Monthly Archives: February 2008

God Speaks To Gore

    Al Gore certainly won’t debate or discuss his insane notions of man’s effect on the planet with anyone who doubts him, so God has decided to tell Gore directly that he’s dead wrong. Coming straight from the top, as it … Continue reading

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McCain/Times Update

New York Times ombudsman slams article on McCain Feb 23 06:48 PM US/Eastern The New York Times‘ ombudsman strongly criticized the newspaper’s insinuation this week that White House hopeful John McCain had a tryst with a female lobbyist 31 years … Continue reading

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A Cornered, Wounded Wolverine

    Those who have known about Hillary Clinton’s proclivity for extreme vitriol all along should not be surprised in the least at her latest salvos launched at Barack Obama. I’m certain that Dick Morris could have predicted this long ago, … Continue reading

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No Good Deed…

  *Sigh* So here we are…the brave souls who set out to save Planet Earth. We have instituted policies requiring citizens to sort their refuse into designated bins for the purpose of recycling, thereby reducing waste. We have begun turning … Continue reading

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Will The “Old Gray Lady” Be Available At The Checkout Line?

    Proving yet again that the Jayson Blair debacle was no anomaly, The New York Times has taken another step towards tabloid credibility. But mere credibility is not all that’s at stake with this latest episode of betrayal of the public trust. … Continue reading

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John R. Houk/Slant Right

A Single Vote Could Give Al-Qaeda Victory Over America Posted by johnhouk on Feb 16, 2008 John R. Houk © February 16, 2008 The Global War on Terror (GWOT) and terminating transnational terrorists such as al-Qaeda should be the primary focus of the … Continue reading

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Scopes v. State, Again

   Back in 1925, John Scopes decided to incorporate the teachings of Darwin into his curriculum, an act that landed hin in deep trouble with the State of Tennessee. It was the trial that made Clarence Darrow a household name. … Continue reading

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What Hath We Wrought?

      I felt the need to write this down while the subject matter was still fresh in everyone’s minds, what with the recent shooting by a former student. The news wires and the blogosphere alike are already working feverishly to … Continue reading

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The Deafening Silence

     George Orwell’s timing may have been off by a bit, but his vision was true enough. Call it what you will, novel or prophecy, but 1984 is certainly approaching fast. Yet, there is an eerie complacency amongst the populace that has … Continue reading

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