Josef Mengele has resurfaced as Barack Obama’s “Science Czar,” technically his Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
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Josef Mengele has resurfaced as Barack Obama’s “Science Czar,” technically his Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
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Obama Man CAN!
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The proud American will go down into his slavery with out a fight, beating his chest and proclaiming to the world, how free he really is. The world will only snicker.
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Well, the responsibility of governance turns out to be a lot harder- and requiring more ability- than the rheotric of campaigning. Obama has proven so incompetant in actually coming up with a solution to what to do with the Gitmo prisoners that his own Democrat buddies in Congress took away the money to work on [...]
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As heat mounts against the Peolosi administration for the 9,000 earmark strong “stimulus” package, along comes swine flu.
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Depending on who you listen to, South Carolina Govern0r Mark Sanford is either a saint or a dipstick for trying to channel federal “stimulus” funds to pay down debt rather than spending them for temporary fixes.
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The Red Sea of Ink, of course:
Since his inauguration on January 20, 2009, President Obama has proposed new spending programs that will add over the next 10 years $6.5-trillion (all figures U.S.) to the American national debt. That’s $6.5-trillion over and above the debt that would have been incurred had the existing policies been left [...]
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This is absolutely stunning (especially the fact that only the British press is covering it!):
The Michigan vs Jackson ruling in 1986 established that, if a defendants have a lawyer or have asked for one to be present, police may not interview them until the lawyer is present. …
The sixth amendment of the US constitution protects [...]
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Analysis: Obama scores win on pirate crisis
His administration passes its first critical national security test
…against 4 lightly armed pirates in an out-of-gas lifeboat with a single hostage, taking 4 days to ‘pass’.
… as a bit player who issued a general instruction on force that he had to clarify the next day and even that was [...]
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The very essence of modern conservatism is a losing spirit. By definition, a conservative is someone who wants to “preserve” something. If you are a conservative, you are part of a group of people that could be viewed as some kind of historian fan club, reminisicing about the good old days. Socially and culturally I [...]
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Obama’s previous gift exchanges so far have included:
a Wal-Mart-style DVD collection- which is incompatible with European equipment- to the Prime Minister of our staunchest ally.
An IPod for the Queen Mum of self-same ally, thoughtfully preloaded with some of Obama’s speeches
So, in that vein, there are some obvious recommendations to make:
For the French: a couple [...]
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She has the right level of devotion, with the same level of understanding of basic finance that has been shown of late:
unemployed artist Jennifer Stone-Anderson of St. Petersburg, Florida, who used her free time to turn her car into a rolling artistic tribute to Barack Obama. The problem? She’s not making the payments.
The part I like [...]
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Watching the debacle of the Obama Administration has gotten entertaining in a horrifically morbid kind of way. Something like watching the “Dumb and Dumber” duo assist an epileptic Hannibal Lechter doing surgery on you while you’re under an epidural and can do nothing to stop them.
Tax Cheat Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner is so far over [...]
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The NRA, Gun Owners of America, and Republicans in general should change their argument when it comes to gun ownership. I’m bringing this up because there is a news article out today about how Barack Obama wants to introduce a new law that regulates “assault weapons”–this includes magazines that hold more than 10 cartridges. I’ll [...]
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Michael Ramirez is an extraordinarily talented political cartoonist. To all those Americans who had no better sense than to vote for Barack Obama and other Democratic Party candidates, here are some of Michaels thoughts in cartoon form, so even YOU can understand them.
CONTINUE…
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Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota has become an outspoken – and occasionally controversial – Conservative voice in the House of Representatives since her first term began in 2007. A frequent guest on a variety of news and commentary programs on radio and television, Rep. Bachmann was kind enough to answer “Five Questions For Michele Bachmann.”
CONTINUE…
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Considering the inauguration of Barack Obama today (which has more trappings and media sales pitch than any 3 previous), it is time to contemplate the state of bigotry. First, let’s start with 2 polls :
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The past eight years have been interesting ones. We have seen an attack on the United States by radicalized Muslims, we have seen one large recession and the beginning of what could be a major depression, we have seen our military send troops to two different countries in large numbers and we have seen China [...]
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Dear Mr. President,
We’ve listened to you for almost two years. We’ve heard what you’ve said and wondered about what you didn’t say.
We’ve read and heard about some of your shady and even scary associates.
We’ve agonized over some of your official appointments.
We’ve reveled in your gaffes and snickered at your style.
Now, you are our President and [...]
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The Return of Rightwing Paranoia
Anthony Gregory points out that conservatives now oppose the state despite Obama enacting Bush-like policies. Most importantly, conservatives must learn to oppose aggressive foreign policy during this era that they are out of power, less they make the same mistakes as last time.
The conservatives [...]
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