Archive for June, 2005

Jun 05 2005

Euro Lunacy

The EU constitution should have been abolished since it was not truly a constitution . [hat tip: polipundit] 1. A constitution has to be readable to permit a popular vote; this text is unreadable. 2. A constitution doesn’t impose a political ideology; this text is partisan. 3. A constitution is revisable; this text is locked […]

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Jun 04 2005

Handling the Koran, Handling the WOT?

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The MSM has sunk to a new low this week, not only by jumping all over a few minor, insignificant events where the Koran was not handled gingerly enough, but by misleading and hiding other facts. What is pathetic in this MSM lemming act is they have NOT addressed the much more severe abuses of […]

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Jun 04 2005

WOT Felled Liberalism

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I have been a firm believer that the democrats began their march to permanent minority status when the liberal left began pulling back, then critizing the morality of our War on Terror (WOT). They started slowly, but have ramped up continuously. All the time the democrats and independents who understand why we are at war, […]

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Jun 04 2005

More On WVA Senate

Thanks to Lori Byrd of Polipundit for a great referral. She found a place to watch the WVA senate seat play out might be at Don Surber’s which should be insightful. I have many relatives in WVA so I understand the people out in the hinterlands, but I do not know the state politics indepth. […]

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Jun 03 2005

WVA Giving Up The Byrd?

I predicted quite a while ago I felt Byrd would not survive this election season. He has become a mockery of the Senate in his ramblings. I have some respect for the man’s years of service, but at the same time he is tainted goods with his KKK past and resistence to minorities in leadership […]

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Jun 03 2005

Dean Is Killing the Dems

OK folks, let us all recall Bush won in 2004 with nearly 60 million votes, 3 million more than Kerry. These were all time numbers (total, not percentage). Moderate, non aligned voters make up roughly a third of the electorate. Bush won these handily, but Kerry had a lot of votes from this pool of […]

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Jun 03 2005

America’s Humble Heroes

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What distinguishes America? Not only can our leaders come from anywhere within our society (Rice, Powell, Bush, Clinton, etc) so do our heroes. In fact, our heroes are more likely to come from the core of America – the average citizen. Here is a story of one such American. An extraordinary person who reflects well […]

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Jun 03 2005

The Sky Is Falling!! – Not.

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NYTimes had to admit again today the economy under Bush is darn good. WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. employers added only 78,000 workers to their payrolls last month, far fewer than expected, a government report showed on Friday, but the unemployment rate edged down to it lowest level since September 2001. [5.1%, which they had to […]

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Jun 03 2005

Filibuster Showdown

Many felt the GOP lost terribly when the filibuster deal was made at the 11th hour. Then again, many felt that this was a first skirmish in a strategic political battle where the GOP had to win the filibuster fight, win the nominations and win the respect and support of the American people (mainly the […]

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Jun 02 2005

EU vs USA

I have already posted on the Netherland’s vote and how it is being seen here, but David Brooks has an insightful Op-Ed that is a must read [registration required]. Here are some of the great points he lays out while he lists the economic failures in Europe, which are really failures from the same policies […]

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