Mar

27

Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?: War Protester Edition

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At a 5th anniversary of the Iraq war protest, marchers called for the impeachment of George W. Bush, a president who has angered the left to the point of rendering Cindy Sheehan and friends incapable of understanding the difference between prepositions and adverbs. It’s all about the “O”…

Mar

26

Your Government at Work, Part XXVII

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If the numbers that come out for the 2010 U.S. Census seem a bit off — such as if the population of Scranton is reported to be 49 billion — there’s a good reason: Big worries for the nation’s first high-tech census should have been obvious when the door-to-door headcounters couldn’t figure out their fancy [...]

Mar

26

Job Hunting in the Future

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Coming very soon, to an America near you:

Mar

26

George McGovern’s Presidential Levels of Difficulty

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George McGovern has stunned much of the nation with a recent statement. Why? Well, much of the nation was completely unaware that George McGovern was still alive. Once that shock subsided, George also had something to say about Hillary and Barack’s presidential odds: “I have a feeling that in this country where we’re at today [...]

Mar

25

Al Franken: Friend of the Working Man… As Long As That Man Doesn’t Get Injured Working for Al Franken

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A press release from Republican Party of Minnesota Chairman Ron Carey: “The Republican Party of Minnesota’s Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) request with the state of New York has revealed that Al Franken was fined for a two-year failure to provide disability benefits coverage for his employees. Given that Al Franken Inc. cut a check [...]

Mar

25

It’s Time to Call the Left’s ‘Majority of Americans’ Bluff

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The left is having a regular fecal-fit over one word that Dick Cheney said recently. Here’s an excerpt from a Good Morning America interview with Cheney (video here): CHENEY: On the security front, I think there’s a general consensus that we’ve made major progress, that the surge has worked. That’s been a major success. RADDATZ: [...]

Mar

24

Small Soldier’s Wish Comes True

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Here’s the “tug at your heartstrings” story of the day: FORT HOOD – Five-year-old Gaven Cox was given one wish to do anything he wanted. Instead of asking to go to Sea World or to meet Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, Gaven modestly asked for some McDonald’s food. The child’s parents laughed and told him to [...]

Mar

24

Monday’s Column: A Taxing Economy

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Today’s column at WorldNetDaily revolves around the worsening trend in government idiocy that has our elected officials wanting us to believe (as all too many do) that the economy, environment and our health can be fixed if we’d pay much higher taxes — all of which ends up proving that the only economic boom taxation [...]

Mar

23

A Big NorEaster: It’s Raining McCain

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Happy Easter, all! We’re going to celebrate by gagging up the chocolate bunny we just ate, thanks to three cholesterol-challenged women and their pro-McCain musical video, “It’s raining McCain”: Not exactly “Obama Girl” is it? But then, Republicans have never been as good at marketing as Democrats.

Mar

22

A Star Explodes

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Surprisingly enough, I’m not talking about Britney Spears. Here’s a little news for my fellow space geeks. If you saw an extra star in the handle of the Little Dipper constellation (correction: not in the frame of the Little Dipper, but rather as bright as the stars in its handle — thanks PlanetTom) early Thursday [...]

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