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Monthly Archives: January 2008
God
Read this: Shane Cole Lilly was playing games at the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Hampton when he spotted a large wad of cash on the floor. He picked it up and immediately asked a nearby man if he had dropped … Continue reading
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Democratic Central: Mark Warner has competition
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Rule .303: A Society that Builds, Has.
Interesting read from Jack Landers. Of course, I would immediately question why I am being overtaxed as it is, but who am I to quibble when wealth redistribution runs amok! Personally, I stand to collect $2400 in this new schematic. … Continue reading
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March for Life
Tens of thousands of people descend upon Washington D.C. On the 35th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Number of lines in the WaPo pre-gaming the March? Zero. In fact, if you read through the WaPo this morning, one would never … Continue reading
Making the Dream a Reality
Via Lifehack.org comes this post on twelve practical ways to make Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream a reality. On the personal side, my kids are starting to notice that some folks have darker skin than they do. It’s mitigated … Continue reading
Roanoke Red Zone: The Case Against Governor Kaine’s Pre-K Program
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From On High: May Not Be What It Appears…
Jerry Fuhrman comes at us From On High with this shocking revelation: how many of Perriello’s potential constituents does that represent? How many people from the 5th District have written checks to his campaign? Well, I did some checking … … Continue reading
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