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Neil W. McCabe

Neil W. McCabe is the editor of Human Event's "Guns & Patriots" e-letter and was a senior reporter at the Human Events newspaper. McCabe deployed with the Army Reserve to Iraq for 15 months as a combat historian. For many years, he was a reporter and photographer for "The Pilot," Boston's Catholic paper. He was also the editor of two free community papers, "The Somerville (Mass.) News and "The Alewife (North Cambridge, Mass.)."

Most Recent Articles by Neil W. McCabe:

Guarantee: Christie will not follow Obama into the White House

There are few things more difficult in American politics to predict than who will become president. Connolly, Giuliani, Lindsay, Graham, Thompson are just five names, who in my lifetime were locks for the GOP nomination and none of their campaigns survived the first lap.
- Tuesday, November 12, 2013


Justice for the Korean War heroism of the 'Borinqueneers'

During the shutdown of the federal government, after President Barack Obama infamously erected barricades around the open air war memorials on the National Mall in Washington, the media carried reports of Vietnam and World War II veterans breaking through the fences to assert their stake at those sacred sites.
- Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Hey, Bill Russell, don’t be sorry for having a gun

Boston Celtics Hall of Fame center William F. “Bill” Russell apologized Oct. 21 for the carrying of a loaded .38 Smith & Wesson revolver that led to his Oct. 16 arrest at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The basketball great was taken upstairs to an office of the Sea-Tac Airport police department, where he was booked, background checked and issued a citation for having in illegal weapon at the airport. While prosecutors decide how to handle the misdemeanor, the 79-year-old was free to fly to Boston where Nov. 1 he will unveil a bronze statue of himself. “Before boarding my flight from Seattle to Boston, I had accidentally left a legal firearm in my bag. I apologize and truly regret the mistake,” said the center in a statement issued through boston.com. “I was issued a citation by the TSA, whose agents couldn’t have been more thorough and professional when dealing with this. I really appreciate their efforts to keep air travel safe.”
- Wednesday, October 23, 2013


Report: Two Navy SEALs killed in Somalian raid

A Twitter account that claims familiarity with the Al Shabab terrorist organization posted photos of two white males on October 6 that it claims are the remains of Navy SEALs left behind after a failed Oct. 5 raid on its compound at Baraawa, Somalia. The photos show both men suffered extensive damage to their heads, but there are also bandages that suggest they received medical attention.
- Monday, October 7, 2013

Abramoff-style Indian maneuvers to stop Keystone XL

Capitol Hill supporters of the Keystone XL pipeline have delayed consideration of an amendment devised by the Mapetsi Policy Group, a lobbyist firm full of former Clinton administration apparatchiks for one week, to give Keystone advocates time to lean on Republicans inclined to support it.
- Tuesday, October 1, 2013



Follow Alinsky: Call Obama’s bluff

In his famous primer, “Rules for Radicals,” Saul Alinsky made two points that help illuminate how President Barack Obama has chosen to lead America.
- Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Paul sounds clarion for clarification on Syria adventurism

The Republican senator, who has become the foreign policy alternative voice to Sen. John S. McCain III (R-Ariz.) met with reporters Sept. 3 to flesh out his view on President Barack Obama’s Syrian machinations.
- Tuesday, September 3, 2013



For ‘Action August’ Little Obamanists harangue ‘Climate Deniers’

Forget the lazy days of summer. The cadre serving under the banner of Organizing for America have declared this month “Action August,” and the marching orders were issued for the Little Obamanists to stage rallies and blizzard their neighborhoods with flyers and postcards about Global Warming.
- Wednesday, August 14, 2013

This recess GOP plays dodge ball

Back three years, the harbinger that the Tea Party would revive the moribund Republican Party was the sight of Democratic incumbents overwhelmed and helpless in chaotic town meetings held during the August recess.
- Wednesday, August 7, 2013


Buckeye mutiny seeks to return Boehner to private life

Conservatives on Capitol Hill are not the only ones frustrated with Speaker John A. Boehner. Now a group of conservatives in Ohio-8, his congressional district are working to defeat him in the 2014 GOP primary.
- Tuesday, July 23, 2013

GOP Cordray cave (yet) another betrayal of conservatives, conservatism

Senate Republicans rejected pleas from conservatives to stand on principles against the “nuclear option” threatened by Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), when they helped July 16 confirm Richard Cordray as the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
- Tuesday, July 16, 2013

NAGR targets Toomey in Keystone State ad assault

The most aggressive of the national gun rights organizations launched an ad campaign against the Pennsylvania Republican senator, who worked with President Barack Obama to restrict gun rights.
- Wednesday, July 10, 2013


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