Jan

27

New Bolivian president soon to be darling of the American left?

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In December, Evo “Ponch” Morales was elected president of Bolivia by the widest margin since 1982. Morales ran on the following platform which, if it weren’t for the pay cut thing, would threaten Morales with a lawsuit from American Democrats for copyright infringement: –If elected, he’d cut his pay in half –Fight corruption –Increase taxes [...]

Jan

26

Peaceful, Fair Election: Jimmy Carter Urges More Terrorists on future ballots

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You’ve often heard the saying, “Jimmy Carter is a much better ex-president than he was president”. Well, that’s no longer true. Jimmy was overseas monitoring another election, followed by dinner where he mediated a settlement for a diner who was torn between “baked or fries”. In the Palestinian parliamentary elections under Carter’s watch, the Islamic [...]

Jan

26

In DC, a Picture is Worth a Thousand Reasons to Change the Subject

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About a week ago, there was a slight ripple of excitement among Democrats after it was reported that photos had been discovered of George W. Bush with admitted felon and former lobbyist Jack Abramoff. “Finally, we’ve got him!” Said many inside-the-beltway, along with those who would be inside but can’t fit all the way in. [...]

Jan

25

If Bush is dumb, Democrats are dumberer

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The president has been giving Democrats all across the nation emotional wedgies for years, and they’re not going to take it– not from a moron like Bush. The Washington Post today contains an op-ed entitled “Bush the incompetent“. Don’t be surprised, it always happens the day after the president defeats liberals at something. The column [...]

Jan

24

Google serves Chinese — an hour later, you're searching again

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Internet search engine Google is now starting service in China, helping citizens there search for anything and everything (that’s government approved). Google has agreed to filter their search results to meet with government limits in China. The site is “Google.cn“. Odds are that relatively quickly you won’t be able to go to Google.cn, type in [...]

Jan

24

Google serves Chinese — an hour later, you’re searching again

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Internet search engine Google is now starting service in China, helping citizens there search for anything and everything (that’s government approved). Google has agreed to filter their search results to meet with government limits in China. The site is “Google.cn“. Odds are that relatively quickly you won’t be able to go to Google.cn, type in [...]

Jan

24

NBC cancels "Book of Daniel" — Stay tuned for the premiere of "Jesus: The TV Show"

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A television network tried to tackle religion once again, with the same old results. NBC’s controversial program, “The Book of Daniel”, about an Episcopal priest named Daniel Webster who is a pill-popper with a drunken wife, drug dealing daughter, gay Republican son, and bisexual aunt, has been canceled. You just can’t make a show about [...]

Jan

24

NBC cancels “Book of Daniel” — Stay tuned for the premiere of “Jesus: The TV Show”

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A television network tried to tackle religion once again, with the same old results. NBC’s controversial program, “The Book of Daniel”, about an Episcopal priest named Daniel Webster who is a pill-popper with a drunken wife, drug dealing daughter, gay Republican son, and bisexual aunt, has been canceled. You just can’t make a show about [...]

Jan

23

Hollywood stars forced to take pay cuts — Malibu on catered suicide watch

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First Ford announces plant closings and job cuts, and now this? It’s been a terrible day. Facing declining cinema audiences, Hollywood is trying to persuade its top actors to set an example by cutting back a lucrative arrangement known as “first dollar”, under which the director, producer and stars receive a share of a film’s [...]

Jan

23

Monday's column: Roe v. Wade's 33rd anniversary (for those of you gifting, it's something between pearl and coral)

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My column today at WorldNetDaily is on the “celebration” by so many of the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion. Whatever side of the issue you find yourself, you’ve got to admit that the “party” atmosphere created by many organizations on the anniversary of the the law is more than [...]

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