	Krey, Patrick	Brief article	102
Obama backs off propaganda pedal in speech to schools.		Brief article	278
Obama's healthcare pitch to Congress.		Brief article	171
Obama's radical "green jobs czar" resigns amid furor.		Brief article	253
Open-carry rally in Wisconsin.	Krey, Patrick		347
Texas trouble.	Krey, Patrick	Brief article	268
The battle that saved the west: Arminius ("Hermann the Liberator") and his German warriors crushed three Roman legions in the Teutoburg Forest--and in so doing redirected the course of history.	Eidsmoe, John		3047
The burden of social security.	Hoar, William P.		1662
The happy man who sells the nation's bonds.	McManus, John F.		52
The neighborly thing to do.	Stanley, Liana	Brief article	327
True figures could put unemployment at 16 percent.			229
Vietnam-era officer from My Lai apologizes.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	63
Why End The Fed? Congressman Ron Paul explains how present monetary policy is not only immoral but leads to big government and to governmental funding of normally unpopular activities.	Scaliger, Charles		2153
Will the U.S. learn from Japan?	McManus, John F.		831