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Card check backlash. GOP vows to block Franken. An appeal for disunity. US Muslims demonstrate. |
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Deborah Durkee's Blog
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By Deborah Durkee on
1/4/2009 8:12 AM
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Card check faces growing backlash.
Some Democrats in the Senate are growing wobbly as the reality of their vote for this union hammer could come back to hit them in their upcoming re-election campaigns. Since 80 percent of Americans are against this unconstitutional, anti-freedom measure, this has the potential to inspire the anger that the illegal immigration bill of a couple of years ago inspired. Here’s to power to the real people—you and me. From Kimberley Strassel of the Wall Street Journal:< ...
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Politically Correct Wars (Hey, You Hit Me Back!) |
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By huffer_g on
1/3/2009 5:40 PM
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With the Israeli ground forces going into Gaza, one has to wonder if they will stay long enough to actually do the job.
Certainly in the 2006 war with Hezbollah they either did not know what they were up against or they bowed to international pressure to quit.
Israel is in a state of war with Gaza.
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Tax Abuse! |
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Ted's Blog
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By Ted on
1/1/2009 4:45 PM
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Here is another area where the tax money collected in the past to fund infrastructurer was squandered on projects politicians deemed more socially pressing. What this has done is distorted our tax system and allowed politicians to buy votes as opposed to doing their job. Why would the American people be willing to pay more to a program where accoutability is non-existant? It appears if they find the right name for it, we will fall for anything.
Just how stupid are we? It appears that question is still to be answered:
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Justice in the Balance! |
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Ted's Blog
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By Ted on
12/26/2008 8:05 PM
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Chief Justice Robers has identified the pay of federal judges as an emerging crisis – stating that low pay is failing to keep them on the job and hinders our ability to lure talented lawyers from private practice to the federal bench.
Committees in the House and Senate this year voted nearly 30 percent salary hikes for federal judges, but neither house of Congress acted on the measure. ...
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