Archive for June, 2005

Jun 14 2005

Exposing The Terrorists

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Hat Tip to Mark Coffey at Decision 08 on finding this incredible piece by Christopher Hitchens. The article covers how Al Iraqiya Television is unmasking and exposing the insurgents by presenting them to the Iraqi people. A stunning PR effort which, surprisingly, the US could not implement due to the Geneva Convention (since when is […]

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Jun 14 2005

Limp Reps Throwing Away 1700 Lives

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America sent our military men and women into Iraq to change the world and stem the tied of Islamic fascism. To date this valient effort has cost 1700 lives and numerous damaged lives and bodies. Now some weak-kneed republicans want to throw all this sacrifice away. They are the ones we should toss aside. Right […]

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Jun 14 2005

GOP Backbone Appears

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Fixed the wrong link to the original AP story. Michelle Malkin has a post on this as well The GOP voices with a backbone are coming out now that the weak-kneed reps have been hyped in the MSM. Good. Answering the critics, Vice President Dick Cheney on Monday said war-on-terror detainees would continue to be […]

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Jun 14 2005

VA Primaries Today

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This will be short and updated with the results later today, but VA goes to the polls in a combined Democrat-Republican primary today (you can only vote in one or the other) to select candidates for the three top offices in the fall. On the Republican side it will most likely mean who will win […]

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Jun 14 2005

Medical Break Through, No Embryos

A seriously major break through for brain diseases and spinal/nerve injuries was announced today by the McKnight Brain Institute. While this is still in the animal research phase (rodents), it is something never before done with incredible potential. I have compiled a list of referrences here, here, and here. The aim is to use adult […]

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Jun 14 2005

Governator Takes on CA

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While our ‘professional’ politicians whimper and cower in the face of hard decisions and a hostile media, Governor Schwarzenegger is making an incredibly bold move in CA. After months and months of battling a stubborn and careless legislature (how do you think CA got into the fiscal mess it is in now?) The Governator is […]

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Jun 13 2005

Carnival of The Clueless

Right Wing Nut House has a great idea! I bet Dean wins big in the first round. Get your candidate posts in for your favorite Clueless One(s), there is more than enough material out there. It will take me all day to sift through my candidates. UPDATE! The Carnival is Up!

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Jun 13 2005

Is the Filibuster Deal Being Broken?

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Here is an interesting article from the Washington Times which claims the democrats are already violating their agreement. Democrats led by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts stopped a federal appeals court nominee last week by demanding that more of his unpublished legal opinions be provided to them. Mr. Bush nominated U.S. District Judge Terrence […]

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Jun 13 2005

Fix the UN Before Mo’ Money

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Peter Brookes makes some good points in the NY Post today in support of legislation being pushed through Congress. The UN needs to overhauled and show results before the US puts a lot of money into it. This week, the House of Representatives will debate and vote on the United Nations Reform Act of 2005, […]

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Jun 13 2005

From the Duh! Files

NYTimes runs an article on a Congressional Report on the United Nations. The earth shattering conclusion is: A Congressionally mandated panel will report this week that the United Nations suffers from poor management, “dismal” staff morale and lack of accountability and professional ethics How much did we have to pay for this duh!-report? A waste […]

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