Oct

29

John Edwards, the “Robbin’ Hood” Candidate

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John Edwards is like a bank robber who’s not afraid to take off his ski mask, look directly into the security camera, and let everybody know exactly who he is and what he’s about. I like that in a Democrat — because it makes them lose: John Edwards says if he’s elected president, he’ll institute [...]

Oct

29

Monday's Column: A Third Party for the Conservatives?

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Today’s column at WorldNetDaily began back when I saw an interview with Dr. James Dobson in a story about how the “religious right” is discussing the creation of a third party if the Republicans continue to drift away from conservative principles, and therefore, their former base. Though I share in this frustration, taking a chunk [...]

Oct

29

Monday’s Column: A Third Party for the Conservatives?

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Today’s column at WorldNetDaily began back when I saw an interview with Dr. James Dobson in a story about how the “religious right” is discussing the creation of a third party if the Republicans continue to drift away from conservative principles, and therefore, their former base. Though I share in this frustration, taking a chunk [...]

Oct

28

Never Give Up, Trinity Style

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Time is tight this weekend and I’ll be back at regular commentary on Monday, but this last second lateral-fest in Division III college football yesterday during the Trinity/Millsaps game is worth another look. You’d have to go to a hillbilly singles bar in the Ozarks to witness more backwards passes:

Oct

27

Atheists Plagiarize Ampersand, Won't Stand Silent for Free Thought

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There’s atheist news coming out our ever-evolving ears this morning. First, unbeknownst to me, the Atheist movement in America has been looking for its own version of the Christian fish symbol. The obvious answer would be to just have that fish crawling out of the water onto the beach, but instead they found their symbol [...]

Oct

27

Atheists Plagiarize Ampersand, Won’t Stand Silent for Free Thought

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There’s atheist news coming out our ever-evolving ears this morning. First, unbeknownst to me, the Atheist movement in America has been looking for its own version of the Christian fish symbol. The obvious answer would be to just have that fish crawling out of the water onto the beach, but instead they found their symbol [...]

Oct

26

Cave-Dwelling Hotness: Neanderthal Redheads

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As a former redhead, the following story piqued my interest while also providing an explanation as to why my knuckles drag on the ground when I walk. From Fox News: Like bringing to life a naked mannequin, scientists are using genetic and physical evidence found in fossils to clothe the skeletal remains of our closest [...]

Oct

26

Halloween House of Horowitz

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David Horowitz has a peculiar talent: He can make a good point without having to say a word. Attempting to speak at Emory University on “Islamofascism Awareness Week,” Horowitz was confronted by followers of Islam and assorted leftists who were so determined to prove to the world that they are sick and tired of being [...]

Oct

25

Hillary Interview Offers Peaceful Queesy Feeling

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It’s time again to get another childish and sophomoric giggle from unintentional innuendo in a Hillary Clinton interview. Take some Dramamine though before digging further into this syrupy stack of fablecakes. If you thought Bill Clinton only got wood for other women, you were wrong: Hillary Rodham Clinton says husband Bill often brings her romantic [...]

Oct

25

Call Signs That Won't Offend Our Enemies

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And by “enemies,” I’m of course referring to some U.S. journalists: U.S. Army combat units headed for Iraq have been advised to be sensitive to Iraqis, in order to avoid making anymore enemies than they already have over there. So one unit headed there, the 1/35 Armor (1st battalion of the 35th armored regiment) will [...]

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