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Someone is finally stating the obvious.

County executive offers sensible advice about visiting Detroit.

So is adult aggression.

"We're a country. We are not a department store."

A list of our era's Galileos.

The firebrand host once had the gall to praise Jared Taylor.

London's mayor dared suggest IQ has something to do with success.

Fee to be raised from the current $1,500.

Such candor not likely in the United States.

Common sense is immediately denounced.

She wants a new immigration bill that will make deportation easier.

"The new [non-white] majority will start making new rules."

British broadcaster says what's needed in Africa is population control.

Former US attorney general argues for common-sense policing.

He dared suggest that France will need immigration reform . . . in ten years.

"This is our country and we determine who comes here."

Instead of pandering to big business, the GOP should adopt a "humble and honest populism."

The truth is more important than people's feelings.

Good sense from Ben Stein.

No evidence was found of Zimmerman's supposed racial animus.

The idea that children inherit some of their parents' traits is somehow "controversial."

Points out that 91 percent of blacks murdered in 2011 were murdered by other blacks.

British government finally reports the obvious.

Legal system finally manages to function.

Wants to avoid the racial problems that plague other European countries.

Wages of illegals would go up; ours would go down.

A flash of judicial common sense.

Finally, some sensible black resistance to amnesty.

He says Germany should not "simply present immigration as the solution to our demographic problem."

Fox News commentator notices the racial aspect of gun violence.

Non-whites are the ones frisked, but they are also the ones who most benefit.

Sensible liberal; crazy conservative.

New York Times has gone backwards in 13 years.

Common sense from a guy whose job it is to secure the borders.

Surprisingly pertinent observations from Juan Williams.

Common sense could be unconstitutional.

Coulter: "I'm now a single-issue voter against amnesty."

“The fact is 11 million people will be voting Democratic."

She didn't appreciate the prosecutor's invocation of common sense.

Legalizing the illegals would mean another $2 trillion in government services.

She points out that the white murder rate in America is the same as that in Belgium.

British "conservatives" don't seem to think so.

“The constitution will guard Hungarian land as a national treasure . . . ."

The state will give cash payments to parents who have a second or third child.

"Yes, it did."

"Explosive" a.k.a. "common sense."

Good sense from the editors of National Review.

Bill O'Reilly dares to point out the obvious.

Has race realism come to Florida?

Wants more officers to patrol "America's most violent city."

School standards getting closer to acknowledging racial reality.

Professor wants all students to learn of "vast" non-white contributions to scholarship.

Two British MPs finally grasp the obvious.

"Soft bigotry," or common sense?

Black teacher blurts out the truth.

Ann Coulter says the "browning of America" is turning America into a political California.

Chinese-speakers say their "civil rights" would be violated.

Is it because there are no white people to blame?

Then why are so many failing?

A model for us all.

This case should never have had to be decided.

They will get 1,000 Euros if they turn themselves in.

Lawmaker: Failing to mention race would be “political correctness on steroids.”

The Israeli response to illegal immigrant crime.

Former South African president reviled for not condemning apartheid vigorously enough.

British historian says they did not know they had done anything wrong.

Things that only non-whites are allowed to say.

Pointing out the obvious leads to gasps in the room.

Social science and statistics alone can't prove widespread discrimination, judge rules.

The ones he considers radical, at least.

Geraldo Rivera says a hoodie "is really a sign that says ‘shoot me.'"

The Constitution grants "the power to repel against invasions."

"Michigan's social problems . . . won't recede until we embrace reproductive responsibility."

More good things coming out of Arizona.

We have spent more on Head Start than we did sending men to the moon.