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Any chance of someone getting this CNN interview excerpt over to the President? Mohammad: Excuse me, sir. I have a message for the international community. Would you please let me tell it? Roberts: Yes, go ahead. Mohammad: Americans, European Union, international community, this government is not definitely — is definitely not elected by the majority [...]
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Where, oh, where did the Governor go? Where, oh where can he be? The whereabouts of Gov. Mark Sanford was unknown for nearly four days, and some state leaders question who was in charge of the executive office. But Sanford’s office told the lieutenant governor’s office Monday afternoon that Sanford has been reached and he [...]
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Says Stephen Green, “Under the Obama Plan, 95% of Americans will receive a tax cut, except for the ones who drink soda.” Or smoke cigarettes, or chew tobacco, or have health care benefits, or use electricity…
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Where’s that Vichy French Captain when we need him? It’s been four months, and still President Obama has yet to criticize publicly a single project from the $787 billion economic stimulus spending package, despite his Feb. 20 pledge that if federal or state agencies tried to slip any bad spending through, he would “call them [...]
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How do you get a job in the Obama administration? Andrew Malcom cracked the code. First, get a lot of money. Second, get a lot of friends with a lot of money. Third, all of you give a lot of that money to Barack Obama’s Democratic presidential campaign. This is, of course, the same way [...]
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Stacy has some interesting thoughts on IG-Gate. At this point, IG-Gate raises two basic questions: Does all this suspicious smoke indicate a genuinely scandalous fire? That is to say, is there genuine crime or ethical misconduct involved, or are the inspectors generals just victims of political hardball which, while rudely thuggish in typical Chicago fashion, [...]
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Death to another old mantra! LONDON – It’s a spelling mantra that generations of schoolchildren have learned — “i before e, except after c.” But new British government guidance tells teachers not to pass on the rule to students, because there are too many exceptions. The “Support For Spelling” document, which is being sent to [...]
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At some point in the last couple of years, the word “neocon” changed meaning for the left. It used to mean “member of a shadowy Jewish cabal that secretly runs the United States for Jewish purposes *wink wink*“. Now, it just seems to mean any foreign policy the leftist using it doesn’t like. And, oh [...]
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