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Monthly Archives: August 2004
Bush in a Three Point Lead Over Kerry LA Times cites the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth ads No wonder the Kerry/Edwards campaign is being so rapacious: For the first time this year in a Times survey, Bush led Kerry … Continue reading
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Boren resigns School Board seat Yes, the Spotsylvania Republican Committee is watching, and yes, we will definitely have some input on this decision. Whether it is welcome or not, that is another matter altogether.
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Hundreds Of John Kerry Yard Signs Stolen In Fla. “Nice people don’t steal or vandalize.” There are few things in this world that I hate. I mean genuinely despise. Willfully ignorant people are one. Childish political theivery is another: Pensacola … Continue reading
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From Virginia to Qatar Kenney2020: ROBERT! PTNUSA1: yeah PTNUSA1: whats up? Kenney2020: what’s going on man! Kenney2020: when did you get back to the States? PTNUSA1: i didnt PTNUSA1: lol PTNUSA1: I’m on a four day pass to Quatar Kenney2020: … Continue reading
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Kerry’s Own Mess Strong and accurate words from Investors Business Daily, as plagarized from Glenn Reynolds: “John Kerry says he’ll fight claims he lied about or exaggerated his service in Vietnam. The best way to fight such charges would be … Continue reading
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John Kerry Losing His Cool. . . Swift Boat Veterans for Truth’s new book Unfit for Command seems to be having a greater impact on the election than Moore’s F-911. In fact, the impact is so great that Kerry has … Continue reading
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Of Irons and I-rons Jonathan is now the proud owner of an i-ron. Much like the irons one might buy in your favorite store, only this is a plastic one (of course) with spraying action. Naturally, for those who know … Continue reading
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Do Not View This Before Eating This has to be the scariest thing I have ever seen in my entire life. Hi! I’m Lee Roystone. I wanted to share with you my John Kerry memorabilia. I can’t believe I still … Continue reading
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Pope’s health seriously weakened “I end my pilgrimage here.” Pope John Paul II’s visit to Lourdes seemed to be particularly moving for those present. Cardinal Danneels seems to think that the Pope’s visit was more of a conclusion than any … Continue reading
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