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Atheists to place literature in Georgia parks
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Minecraft Seed Spotlight (video)
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Search and recovery efforts in Moore: 51 dead, 24 children missing
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German homeschool family loses appeal for asylum
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Fan votes will pick 2013 winner of Dancing With The Stars (VIDEO)
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Immigration reform: Is Hatch’s fingerprinting amendment too weak?
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CBS pulls tonight’s tornado themed ‘Mike & Molly'
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Time to play the Benghazi game of Clue
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Liberty In Our Time
In a nation in peril only the awakened vigilance of a free people can stop the slide towards tyranny. We need a voice of reason to cut through the fear mongering and propaganda so that we can restore liberty in our times.
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It's time for a special prosecutor
Have we reached the point where in previous scandal-plagued administrations Congress called for the appointment of an independent counsel? Published 2:12 p.m. May 17, 2013 - Comments
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Republicans have met the enemy and it is them
Under assault by the Democrats "Battleground Texas" plan, Texas Republicans find the biggest obstacles to party reform in their own ranks Published 4:36 p.m. May 5, 2013 - Comments
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Amnesty is not the problem in the Immigration Bill
The Senate immigration reform bill contains too little reform and too little immigration to solve the problem it tries to address. Published 12:15 p.m. April 22, 2013 - Comments
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RNC meeting on rules may decide future of the GOP
Are GOP leaders determined to keep power at all cost, or can they reach out to the grassroots and share power in a party with a future? Published 4:11 a.m. April 9, 2013 - Comments
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Will Texas Take a Chance on Gambling?
After years of seeing money go out of state, Texas may finally have a viable plan for legalizing gambling Published 1:23 a.m. March 25, 2013 - Comments
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Marketplace Fairness Act: Good for Wal-Mart, bad for consumers
Monopolistic big box retailers killed the mom and pop store; now they want to kill internet entrepreneurs. Published 5:05 p.m. March 19, 2013 - Comments
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Don't discount significance of Paul CPAC win
There's a lot of hard work to do in the next few years, but it doesn't hurt to start the race with the inside track. Published 1:42 a.m. March 17, 2013 - Comments
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CPAC tries to grab the future as Rand Paul runs away with it
CPAC wanted to put an establishment stamp on the future of the political right, but instead gave Rand Paul an opportunity to upstage them. Published 1:21 a.m. March 15, 2013 - Comments
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Stand With Rand takes old-style filibuster viral
Rand Paul's heroic stand for liberty may show our troubled nation the path to political redemption. Published 10:42 p.m. March 6, 2013 - Comments
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Is the GOP Ready to Take the Fight to the Streets?
What should the GOP do to avoid following the Whigs into the trash heap of political history? Published 3:42 a.m. February 27, 2013 - Comments
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Dave Nalle
Dave Nalle was born in Lebanon and lived in many foreign countries and Washington DC while his parents were in the foreign service. He has advanced degrees in History and English, taught college history for many years and has worked ...
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Atheists to place literature in Georgia parks
A New Jersey-based atheist group says it is planning to place its literature alongside Bibles in rooms at Georgia state parks
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Georgia governor orders Bibles returned to state parks
The Georgia governor ordered the return of Bibles to cabins and lodge rooms at Georgia state parks
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Texas city turning ‘Ruth Paine house’ into JFK-related museum
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Dave Nalle was born in Lebanon and lived in many foreign countries and Washington DC while his parents were in the foreign service. He has advanced degrees in History and English, taught college history for many years and has worked in a variety of political jobs, including as a campaign consultant, as a writer and editor for several political organizations, as Communications Director for the Travis County Republican Party, as Texas State Director for the Gary Johnson presidential campaign and as National Chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus.
Dave also runs a small company which designs custom typefaces, including all of the official fonts for the merchandising for the Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter movies. One unusual claim to fame is that he was Al Gore's intern when they "invented" the internet.
He lives just outside Austin with his wife Patricia and his two daughters Caroline and Katie.
