Monthly Archives: July 2005

Michelle Malkin: Why the FBI watches the Left

Heh. Oh, dear. Oh, dear. Civil liberties activists, anti-war organizers, eco-militants and animal rights operatives are in a fright over news that the nefarious FBI is watching them. Why on earth would the government be worried about harmless liberal grannies, … Continue reading

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Roberts Likely to Face Abortion Questions

The Washington Post begins the speculation on the question of abortion: The biggest question mark may be his stand on abortion. Abortion rights groups contend that he tried during his days as a lawyer in the first Bush administration to … Continue reading

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OMT: Kaine Won, Donate Now!!!

If you ever want to see the best dissections of campaign fundraising pieces (or any direct mail), go as Norman over at One Man’s Trash. Great post! He can sniff out a novice from a mile away. . . though … Continue reading

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RTD Gubernatorial Poll

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Tancredo: Just Joking Fellas. . . Kinda. . .

Following up on yesterday’s comments, U.S. Congressman Tom Tancredo says he was merely speaking figuratively when talking about bombing Islamic holy sites in the event of a nuclear terror attack on American cities: Colorado U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo said he … Continue reading

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What Separates Us From the Terrorists

Gotta read this.

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Reasons to be Moral

Reflections of the Aquinas Academy on the debate between Bertrand Russell and Frederick Coppleston: The eminent Jesuit historian of philosophy Frederick Copleston debated the existence of God with Lord Bertrand Russell on BBC Radio in 1948. “I’m sure, Lord Russell, … Continue reading

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Why Marx is man of the moment

Granted, the poll was conducted in Europe and among BBC readers. But the staggering lopsidedness of Karl Marx’s victory as the leading philosopher of our age is nothing short of stunning: The puzzlement is understandable. Fifteen years ago, after the … Continue reading

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Tancredo: If Attacked, Bomb Mecca

U.S. Congressman Tom Tancredo is doing more than just sabre-rattling these days: A Republican congressman said in a radio interview aired by a Florida station that if a multiple-city attack happened in the United States in the next 90 days, … Continue reading

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Space mission to photograph Apollo landing sites

From the “Oh wow, that’s cool!” department: US scientists are planning a 240,000-mile trip down memory lane – a tour of inspection of all the Apollo landing sites on the moon. In 2008 a powerful camera aboard a new spacecraft … Continue reading

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