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FBI Launches investigation of Gulen and his movement By | March 24, 2011
CFP report bears fruit: Most dangerous Islamist on planet earth now subject of criminal probe
The Second Time as Farce By | March 24, 2011
Libya, BP Oil, Arms sales, Britian, France
The Obama Administration Is Slowly Reissuing Offshore Drilling Permits By | March 23, 2011
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement
Kansas, Idaho Legislatures Vote to Protect Pain-Capable Unborn Children By | March 23, 2011
The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act
Vision Airlines Extends $19 Fare Sale to Florida through Sunday By | March 23, 2011
Weekend vacation destinations are now only a short flight away, from the Kentucky Derby in Louisville and Asheville’s live music scene, to the country roots of Knoxville and Atlanta’s professional sporting events.
C.D. Howe Institute Fiscal and Tax Competitiveness Council Scores the Federal Budget By | March 23, 2011
Assessments
Clean energy’s junk economics By | March 23, 2011
Center for American Progress' latest pitch for a so-called "clean energy standard"
Oklahomans Voice Concerns about EPA Takeover of Haze Rule By | March 23, 2011
Inhofe Notes Diverse, Growing Coalition Opposed to EPA Haze Decision
President Obama Continues To Get A Free Pass For His War Policies From Most On The Left By | March 23, 2011
But Not all: Ralph Nader
Beauty Beyond Compare, Elizabeth Taylor By | March 23, 2011
In Hollywood where beautiful women were its stock-in-trade, Taylor endured and triumphed
Here’s a Killer Story About Socialized Medicine and Families By | March 23, 2011
Court in Canada ruled that under socialized medicine the baby Joseph of Moe Maraachli and Sana Nader must die in the hospital
A Little Energy is a Dangerous Thing By | March 23, 2011
Japan chose nuclear power for reasons of energy independence. As the only country to experience nuclear war, they certainly knew the potential consequences.
A World in Disarray By | March 23, 2011
Who’s in charge of Operation Free Libya? No one knows!
2,200 Marines Go To Libya, ‘What Happened to No Boots on the Ground’? By | March 23, 2011
Obama’s supposedly steadfast claim that there will be “no boots on the ground” in Libya?
After Gaddafi, Democracy or Jihadists? By | March 23, 2011
Why has the West been silent so long and why is it so late in taking action against this dictator?
Libya’s Backseat Drivers By | March 23, 2011
The Arab League is not a force for good in the Middle East
Chicken Pilau, Sloppy Joes By | March 23, 2011
Louise’s church cookbook
Brady Campaign Wants Expanded Ban, Invents New Demon, Says CCRKBA By | March 23, 2011
The push for an expanded ban on semiautomatic sport-utility rifles
Sheridan’s Howard Stensson By | March 23, 2011
Howard Stensson, dead at the age of 98
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Ruthie, and “Sissy’s” Cleaning Again! By | March 23, 2011
Family
Cuzin Danny By | March 23, 2011
Ridin’ Out the Recession
If Republicans Acted Exactly Like Democrats By | March 23, 2011
Utter corruption of an ideology
Why did the Opposition do it? By | March 23, 2011
Is the Opposition crazy?
Caution: American dreams are contagious! By | March 23, 2011
Have a dream? Go for it!
Response to Prime Minister Harper’s Statement on Journee Internationale de la Francophonie By | March 23, 2011
A Classic Herr Goebbles Propaganda Piece
Gaza and Libya - UN Speaks With Forked Tongue By | March 23, 2011
The United Nations makes itself a laughing stock when it attempts to define Gaza as being occupied and Libya as not
Japan – What’s Next? By | March 23, 2011
If Japan falls, so does the world. Japan is a leader in technology
Yes, Violence Can be the Answer By | March 23, 2011
Casey Heynes, bullies
Japan’s Nuclear Accident has Some Countries Reviewing Nuclear Plant Safety By | March 22, 2011
Technology Costs for New Nuclear Capacity
Obama ignoring `Spiral of Silence’ shroud on Costa Rica By | March 22, 2011
Preening before underprivileged children in Latin America