Apr

30

Reporter Bushwhacked

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Here’s Bush going nu-kew-lerr yesterday on a moron reporter who pretends not to know that “winning” in Afghanistan does not mean the war is over. How upset was Bush? He said “Jihadist” — a word that the U.S. State Department all but forbids the use of. No, seriously, they do. How long will it be [...]

Apr

30

Obama, Clinton Breathe Sigh of Relief After Dukakis Refuses to Endorse a Candidate

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That sound you heard after a reporter asked Michael Dukakis which candidate he was supporting for president was Hillary and Barack running off to hide. Fortunately for them, Dukakis refused to offer an endorsement. Whew! That’d be like applying for a job as a school bus driver and attaching a letter of recommendation from Ted [...]

Apr

30

Time Out for Some Science

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Tuesday night I read an article about how certain fish can reproduce without sex, but that it causes undesirable genetic alterations over time: Not everyone in the animal kingdom needs to have sex to reproduce, but asexual species tend not to last as long as sexuals because, as the theory goes, asexuals are more susceptible [...]

Apr

29

Proof that Everything is Made in China

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Seeing that “Made in China” label on everything certainly does get ridiculous, but now even “Free Tibet” flags are made in China. The business acumen of the Chinese has reached the genius level. They even end up profiting from people who want to demonstrate how much they hate them. This is so cunning a Clinton [...]

Apr

29

Hillary Buying Votes With Your Money, As Usual

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Hang on to your wallets. Hillary’s contingency planning just in case she loses the nomination and needs to run for a third Senate term in New York, where apparently her re-election plan is to give each New York voter $30: From TheHill.com: Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has requested nearly $2.3 billion in federal earmarks for [...]

Apr

28

Iran from the Evil Barbie Doll

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Iran, fearing they might become culturally, legally and morally medieval — heaven forbid — is very concerned about any importation of Barbie Dolls: A top Iranian judiciary official has warned against the “destructive” cultural and social consequences of importing Barbie dolls and other Western toys. Prosecutor General Ghorban Ali Dori Najafabadi said in an official [...]

Apr

28

German Study: Smart Women, Bad Sex

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I was about to say this post was a departure from politics, but since it’s about sex, it’s right on topic: Brainy babes find it harder to have an orgasm — because they are too busy thinking, a study claims. The German survey found that the more educated a woman was, the less likely it [...]

Apr

28

Monday’s Column: Newt’s Progression from Conservative Leader to Gore Lap Dog

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Today’s column at WorldNetDaily is about Newt Gingrich, one of those rare politicians who could articulate conservatism with the best of them, but who has evolved into a “climate change” spokesman for Al Gore. This ad that Gingrich made with Nancy Pelosi accellerated my reconsideration of Newt. Is Newt being duped, or is he one [...]

Apr

27

Fueling Starvation

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If we’re going to insist upon using our food to fill our gas tanks, things like this are going to happen, and probably worsen. Are we still comfortable with people like Gore, Pelosi, Gingrich and McCain who say we must immediately implement cleaner burning fuels no matter what? And the latter two believe we need [...]

Apr

26

Harrison Ford Wax Off to Mother Earth

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These days, whenever I write a post about some kooky melodramatic over-the-top environmentalist goofball, I’m including it in the category “religion” — because that’s what it’s become. Harrison Ford, one of my favorite actors, has really become proof that enough fame and fortune for long enough can eventually turn a formerly normal human being into [...]

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