in the wrong era. Soundly refuting
liberals online since 2000. NOTE: That is NOT
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| Gallup | Campaign 2012: Obama, Romney Each Has Economic Strengths With Americans |
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| Chi. Sun Times | New Tone: Inside Sunday’s violent clash between ‘Black Bloc’ anarchists, cops |
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| Power Line | Media Watch: “Is GOP trying to sabotage economy to hurt Obama?” |
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| WaPo | Shock: White House visitor logs provide window into lobbying industry |
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| Politico | Interesting: Obama super PAC slump continues |
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Audacity of Truth
"Diplomacy":
"People are saying what in the world is going on with North Carolina, we look like Mississippi." - NC Gov. Bev Perdue (D) on the passage of Amendment One, 5-11-12
Daily Archives: January 25th, 2006 «
Is Al Qaeda losing?
Chris Hitchens argues “yes”: I once hypothesized that Osama Bin Laden might be dead. The induction went like this: Proof of life is easy to furnish, but some of the tapes allegedly showing him could easily have been cobbled from earlier releases. Ergo, it mattered to al-Qaida to demonstrate that he was alive. Yet they [...]
25th Anniversary of Reagan’s first inauguration
Last Friday marked the 25th anniversary of Ronald Reagan’s first inauguration. To my shame, I neglected to blog about it I was in the middle of my move and, oh well – there just isn’t any excuse! Dr. Sanity, however, was on the ball and wrote this stirring post about the time he met the [...]
Galloway may soon face fraud investigation
Couldn’t happen to a more deserving guy: George Galloway faces the prospect of a criminal investigation into his activities by the serious fraud office, which has collected evidence relating to the oil-for-food corruption scandal in Iraq. A four-strong SFO team returned from Washington with what a source close to US investigators calls “thousands of documents” [...]
Turning their backs on the truth
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales gave a speech yesterday at Georgetown University law school in defense of domestic warrantless wiretaps. The Washington Post’s write up on the speech of course included quotes from only those who disagreed with Gonzales statements about the wiretaps, as you’ll note in the article. The event was not without the usual [...]
10-8 party line vote sets up Senate vote on Alito
Via the Washington Post: Democrats all but conceded the Supreme Court confirmation of Samuel A. Alito Jr. yesterday but signaled they will use the Senate debate that begins today to focus on President Bush’s domestic spying program and their predictions that Alito will be too pliant in supporting it. The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 10 [...]
