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Joel is a Web developer and student of law & politics currently residing in Bowling Green, Oh. Comments are always appreciated!
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Podcasting humor…
I may have found another podcast to add to my library. It’s called Ricochet. Here’s a quote; You really need to listen to it for full effect: “It’s sort of inconceivable… right… you could be sitting on your macbook pro… … Continue reading
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A great case-study…
A friend of mine posted this link on her facebook page a few days ago. Without going into great detail, the article (written by Mark Lux) is basically a litany of stereotypes by a self-described “progressive” lamenting how backwards and … Continue reading
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Coexist?
Some Guy named Jake does a pretty good job explaining what’s wrong with the “coexist” bumpersticker. Click here also read his case for infant baptism… rather interesting stuff.
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about that telerompter…
Wow. Tough talk… but I like it. Take something as small as Obama’s need for a word-for-word script, just to answer questions at press conferences. His teleprompter dependency is simply unprecedented. Any Republican president would be laughed out of the … Continue reading
“Never Waste a Crisis”
Jonah Goldberg, over at the corner, made one of the most brilliant observations in response to Obama’s rather absurd claim that lifting the ban on stem-cell research is not an “ideological position”: Readers of my book (and the Corner) know … Continue reading
Daily Reading
I wanted to pass along a few really great articles I stumbled across… (and a few plugs for some of my favorite bloggers) but don’t have time to comment on at the moment. Enjoy. The Myth of the ‘Widening Gap … Continue reading
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Charles Krauthammer rocks
via thewashingtonpost.com Worry about the press? His FISA flip-flop elicited a few grumbles from lefty bloggers, but hardly a murmur from the mainstream press. Remember his pledge to stick to public financing? Now flush with cash, he is the first … Continue reading