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While on my usual morning browse of Lucianne.com, I came upon a most delightful editorial in the Oregon Magazine. Its title sucked me into a rare experience of literary skill unfolding a view of astrophysics drawn into philosophical dilemma by scientific objection to religious faith.

This first month of 2006 has seen a spate of unprecedented media attention to on-going border breaches such as drug smuggling tunnels and Mexican Army incursions.

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This “rising star” Obama is against the filibuster before he votes for it. Or is it that he’s for it before he votes against it? This rising star is no different that any other liberal – full of deceit and void of principle.

Democracy’s problem is that it is only as good as 51% (or less) of its components. Would you buy an expensive car if half of its components were trying to make the other half dysfunctional?

“Democracy extends the sphere of individual freedom, socialism restricts it.” de Tocqueville

Suing a Roman Catholic priest over Jesus? I find it both brilliant and absurd that such a lawsuit could actually take place in a western democracy.

These narcissistic elites clearly choose to thwart the will of the people, by obstructing this honorable, over-qualified man, out of sheer desperation.

We know who you are Joe - so stop the perennial hand-ringing and fence sitting until the spotlight is on you and your agonizingly whiney decisions. We’ve seen it all before and it is very tiring.

Warning: Please do not read these without your physician’s permission.

No matter how the liberal elites in the mainstream media try to dress up this issue, Americans can largely see through the lies and obfuscations.

A very short political play, starring your favorite upstanding Democrat politicians and featuring Osama.

Yet more sources of confusion in the Climate Change discussion. Clouds have ever been the Achilles heel of climate modeling, but this research reveals a conundrum within a complexity.

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For Daniel, Daniel’s parents, and for GM.

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“Before our very eyes, Hamastan has been established, the step-child of Iran and the Taliban,” says Benyamin Netanyahu.

Anyone who believes that the ACLU is there to purely defend the Constitution is naive at best. Surely there are some moderate liberals out there that can concede that the organization is in need of reform.

The Kelo decision has filled Americans with fear and anger. So imagine my glee when I saw this headline: “BB&T opposes eminent domain.” This DC area bank should be praised for taking a bold and principled stand.

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Behind much of liberal self-proclaimed and proudly announced compassion is simply jealousy; speaking of compassion merely provides opportunity for self aggrandizement and pomposity.

by The MaryHunter
There’s a brilliant piece over at bRight & Early worth clicking at. It’s a visual — Jim’s done gone wacky with the PhotoShop. Let’s just say it is only moderately related to this:
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but not unlike this:
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On second thought, just go check out bRight & Early.

Flying up high enough to toss out the Wednesday open post. Between piles of worky work and blog connectivity issues, flying low seems …well, best.

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The poetic justice of this makes all that angst I directed at those despicable Democrats somehow worth it.

Have NSA data-mining and the FISA court gotten you down? Feel like you’re being watched? Maybe some explaining would help, from DoHS Sec. Michael Chertoff.

Disaster was percolating in New Orleans long before Bush brought the wrath of Katrina to town. You have to hand it to the liberals: when they are in charge, they always seem to end up number one in something bad.

I’m a bit alarmed, frankly. Last week I posted on a Washington Times article detailing the infiltration of Mexican military into America. There have been 216 incursions by suspected Mexican military since 1996, as noted in a recent Department of Homeland Security report — that is, 216 incursions DoHS actually knows about. […]