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OPINION: Occupiers need baths, jobs PressPass

OPINION: Occupiers need baths, jobs Listen up, you protest people! You have gone and alienated Newt Gingrich, who wants you to take a bath and get a job. Or vice-versa. And his words were greeted with applause from coast to coast. You guys should take notice.

By Bill O'Reilly , November 28, 2011

OPINION: Obama gets benefit of the doubt from today’s media PressPass

OPINION: Obama gets benefit of the doubt from today’s media With his poll numbers dropping like dissidents in Syria, President Obama has to be hoping the national media will continue to help him out. Last time around, the network news organizations swooned over the junior senator from Illinois, and marginalized his opponent John McCain as much as possible.

By Bill O'Reilly , November 21, 2011

OPINION: When it comes to presidency, experience should matter PressPass

Put aside Herman Cain’s social problems for a moment, and look at his resume: Successful businessman with a patriotic streak. That’s pretty much it. Yet, Mr. Cain leads the Republican field in some polls, prompting a new Quinnipiac survey to ask, “Does the fact that Herman Cain never served in public office make you more likely/less likely to vote for him, or doesn’t it make a difference?”

By Bill O'Reilly , November 07, 2011

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OPINION: US is indeed in decline, and only we can reverse it PressPass

OPINION: US is indeed in decline, and only we can reverse it ccording to a new poll by The Hill newspaper, 69 percent of Americans now believe the USA is in “decline.” In addition, a whopping 83 percent indicate they are worried about America’s future.

By Bill O'Reilly , October 31, 2011

OPINION: Occupiers little more than morons who desire others’ money PressPass

OPINION: Occupiers little more than morons who desire others’ money If you believe a column in Newsweek magazine, most of the “Occupy Wall Street” protesters are just regular folks, people like you and me. Writer Michael Daly puts forth that the demonstrators have simply had enough of an unfair economic system, and what’s wrong with that?

By Bill O'Reilly , October 24, 2011

OPINION: Day with young machine heads reveals our future may be in trouble PressPass

OPINION: Day with young machine heads reveals our future may be in trouble Every generation has a tendency to mock younger folks. It’s in the American DNA. My father did it, my grandfather did it, and now, God help me, I’m doing it.

By Bill O'Reilly , October 17, 2011

OPINION: Christie’s not ready, but he may be ready in the future PressPass

OPINION: Christie’s not ready, but he may be ready in the future So what happens now to Chris Christie? Will he campaign for the Republican nominee? Will he settle back into New Jersey politics exclusively? Not since William Howard Taft graced the White House in the early 20th century has there been a national political presence like Christie. Larger than life both physically and emotionally, Christie plays the political game like a blitzing middle linebacker: if he zeroes in on you, you’ll feel it.

October 10, 2011

OPINION: Green energy shouldn’t be a waste of taxes PressPass

Nobody likes buying oil from OPEC. Nobody likes coal dust dropping on them from the sky. We all know that pollution is bad, and greedy oil sheiks are not looking out for us. The problem is that we don’t have a realistic alternative fuel option. So we have to live with a bad situation.

By Bill O'Reilly , October 03, 2011

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OPINION: Government is the ‘sugar daddy’ to too many Americans PressPass

OPINION: Government is the ‘sugar daddy’ to too many Americans For millions of folks, the federal government is now their sugar daddy. According to the Wall Street Journal, 47 percent of people in this country, both citizens and non-citizens, are receiving one or more federal benefits payments. That is the highest entitlement percentage in U.S. history.

September 26, 2011

OPINION: It’s a tough job; president needs some time away from the office

OPINION: It’s a tough job; president needs some time away from the office The press that covered the president’s vacation in Martha’s Vineyard was discouraged from photographing Mr. Obama playing golf. There was no access. Apparently, the White House was nervous that in tough economic times, whacking a small white ball could be construed as insensitive.

August 29, 2011

Opinion: Who will come forth, save US? PressPass

With President Obama now in full campaign mode, the question becomes, can he win reelection despite some misgivings from the vast majority of the American people? A new Marist College-McClatchy poll delivers this bad news to the president: 64 percent of Americans now think the country is moving in the wrong direction, while just 31 percent believe the USA is on the right track. That is the highest “wrong direction” number since November 2007, when the country was heading into a deep recession.

By Bill O'Reilly , April 25, 2011

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Opinion: Beck’s show on Fox ends, but his impact will continue PressPass

My pal Glenn Beck is leaving his program on the Fox News Channel later this year. This has caused great joy among some uber-liberals who object to free speech as well as to anything Beck. The Media Matters outfit took just seconds to misstate why Beck is changing venues, but what else is new? George Soros partially funds Media Matters, so why would the website ever say anything truthful when far left propaganda is so much easier to dish?

By Bill O'Reilly , April 11, 2011

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Opinion: Leadership will be key factor in 2012 election PressPass

This time next year, we could have the two presidential candidates in play. Only God knows who the Republicans will decide upon, but President Obama is a lock on the Democratic side. The big issues that will most likely decide the election of 2012 will be the economy and leadership. And now there’s new data on the leadership front.

By Bill O'Reilly , April 04, 2011

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Opinion: U.S. doing right thing in Libya PressPass

The opposition to military action in Libya is fascinating. President Obama is taking incoming from both the left and the right as various agendas collide against neutralizing Qaddafi in Libya.
The dissent is all over the place, so let’s try to simplify the situation.
We begin with a quote from Edmond Burke: “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”

By Bill O'Reilly , March 28, 2011

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Opinion: It’s now time for the president to decide on Libya PressPass

President Obama is a dispassionate guy; a man who likes to analyze problems without emotion. He also likes to take his time while making important decisions. To some, this is an effective way to govern. To others, it is dithering. But one thing is certainly true: being indecisive while people die is no virtue.

By Bill O'Reilly , March 21, 2011

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