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Is Al Gore our next Jesus Christ? Looks like Time Magazine is building the case. Prophet not accepted in his own country? Check Persecuted and reviled? Check Preaching the Truth to save us? Check A loyal band of disciples? Check Sentenced to death for his beliefs? Well, okay. We’re not there yet. But if you [...]
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When I read this story, I didn’t get as upset as some did yesterday. Booed mercilessly at the Miss Universe pageant by a Mexican audience angry at U.S. immigration policy, and seen by millions of TV viewers as she slipped and fell on the pageant stage, Miss USA Rachel Smith nonetheless managed to take the [...]
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Well here we go again. An unclassified summary of outed CIA officer Valerie Plame’s employment history at the spy agency, disclosed for the first time today in a court filing by Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald, indicates that Plame was “covert” when her name became public in July 2003. The summary is part of an attachment [...]
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Linda Chavez, long-time conservative policy wonk and columnist, has completely lost her ever-loving mind. Some people just don’t like Mexicans — or anyone else from south of the border. They think Latinos are freeloaders and welfare cheats who are too lazy to learn English. They think Latinos have too many babies, and that Latino kids [...]
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Today we honor the warriors who fought our nation’s enemies, defended the cause of liberty, and gave their lives in the cause of freedom. We offer our love and our heartfelt compassion to the families who mourn them. We pray that our country may always prove worthy of the sacrifices they made. For seven generations, [...]
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Life imitates art*: CAIRO, Egypt — Customs officers at Cairo’s airport on Thursday detained a man bound for Saudi Arabia who was trying to smuggle 700 live snakes on a plane, airport authorities said. The officers were stunned when a passenger, identified as Yahia Rahim Tulba, after being asked to open his carry-on bag, told [...]
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The most ethical Congress ever, ever. Powerful Democratic chairmen and subcommittee chairmen have relied on lobbyists to raise money during the first three months of this year, according to recent fundraising reports, which cast light on the strong opposition to lobbying reform legislation scheduled to reach the floor today. Conservative Democrats in the Blue Dog [...]
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I was all set to write a long post about the so-called Immigration Reform bill that’s sliming its way through Congress. I ended up deleting the whole thing after reading this post by Andy McCarthy. As a human being, I want to support legalization, even though everything in my experience tells me it is always [...]
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Here is the Immigration Bill, annotated and in easy-to-digest chunks, thanks to N.Z. Bear. The genesis of how it came to be and a couple tips on what to do with it are here. (via Instapundit) Word on the street is that the bill is already dead before it hits the Senate floor. There will [...]
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Mark Steyn on the so-called Immigration Reform bill: Don’t worry: It’s not an “amnesty.” Every politician in America is opposed to amnesty — if not the concept, then at least the word. That’s why the visa starts with the letter that’s furthest away from the one “amnesty” begins with. “Z” stands for zellout . . [...]
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