Why would you consider giving the reins of government – and especially the nuclear button – to a politician with bad character?
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Has there even been a more gracious loser than Senator Hillary Clinton? [...] How will the Fed handle it? [...] "No More Vietnams" can mean we will not try again. It should mean we will not fail again. [...] Every week there’s some new proposal to cover the nation with wind farms and solar panels. [...] Images obtained by Harry Wu prove that China has been engaged in the wholesale trafficking of organs obtained from executed prisoners since at least 1994. [...] "Americans would be shocked to discover that hundreds of thousands of general election voters are illegal aliens, green-card immigrants, and criminals who've murdered, raped and robbed US citizens. And guess which political party benefits the most from their votes? The one that's pushing for amnesty and a bag full of free goodies." – Janice Martin [...] George Handlery about the week that was. A new source of energy has been discovered: harness the hot air of a politician. Paris Hilton gets out of bed to enter politics. Some enemies let you prevail without any friends. Unlike some her opponents, Iran remains consequent. Dictators do not comprehend how freedom works. The difference [...] A woman clones her dog, the feds ask illegal immigrants to deport themselves, fish and global warming, Obama accepts contributions from Palestinians, bin Laden's driver is sentenced to prison, a contractor is sent to prison for keeping his streambed clear per law, climate-change bill is tabled, an increase in the minimum wage is considered in [...] Calls for unwavering support of Israel; condemns Iranian nuclear threat. [...] A case can be made that Tim McLean might have been spared some of the indignities done unto him had someone intervened. However, there is no guarantee such efforts would have saved his life. The passengers who ran off that bus did so to save their own lives and in some instances to save the [...] I hope that no one will consider me to be a poor sport who doesn’t know what he is talking about, or is jealous of Fred having looked so great in all those movies with Ginger and a few other lovely women. [...] William F. Buckley, Jr. and John Kenneth Galbraith agreed on virtually nothing in the public sphere. Whereas Buckley celebrated the free market and the anti-collectivist views of Hayek and Nock, Galbraith was an unrelenting critic of an economic system that left, in his view, millions of Americans vulnerable to capricious circumstances. [...] The notion that separate is inherently unequal may be a great slogan, but, like so many other Warren Court overreaches, it led to a host of terrible laws. [...] Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama have much more in common than their woeful understanding of the Islamist threat. [...] "The first example of McCain injecting ugly racists overtones into the campaign was his now infamous ad 'Celeb.' As we pointed out at the time, the ad was a racially tinged attack that attempted to appeal to racist sentiments that all churchgoing Americans secretly harbor by juxtaposing Obama with white women. In response to criticism [...] Ten reasons why Barack Obama will not win the 2008 presidential election — and none of them have anything to do with his middle name. [...] ExxonMobil's quarterly report, taken out of perspective, predictably evoked screams of outrage from liberal-progressives and from the general public. [...] It’s one thing to point out what our country could do to become superior to its former self, but quite another to preface such counsel with the implication that it’s inferior to every other nation. [...] If you’re going to accuse your husband of trying to knock you off, don’t use a borrowed credit card after your own funeral. [...] The US Congress proposes to gift the United Nations with $50 trillion in Arctic oil taxes. [...] It seems that many of the coveted Independent voters are put off by a candidate who needs to display his foreign policy bonafides by illusion rather than from any concrete experience, and seeks approval at home via the opinions of foreigners. [...] Alexander Solzhenitsyn saw Communism as a conspiracy that exploited Russia as its tool, and his literary talent, vision, and will place him among the great men of the 20th century. [...] Jewish Defense League stages demonstration at Arab Federation Building. [...] The visiting kin of dictators are dangerous guests. Russia protects. Inventing the surge retroactively? How to save us from timely success in Iraq? Talk loudly and carry a big toothpick. Wanted: forgers of Zimbabwe dollars. [...] |
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