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In a Pew Research survey of last October, 25 percent of blacks expressed favorability toward the Tea Party, just 6 points less than whites.

No Americans have suffered more from the improper use of government and abuse of political power than black Americans.

Democrats and the left wing press know that fanning these still racially sensitive flames is the way to turn out black voters.

The incidence of black conservatism is far deeper and widespread than most believe.

Liberal code word for 'racist': someone like Paul Ryan, who wants to make Americans better off by giving them freedom, choice, responsibility, and less government.

In 2013, 48 percent identify as "pro-life" and 45 percent as "pro-choice."

Fifty years after passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, isn't it time for some new thinking?

The liberals who control the event have little interest in serious thought about why there have been failures.

It is high time that the black pastor, rather than the black politician, return to leadership in black American life.

Today we have a big problem with the word "life" that, according to our founding Declaration, we all have a right to.