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Social networking sites seem to be the wave of the future. Twitter, MySpace, andFacebook are used on most computers and cell phones for instantaneous updates on friend’s actions and updates. It’s possible to keep in touch with many acquaintances and well as meet people throughout the country who have the same ideals with a few clicks from [...]

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This is one of the most significant events of our lifetime, mark my words. “One of al-Qaeda’s founding leaders, Dr Fadl, has begun an ideological revolt against Osama bin Laden, blaming him for “every drop” of blood spilt in Afghanistan and Iraq. “ “Sayyid Imam al-Sharif, who goes by the nom de guerre Dr Fadl, [...]

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This past year has been historic. The Democrat Party is in the driver seat and the driver is an American with African heritage. I believe that symbolism is good for America. Also interesting was the year saw an apology for slavery. It bears remembering where the Democrat Party came from if we are to understand the [...]

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Total Is About Double The Death Toll In Iraq! Full Story click here Does anyone else think the “Savior” should take care of his own backyard first, before professing to know how to handle the rest of the country?  Why doesn’t he use his community organizing skills to have a forum to discuss how to [...]

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The race is on!  If you are into polls and can’t wait for numbers, this is a good indicator. Live Market Data

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“I think that the surge has succeeded in ways that nobody anticipated,” Obama said while refusing to retract his initial opposition to the surge. “I’ve already said it’s succeeded beyond our wildest dreams.”  Full Story Major Category: Commander-n -Chief Scorecard – McCain 1 Obama 0

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Time did not allow for this John Voight narrated video bio of Gov Palin. Click here for Video Bio *Give it a sec for Chris Wallace to introduce the video Note:I’m done posting on this issue for a few days after this, let’s not have Palin overload and become a turnoff like the Obamites have [...]

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Sarah: How a Hockey Mom Turned Alaska’s Political Establishment on Its Ear,” by Kaylene Johnson — is at No. 12 in all of books on Amazon. It is the No. 1 bestseller in Biographies & Memoirs of Women and also No. 1 in Biographies & Memoirs of Leaders and Notable People — Politicians. UPDATE: “Sarah” [...]

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Comments from leading Democrats like Gustav is a sign from God that He is on the Democrats side and it is proof from there is a God remind us why the Democrats were so anxious to turn the page on the old guard. Senator Obama is postponing the Democrat’s counter convention. He is showing the [...]

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Hillary Clinton praised the historic nature of John McCain’s vice presidential selection in a brief statement released Friday that was eagerly anticipated by both presidential campaigns. “We should all be proud of Governor Sarah Palin’s historic nomination, and I congratulate her and Senator McCain,” Clinton, the first woman to win a presidential primary, said in [...]

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IT WILL BE THREE YEARS SINCE KATRINA, and Kent county still isn’t ready for an emergency.  It has been two years since the Dow/Rico accident and we are still not ready.  They couldn’t even handle the recent minor flooding in Kitts Hummock and Bower’s Beach.  What if we had a chemical spill with toxic chemicals?  What [...]

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According to the Chicago Sun Times, America’s most unpopular governor (Rasmussen Reports), “Gov. Blagojevich envisions putting speed cameras on interstates across Illinois — and using the revenue to form an “elite tactical team” that would operate in Chicago and other cities”. Arizona will be putting speed cameras in place starting in September. Before someone gets the idea [...]

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A controversial provision was tucked into the Senate Housing Bill; it is a requirement to build a fingerprint registry of everyone who handles mortgages. Liberal, Conservative, and Libertarian groups have joined in opposition to the provision on the grounds that it is unnecessary and lacks safeguards to protect the data. Show us the evidence that [...]

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By now you have likely seen or heard Rev. Jesse Jackson’s before air remarks saying that he felt Senator Obama was talking down to black people.  Rev. Jackson was talking to a friend before air time and did not know the microphone was hot.  It was not an attack on Senator Obama.  To me the [...]

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The soldier who was pictured caring the Iraqi child died from PTSD related complications. His family tried to have him committed, but were turned down.  Does this bring back the larger issue of the efficacy our mental health system?

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Once in a while a nation has the privilege of finding a transformative leader.  In the last Century, The Vatican had His Holiness John Paul 2.  Great Britain had Margret Thatcher and Winston Churchill.  America had Ronald Reagan and Franklin Roosevelt.   This century saw the rise of a fearless lady, Ingrid Betancourt of Colombia.  She had [...]

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The Dover African American Festival was a fun and educational event.  The music, traditional dancing, and booths for products, services, and information combined for a fine event.  One would expect there to be excitement for the elections with Senator Obama’s historic run. The Kent County Democrats had a booth as usual.  Markell and Carney each had their [...]

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The funny thing is as a matter of public policy, I agree that child rape should not be a death penalty crime.  The main reason is simple; the predator would be more likely to kill the victim.  It is easier to get away with murder than have a rape victim who knows you running around.  [...]

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I will be giving a break to the hard left this week, but before I take a holiday from blogging, I want to give you food for thought.  There is a U. N. Convention opposing hate speech.  Several countries have signed on and some advocate we sign on to it.  I of course oppose giving government the power to [...]

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Primary season is over and so are conventions for some of the minor parties. Americans feel a little battered. They want change. There are two fronts to the War on Terror dragging on.  Energy prices are rising faster than hot air balloon and seem to going just as high.  The economy has slowed. The country feels anxious.  80% [...]

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Just a friendly note to let you know that the SPAM filter was in overdrive this weekend and snagged several legitimate comments.  If you think your comment mysteriously disappeared or was blocked by the wireless theif in your driveway, take a look now, it was hopefully restored.  The only items left in our filter now are [...]

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10 Encourage Mini-nuclear power plants which can be built in year or two. 9. Encourage sugar ethanol which costs 1/2 of price of corn ethanol and rebuild the Gulf coast. 8. Encourage trash to steam with proper health and safety precautions. 7. Encourage the car companies to make more flex fuel or alternative power vehicles.  [...]

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Hillary’s supporters are acting like voters who understand the power they hold and the respect of an earned vote. The Pied Piper seems to have a tougher task on his hands with former Clinton backers. “A newly released CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll found that if Obama does not select Clinton as his running mate, 22 [...]

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This baby must have a purpose for being. This child survived an abortion attempt on his life at eight weeks. By the grace of God, he is expected to live a normal life. It reminds us that we are talking about real human beings not abstract choices.  It is a child not a choice is [...]

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The news is not good for Obama. Obama’s challenge going into the general election is how does he get Hillary Clinton supporters to focus on his campaign and not him? One could argue he cannot, when he made the primary all about him vs Hillary and not issues. Rasmussen posts – “A new Pew Research [...]

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The Democratic party will unify, so they say. As I wrote in a previous post, Hillary supporters aren’t getting the memo. Future Obama voter? I don’t think so: Watch Video here This woman says “They want to do what THEY want to do”…hmmm…wow!

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China seems in an uproar over Sharon Stone’s comments which seemed at first blush to imply that the treatment of Tibet resulted in bad Karma which led to the massive earthquake.  In context, I don’t think her remarks were unreasonable, just tasteless.  She seemed to reflecting on the fact that she let her strong feelings [...]

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Fewer Democrats Want Hillary to Drop Out Survey of 800 Likely Voters May 21-22, 2008 “As Barack Obama inches closer to formally wrapping up the Democratic Presidential Nomination, the number of Democrats who want Hillary Clinton to drop out of the race has declined.” Should Hillary Clinton Drop Out of the Democratic Presidential Primary Race? [...]

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When I reflected upon the price paid for our freedom yesterday, I wondered are we getting the value out of our sacrifice?  Are we surrendering what people paid with their blood to preserve?  My father was a WW2 Disabled American Veteran.  We often talked about his concern that we were slowly but surely losing our [...]

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