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Iraq less expensive than Stimulus…
Before you watch Obama’s speech tonight… Memba’ this?
The Envy of the bigger… uh… rally


Feds vs. Arizona… before the U.N. Human Rights Council???

On August 30, 2010 at 6:55 am

The U.S. State Department contributed a list of human rights initiatives that they have undertaken to advance the issue around the globe. The Governor of Arizona was somewhat aghast to learn that the list included in its report as “evidence” of such that the U.S. Government had listed the Feds fight against Arizona immigration law in the courts as a “human rights” issue, indicting the state of Arizona in the process. Disagree with me here: 866.348.7884.

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Does Obama’s Religion Matter?

On August 26, 2010 at 8:00 am

Does Obama’s Religion Matter?

A recent Pew Research poll found that 18% of Americans believe Barack Obama is a Muslim, 34% believe he is a Christian and 43% simply don’t know what the President’s religion is. The poll’s focus – and that of its media examiners – has been the increase in the number of Americans that now view [...]

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Message to Washington: “We’re SICK of you!”

On August 25, 2010 at 1:04 pm

In Florida’s Senate race, the general election win was almost handed over to Republican candidate Marco Rubio as Obama-endorsed Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek throttled a self-funded, big spending challenger. The win for Kendrick Meek clearly helps Rubio draw the biggest and brightest line possible between himself and two nearly identical candidates in Charlie Crist (independent) and Meek. The branding for Rubio coming out of the evening was simple: If you want a candidate who offers carbon
copies Obama’s vision for America, you have two candidates to choose from. But if Floridians want an outsider… I’m your man.

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Ok Obama’s NOT a Muslim, but guess who is?

On August 21, 2010 at 1:16 pm

One in five Americans believe that President Barack Hussein Obama is in fact a Muslim. KMC does not believe he is, Stephen hasn’t publicly said, but beside what they think, what do you? Does it make a difference for the nation if he is? And is it perhaps his loyalty that piece of him that has kept him from finding a home church? Thoughts: 800.345.9622.

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New Book Exposes the Vast Remaking of America During Obama’s Early Presidency: The Post-American Presidency

On August 18, 2010 at 7:27 am

Only a year and half into President Obama’s administration, Pamela Geller of the blog Atlas Shrugs, along with Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch, have already found enough deeply disturbing information about Obama’s presidency to fill a book. No relevant subject is left untouched. The book covers in detail his close ties to radical Islam, his [...]

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No more free flights for flyers under 2…

On August 16, 2010 at 5:30 am

Ready for more Government bureaucracy? How ’bout mandating that when you fly, your child under the age of 2 must purchase their own seat? Well get ready, cause its coming your way. 866.348.7884 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              866.348.7884      end_of_the_skype_highlighting

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Sarah Palin vs. Stephen Baldwin… on POT!

On August 14, 2010 at 11:03 am

Stephen Baldwin was recently accosted at a movie theater. Not by a person, but by the end credits that rolled out heavy political agendas while also listing who did what… of a comedy! Will that match the accosting he is taking by the pro-legalization-of-marijuana crowd that now include the former Governor of Alaska who once proclaimed Baldwin her “favorite?” Sarah Palin vs. Stephen Baldwin… is it a fair fight? Thoughts: 800.345.9622.

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Cordoba Intolerant: The 9-11 Mosque

On August 13, 2010 at 12:29 pm

Last week the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission voted unanimously against granting landmark status to the former Burlington Coat Factory Building, paving the way not only for its demolition but for the erection of an Islamic “community center” in its place. This location, near the site of the 9/11 attacks, is also where an [...]

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The Swamp Thing Lives: Charlie Rangel and the Reality of Capitol Hill

On at 12:23 pm

The swamp has not been drained and the culture of corruption is alive and well on Capitol Hill. This week not one but two, long time Democrat members of the U.S. House of Representatives were charged with ethics violations by the House Ethics Committee. Representative Charlie Rangel of New York was charged with 13 ethics [...]

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Judge Walker will be Overturned: The Reality of Proposition 8

On at 12:21 pm

Proposition 8, an initiative that defines marriage as the union of a man and a woman, and which was passed by California voters, was recently held unconstitutional by a homosexual judge in the most overturned Circuit in the country. In Judge Walker’s order, he laments that one plaintiff said he wants to marry his homosexual [...]

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Stop Straddling the Fence

On at 12:15 pm

In what may be the most transparent example of liberal jurisprudence in recent years, Judge Susan Bolton has struck down key provisions of the “controversial” (to whom, one wonders) Arizona immigration law SB 1070. Apparently, Bolton is concerned that putting convicts in prison tends to increase “police surveillance” of them, and that allowing such a [...]

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The No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act: A salve for the wounds pro-lifers incurred during the healthcare debate

On at 12:12 pm

The wounds that resulted from the back-stabbing pro-life republicans received from Representative Bart Stupak and Senator Ben Nelson during the healthcare debate are, no doubt, still healing, and one must wonder if they’re reopened every time the Obama Administration approves a taxpayer funded high-risk insurance pool that can be used to pay for abortions. Stupak’s [...]

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