Monthly Archives: September 2005

Bill Bennett; racist or making a point?

Media Matters has the audio and transcript from the September 28 broadcast of Salem Radio Network’s Bill Bennett’s Morning in America: Bennett’s remark was apparently inspired by the claim that legalized abortion has reduced crime rates, which was posited in …

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F. D. B.????

From The Cato Institute: It wasn’t a fireside chat on the radio. No, it was different. President Bush stood in front of a church and addressed the nation by television. But otherwise, we’re back in the days of President Franklin …

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Leave My Child Alone?

Leave My Child Alone is the latest act of Cindy and Co. My nephew brought this home from school yesterday… Did you know… that the regressive No Child Left Behind Act includes a little-known section requiring high schools to turn …

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Judith Miller released today

E & P Judith Miller, The New York Times reporter who has been jailed since July 6 for refusing to identify a source, has been released, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported on its Web site tonight. Knight Ridder’s news service then …

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Is this ethical?

NRO Coming Soon: The Ronnie Earle Movie The DeLay prosecutor has let a film crew follow him through the whole case. For the last two years, as he pursued the investigation that led to Wednesday’s indictment of House Majority Leader …

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Roberts Sworn In

John Roberts was sworn in as the 17th chief justice of the United States on Thursday, taking his oath at a White House ceremony attended by President Bush and other justices of the Supreme Court. Other blog coverage: Swearing-In Ceremony …

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Are The Flight Attendents Unions High????

From MSN: Three groups representing flight attendants are calling for a boycott of the box-office hit “Flightplan.” In the Jodie Foster thriller about a mother looking for her missing daughter aboard a plane, a flight attendant colludes with an air …

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From One Flood to Another…

After Peejz’s post on the relief bill for Louisiana, I found this one on Reason.com with some even more disturbing comments and plenty of hypocritical turds floating in the flood of red ink. Shelley Moore Capito is worried about Hurricane …

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$250 Billion for Louisianna?

Mary Landrieu (D-LA) and David Vitter(R- LA)proposed legislation called the Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief and Economic Recovery Act . In it, they are asking us, the tax payers to give them $250 billion. Mary Landrieu has legislation here *$ 8 …

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Free Abortions

Arkansas Clinic Offers Free Abortions A doctor has offered to perform free abortions on hurricane evacuees, saying it may be too dangerous for them to wait until they return home. Despite protests from abortion opponents, Little Rock Family Planning clinic …

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And the Punchline is…

DAN Rather wants to reopen the investigation into President Bush and the National Guard story that resulted in the Memogate scandal and led to his early departure from the anchor desk. But his bosses at CBS have forbidden him to …

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Better Late Than Never, Jimmy

Five years after the controversial 2000 presidential election, ex-President Jimmy Carter now says he’s certain Al Gore defeated George W. Bush. “Well I would say that in the year 2000, the country failed abysmally in the presidential election process,” Carter …

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The Money Pit Known as The Red Cross

From The LA Times: WITH HURRICANE RITA now making news, it’s time for Americans to take a more disciplined look at their tremendous generosity. As of last week, the American Red Cross reported that it had raised $826 million in …

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Anna and the Supreme Court

Now we know the REAL reason why Roberts in gunning for this nomination to go through! The former Guess jeans model… Miss White Trash America herself – Anna Nicole Smith (aka – Vickie Lynn Hogan) – is getting her day …

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Delay Indicted

AP A Texas grand jury on Wednesday charged Rep. Tom DeLay and two political associates with conspiracy in a campaign finance scheme, an indictment that could force him to step down as House majority leader. DeLay attorney Steve Brittain said …

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