in the wrong era. Soundly refuting
liberals online since 2000. NOTE: That is NOT
me pictured at left. :)
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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: December 12th, 2011 «
If I had $1 million I might try to bribe Mike Savage off the air
Well, probably not. I could find much better uses/causes for that money. But it would be mighty tempting considering his latest stupid stunt, as noted below. Hey, Savage – how about letting, you know, primary voters decide whether Newt should be allowed to continue on and challenge President Obama in the general election next year, [...]
Spinsanity: Wasserman Schultz claims unemployment has not gone up under Obama
Here’s Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the woman who also chairs the DNC, on Fox and Friends this morning in a somewhat lively exchange with morning co-host Gretchen Carlson: Gretchen Carlson, FOX News: Unemployment has gone up precipitously since he took office. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, DNC Chair: That is simply not true. In fact, unemployment [...]
AFP
World: Sarkozy: We need Britain, but there are now ‘two Europes’
NYT
Hmm: As Kindle Fire Faces Critics, Remedies Are Promised
Gallup
Whoa: Record 64% Rate Honesty, Ethics of Members of Congress Low
WaPo
It’s On: Supreme Court to hear challenge of Arizona’s restrictive immigration law
Right Scoop
Sigh: Glenn Beck: I’d consider Ron Paul as third party over Newt Gingrich
When outrage is your friend
**Posted by Phineas I don’t know about you, but, when I hear someone say they are outraged by something, or that something is “outrageous,” it sounds odd to me. Seemingly quaint and a bit archaic, even Victorian, it brings to mind images of a stuffy old fuddy-duddy harrumphing over skirts that go above the ankle. [...]
