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 Friday May 16, 2008
Today, the supreme court of California has once again proven that freedom of choice, peoples’ choice and democracy are a thing of the past. Over and over again, the black-robed tyrannical dictators have usurped the power of the people to make decisions that affect their very lives, decreeing that homosexuals have the right to marry. It mattered not that, overwhelmingly, the people voted to restrict marriage to one man and one woman…
Maybe, this comes as a suprise to some of you, but I am grateful to Marietta, Georgia bar-keeper, Mike Norman, for selling tee-shirts with a picture of Curious George peeling a banana, with the caption, “Obama 08.”
Chris Matthews, host of the MSNBC program “Hardball,” (a venue which rivals “Air America” in popularity) was on his high horse last week castigating conservatives who followed Rush Limbaugh’s directive to cross party lines and vote for Hillary Clinton in the Indiana and North Carolina primaries…
From the heart of a woman who is tired of the racism
I often wonder why the issue of race has been brought up much lately, and with such emphasis in the media. Especially during this year’s race for the White House. Race is more and more, earning a spotlight in the media. Sadly, in various parts of the nation, the issue of race is still a problem. But, to counter that, many places stand above the fray as exemplary examples of how one should treat his fellow man…
Presidential candidate Barack Obama has been leading the way in the Democratic party as a strong contender for the nominee for quite some time. Right now Hillary Clinton has been the only one to challenge Obama enough to keep him in the race this long. Hillary, though I personally do not like her policies, has been betrayed by some of her own fellow democrats…
Thursday May 15, 2008
Barack Obama presents himself as the voice of hope and change. A transformational figure, he’ll set aside the old politics and run a dignified, elevated campaign, one eschewing gratuitous smears. If Obama is sincere, he should begin by cleaning up his party’s official Web presence…
Have you received your stimulus check yet? The government has deemed it a good idea to give the taxpayers, and non-payers also, a bit of money to spend…
As was correctly predicted within “Racing for 2025”, the discernable benefits of racial and gender recognition in the unseemly world of politics is growing increasingly more valuable with each passing day. Within the Democratic Party, these traits will soon prove to be even more valuable than the tactics of deception and outright lies that they usually employ…
Americans have painted themselves into the corner on energy and the two presumptive candidates for President are ready to finish off the nation with the worst possible “solutions.”
The May 9 edition of the New York Post carries a short article by an Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis student named Keith John Sampson. He tells a story of being charged with “racial harassment” simply because he was “caught” reading an anti-Ku Klux Klan book. I’m not kidding…
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Sunday May 04, 2008
In the last paragraph of “The English Patient”, Hana, the protagonist, stands alone in her house and, because hair flies in her eyes, accidentally knocks a glass from the cupboard, smashing it to pieces on the floor. Meanwhile, halfway around the world, Kip, the man she loves, easily catches a fork an inch from hitting the floor that similarly knocked off the dinner table by his daughter…
Saturday Jan 19, 2008
Candle In The Wind
Remembering the moment when I saw through the bombshell’s own shell is a simple pleasure I enjoy each time I hear her name or see her picture or watch one of her old movies on TV…
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