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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Uncommon insight
The Saddest Lede on the Internet Today. Says Ric Locke on his new blog. And what was the lede? “Americans believe that the normal state of things is not-violence.” Do you suppose that’s true? That that’s why we … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Domestic Politics, Economics, Libertarianism, social science, Synova's Page
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Where do I donate to the “citizen journalist” legal fund???
ACORN wants to play hardball. Smack it back at them… But that takes resources.
Posted in Around the Web, Keith's Page
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Creep Factor 10
So, what do you do when adults stop singing your praises…
Posted in Around the Web, Keith's Page
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BOHICA
The Democrats really do want to screw the little people… I guess they think if you own a home, you must be rich.
Posted in Around the Web, Keith's Page
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Bogus Civility
Finally someone said what I’ve been thinking about this constant call to civility: Have we transformed into so brittle a citizenry that we are unable to handle a raucous debate over the future of the country? If things were quiet, … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Economics, Gov't Spending, Health Care, Race, Synova's Page, Uncategorized
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About those violent town hall protests
Never mind…
Posted in Around the Web, Keith's Page
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Water Under the Bridge
So Joe Wilson apologized for the outbreak during President Obama’s latest cheer leading session for health care/insurance reform. While his behavior was inappropriate, he did have a point that Obama was not quite truthful with the facts. Otherwise there wouldn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Keith's Page
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Time for a Rum Revolt…
This just has me speechless… (or wordless…) Under the agreement, London-based Diageo PLC will receive tax credits and other benefits worth $2.7 billion over 30 years, including the entire $165-million cost of building a state-of-the-art distillery on the island of … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Economics, Keith's Page
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