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Debate Thursday on Whether Gay People Should Have Equal Rights to Marry

September 22, 2005
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Mark debates fellow Talk Star Radio Host Jim Greenfield on the right of gay people to marry.

Debate Tuesday on Iraq

September 20, 2005
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Guest: Fred Gedrich, formerly at the State and Defense Department, formerly senior senior policy analyst at the Freedom Alliance and the Coalition for Tax Competition. Gedrich is currently a member of the Center for Security Policy Working Group; Coalition for Security, Liberty and the Law, Missile Defense Coalition; Stanton Group, and a regular at weekly Americans for Tax Reform meetings. He is Executive Vice President of MobilVox, Inc., a defense wireless technology contractor.

Debate Sunday with David Horowitz

September 18, 2005
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Today, Mark debates former Radical Leftist and now Radical Right-Wing writer and political commentator, David Horowitz.
In addition to arguing strongly against what he believes to be liberal indoctrination in political universities, Horowitz is a fierce opponent of affirmative action. One of Horowitz’s many controversial quotes (as to why he is opposed to slavery reparations) is as follows:
“What about the debt blacks owe to America—to white America—for liberating them from slavery?”
Liberal activist Chip Berlet wrote an article for the Southern Poverty Law Center entitled “Into the Mainstream”, which named Horowitz’s Center for the Study of Popular Culture as one of an “array of right-wing foundations and think tanks support[ing] efforts to make bigoted and discredited ideas respectable.”
In an open letter to SPLC president Morris Dees, Horowitz urged Dees to remove the article from the SPLC website, alleging that it was “so tendentious, so filled with transparent misrepresentations and smears that if you continue to post the report you will create for your Southern Poverty Law Center a well-earned reputation as a hate group itself.”
I expect a contentious debate today.
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Confirmation Hearings, Part II

September 15, 2005
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Miss the hearings on CNN? Catch the synopsis and Mark’s commentary…
INSIDE SCOOP: Was Roberts involved in the Iran-contra affair?

Confirmation Hearings for Judge Roberts, Part I

September 14, 2005
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Miss the hearings on CNN? Catch the synopsis and Mark’s commentary…
Today, the opening statements of Roberts and Senator Chuck Schumer of New York and the use and misuse of the “Ginsburg principle.”
Republicans claim that Roberts need not discuss his views on any Supreme Court cases because Democratic Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg refused to do in her nomination process.
That claim is a misleading attempt to trick the public: it is true that Ginsburg did not say how she would rule on future cases. But she did give extensive commentary as to her views on past cases — which gave Senators an indication on how she would rule in the future.
Roberts is keeping a tight lip and refusing to do this, except on the obvious cases that we all — except racists like Rehnquist — now agree on, such as Brown v. Board of Education.

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