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Senator Chuck Hagel will be on This Week tomorrow morning. This might be worth TiVo-ing if we knew that Senator Hagel might bring some constructive suggestions for Iraq withdrawl timetables, but why bother?...

Donald Luskin offers a compelling argument on why he thinks oil prices will begin falling. Excerpt:I've called the top in oil so many times in this column it's getting embarrassing. Yet here I go again. I continue to believe that...

Check out Deborah Orin's column in the New York Post (subscription):President Bill Clinton's team ignored dire warnings that its approach to terrorism was very dangerous and could have deadly results, according to a blistering memo just obtained by The Post....

South Dakota War College recently had a very reasonable post on the culture wars. The essential point, I think, is that as long as parents feel as though their parental authority is under assault from certain parts of the culture...

Mitchell Daily Republic:Foolish to not use Alaska oil As commuters, farmers, truckers and others continue to wince at escalating fuel prices, South Dakota?s congressional delegation offered little hope for relief. Sens. Tim Johnson and John Thune and Rep. Stephanie Herseth...

Peace group hopes to educate parents, students about recruiters

SD moonbats are alive and well in the so-called South Dakota Peace and Justice Center. At issue is the provision for schools to pass contact information to military recruiters.

The No Child Left Behind Act specifies that military recruiters must have the same access to contact information about students at the secondary-education level as those students' other prospective employers have.

They are pushing an effort to isnsure that parents/students have the option to opt out on this contact information. WAIT! HOLD THE PRESS! If one reads to the end of Kranz's screed the information is provided that:

In the Sioux Falls School District, parents are made aware at the beginning of the year that they may keep their child's name out of a school directory, Superintendent Pam Homan says. "Parents annually grant permission to allow a student's independent use of the Internet, participate in school trips, to be photographed or filmed and be included in the school directory. It is a long-standing policy," she said. If a child's name is not included, then no one, including recruiters, can gain access to the student's name or information, she said.

In other words, what the SDPJC is arguing for, and that Dave Kranz is giving coverage on, is a problem that was solved before it started - the "opt-out" has already been in place. Phew! The world is still safe for democracy.

Cindy Sheehan recently stated that she was not going to pay her 2004 taxes in protest of Chimpy McHitlerburton's war machine. Of course, Cindy forgot to mention that she may have some experience in not paying taxes....

I have noticed that to the anti-Thune elitists, it doesn?t matter what John Thune and his supporters do?it is never good enough. So I don?t know why I am bothering with this photo. But it seems that how close ones...

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