Lenny McAllister
ContributorCurrently, Lenny appears as a political commentator featured regularly on Fox Television in Charlotte, N.C. He is a syndicated writer nationally for online magazines including The Root, Rushmore Drive, and AOL. He was recently named a Visiting Fellow for the Center for New Politics and Policy at the University of Denver.
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That’s mighty McCain of you, Mr. President
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Why I support Michael Steele for RNC chair
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Judgment Day for Democrats
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The art of the insult
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It’s time for everyday Americans to reclaim politics
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No support for “No Wedding, No Womb” = no new Pledge to America
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One finger pointed, other fingers pointing back
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Getting on the bus or missing the boat
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Don’t take the bait on the First Lady’s escape
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A top-down perspective and an above-the-fray view
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The three Rs during today’s “Teachable Moment”
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Challenging the NAACP, condemning the Tea Party express, yet confronting the truth on contemporary racism
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A statement on the NAACP tea party resolution from one of the black Tea Party patriots
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A clearly defined mission
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A conservative risk
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The audacity of audacity
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Getting dizzy from the spin
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Why the Bayou’s black sea can’t be blamed on Bush
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Distancing the White House from the ‘first black president’
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Getting it twisted: Both the message and the issue
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Secure borders, naturalizing legal residents, and racial profiling
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Putting personal experience past hands-on jurisprudence
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Re-coloring the issue of border security
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Regulation, not restraint
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A tale of American socialism
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A chorus of remorse?
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Underwhelmed with unemployment numbers
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Reload the roster of Republican rock stars
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Ensuring the movement remains colorblind is key to success
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We got Stupak’d
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Bruno Pelosi and Harry the Horrible
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The wrong shades of FDR
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Dropping the ball in the big game
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ObamaCare we can believe in
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Predicting Bayh’s next move
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Growing party’s populari-tea in Black History Month
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Will Groundhog Day bring more of the same from Obama?
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Working on Obama’s post-game
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Role reversal: President Clinton and Secretary of State Obama