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Clinton’s Sneak Attack on Freedom; Promoting Voter Fraud

February 3, 2012
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The following is a guest post by Joseph Hall. *** Clinton’s Sneak Attack on Freedom; Promoting Voter Fraud In 2012, voter rights vs. voter fraud issues will be elevated to dizzying heights. While the average citizen may not perceive a problem, the fact remains, voter fraud is alive and well in the USA! In...

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Saturday Night Link Fest

January 14, 2012
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The snow has finally arrived in Central New York, and brought along a lot of cold, too. It’s a good night to stay home and watch #1 Syracuse beat up on Providence. Later I’ll switch over for the big Broncos-Patriots match up. I’ll be rooting for Tebow and the Broncos. (No, I’m not normally...

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Can One Be a Conservative Feminist?

January 8, 2012
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Maureen Dowd’s sneering column in which she looks down her nose at Karen Santorum, inspired a long post by Da TechGuy, which in turn prompted a response by The Other McCain. There’s a bit of a debate over whether one can be a conservative and a feminist. It is unfortunate that some of my...

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Saturday Funnies

December 31, 2011
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Courtesy of Baloo’s Cartoon Blog Tweetvaso link

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Taxpayers Pay $250K Per Year Per Chevy Volt?

December 21, 2011
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I’m still fairly young and healthy, but this news gives me palpitations. Very few people want to drive a government-sponsored Chevy Volt, so the government had to subsidize our investment. It’s not looking like it was such a good investment. Each Chevy Volt sold thus far may have as much as $250,000 in state...

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Democrats Rake in Cash From Lobbyists

December 20, 2011
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Democrats constantly rail against lobbyists and special interests while at the same time raking in cash from lobbyists and special interests. According to The Washington Times, lobbyists have donated more to political campaigns in the past six month than ever, and the Democrats have taken in 30% more lobbyist cash than Republicans. What a...

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North Korea Test Fires Missile After Death of Kim Jong Il

December 19, 2011
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After the announcement of the death of their Dear Leader Kim Jong Il, the North Korean military sent a message to the world by test firing missiles. They say the missile test is unrelated to the death. Either way, they’re as unstable as ever. North Korea — North Korea test fired a short-range missile...

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Time’s Person of the Year – The Protester!

December 14, 2011
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I’ll bet you’re shocked to hear that Time’s “Person of the Year” is “The Protester.” They lumped all protesters together – this year’s protesters, that is – the Arab Spring protesters, the Greek rioters and OWS, the Tea Party is just mentioned as a “foreshadowing.” No doubt they would have loved to make it...

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Wall Street Eatery Hurt by OWS Closing for Good

December 14, 2011
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You can count the employees of the Wall Street Cafe among the casualties of the OWS movement. They’re all losing their jobs because the fledgling business is shutting down. What a shame. Thursday will be the last day for the 23,000 square-foot eatery that opened at 40 Wall St. in June, the Daily News...

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ClimateGate Part II

November 22, 2011
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Another batch of emails from climate scientists was discovered that could cause further embarrassment for the alarmists. I guess you could call this ClimateGate Part II. (Unless you count the last bogus report, or James Hanson’s personal enrichment scandal.) The Guardian seems to confirm that a large batch of emails recently made public is...

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Syrian Pro-Democracy Rebels Score Formal Talks with Britain

November 19, 2011
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Britain is now in formal talks with Syria’s pro-democracy opposition, after the EU placed an embargo on oil from that country in September 2011. New York Times: Syria normally exports about only 100,000 barrels of crude daily, but earnings from that oil have become more important to an economy battered by months of political...

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Palin: ‘Congress Occupied Wall Street Long Before Anyone Pitched a Tent in Zuccotti Park,’ Pelosi: Stood By Rangel at Tony Fundraiser

November 18, 2011
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Sarah Palin slammed Congress in a Wall Street Journal op-ed for exempting themselves from the laws that apply to all of us. It truly is disgusting – they engage in insider trading, pass legislation that’s favorable to their personal portfolios, and accept IPO gifts in exchange for legislative favors. Palin points out how some...

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MF Global Wrote Bad Checks to Customers Before Filing Bankruptcy

November 6, 2011
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Under the watch of former Democrat Senator and governor of New Jersey Jon Corzine, MF Global sent out bad checks to clients days before filing for bankruptcy. There’s also the matter of $600 million that’s gone missing. It’s not clear how many MF Global customers got checks that have bounced. But online message boards...

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Who Votes for Democracy?

November 4, 2011
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We are witnessing the tyranny not of the majority but instead of the majority of voters coming to fruition.

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