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One big Karmic “I Told Ya So!”

Posted on January 31, 2009 by mark
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Didn’t we hear this before? Agreeing unconditionally to enter into dialog with the likes of Iran would be taken for a sign of weakness, some have claimed. Others declared that we must talk with them to begin the process of … Continue reading →

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Dangerous Words

Posted on January 30, 2009 by mark
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It is amazing to me to see the chutzpa of the current crew in charge of the destiny of our government. In one carefully crafted sentence buried deep within the stimulus bill. This little gem apparently grants sole discretion over … Continue reading →

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One cool tool from the Evil Empire

Posted on January 30, 2009 by mark
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I am trying out Microsoft’s new Live Writer to post info to this blog. Way cool so far. You can get your own copy here … Continue reading →

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Actual wisdom from the Kossacks!

Posted on March 12, 2008 by mark
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Ya know, I generally have little to say regarding the rantings over at the Daily Kos, but…here’s a collection of beauties from this thread: Saying that Hillary has Executive Branch experience is like saying Yoko Ono was a Beatle. Proximity … Continue reading →

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Better screwed than rude.

Posted on February 20, 2008 by mark
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Mark Steyn offers a modern analog to the old cry of ” Better Dead than Red” … Continue reading →

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Which candidate agrees with you?

Posted on November 25, 2007 by mark
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Ultimate 2008 Presidential Candidate Matcher Your Result: Mitt Romney   Mitt Romney was the governor of Massachusetts, where he was known as a centrist. He reformed the state healthcare system, and would pursue reforms at the national level as well. … Continue reading →

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Does the Muslim Brotherhood mean what it says?

Posted on September 12, 2007 by mark
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Rod Dreher over at the Dallas morning News discusses What the Muslim Brotherhood means for the U.S. Six years after 9/11, we’re still asleep. Islamic radicals have declared war on us – and some are fighting here in what looks … Continue reading →

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AP Poll: 59% of americans are self-absorbed narcisistic morons

Posted on September 11, 2007 by mark
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That’s not really a fair analysis. Well enough, that is a rather cruel generalization of the uninformed masses, but I find that it does fits our current congress as it pertains to those who simply cannot rationally contemplate american success. … Continue reading →

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Wishing for more…

Posted on September 6, 2007 by mark
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OK. So I watched the Republican debate last night and I couldn’t help thinking that we deserve better. Let’s start with the top three and half – Giuliani, Romney, McCain, and Thompson. Rudy so often comes off as a one … Continue reading →

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Why don’t we hear more about stuff like this?

Posted on September 5, 2007 by mark
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I mean, seriously. This sort of thing is what medical research is all about. In April we wrote about research led by Yacoub, who’s been called the world’s leading heart surgeon. His team had managed in the laboratory to grow … Continue reading →

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