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Yearly Archives: 2010
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*I will return to my regular posting schedule next week, after the holidays. Promises and Riots How long until our teenagers start rioting like the brats in the UK? http://townhall.com/columnists/ThomasSowell/2010/12/29/promises_and_riots Catastrophic Success A look at the President’s habit of calling … Continue reading
Poll: The GOP and Earmarks in 2011
Although attempts to ban earmarks in the past have failed, 2011 may be the best chance to successfully eliminate them. I want to know what you think. Do you buy into the notion that some earmarks are “good?” Or do … Continue reading
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Kathy Griffin “Honors” the Troops Honors them the only way liberals know how, by insulting them Rhetoric Rides Again Sorting out the issues from the rhetoric http://townhall.com/columnists/ThomasSowell/2010/12/07/rhetoric_rides_again Bigots and Terrorists in Portland Guess which one liberals are more concerned about? … Continue reading
Posted in Links, What I'm Reading
Tagged Alan West, anti-dhimmi, boo, Bradley manning, Bristol Palin, compromise, congress, Jullian Assange, Kathy Griffin, lame duck, Mohamed Mohamud, Obama, pamela Gellar, poll, Portland, tax cuts, terrorist
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I Voted For Partisan Gridlock and I’m Proud of It!
After last months election, President Obama warned Republicans that they had better be ready to play ball and work with him. “The American people were not issuing a mandate for gridlock,” he said. I beg to differ. I, for one, … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, National Politics
Tagged gridlock, John Boehner, Mitch McConnell, Obama, pledge, Republicans, taxes
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Poll: Your Take on Airport Security
A lot of people have been up in arms over the new body scanners in airports. Not only are the scans a lot more revealing than people imagined, but the pat-downs are far more invasive than originally thought as well. … Continue reading
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Ahhhh, Can You Feel The Tolerance? Just in Time Pre-election Shenanigans I just really like the word “shenanigans’ http://conservativehideout.com/wordpress/2010/11/02/quick-hits-pre-election-special-shenanigans-edition/ Predictions A National Review symposium http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/251838/winners-and-losers-nro-sympoisum Guess Who? “We have tried spending money. We are spending more than we’ve ever spent … Continue reading
Posted in Links, What I'm Reading
Tagged FDR, midterms, multiculturalism, predictions. elections, relativism, rhe raw deal, the great depression, the new deal
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The Last Taboo
For decades, the left has claimed that Christians try to shelter their children too much. Most believers try to present difficult topics to their children in an informative but not overly gratuitous manner. But that isn’t enough. The progressive influences … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Social Policies
Tagged abortion, late term, missy smith, partial-birth, pro-choice, pro-life
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