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Thirsty ThursdayI love Thursdays. Not because there's anything special about them, or because super-extra-wonderful things happen on Thursdays, but because it's my very busy day, and because at the end of every Thursday I can relax a little and look forward...It?s about family values, not racism
Star Parker has another column addressing the situation in New Orleans. Here is her position on the President?s address:I didn't find much in President Bush's Katrina speech that surprised me. His recovery plan carries the characteristic stamp of this administration....Right to Privacy
Joe Knippenberg at No Left Turns directs us to this fine piece by Robert George on the so-called right to privacy. There is no doubt that the Constitution protects kinds of privacy rights, but it is another thing altogether to...Impeach Clinton! Oh, Wait...
Cindy Sheehan decided to take some time out of her busy schedule to accuse Bill Clinton -- the only Democrat able to actually win anything in recent memory, and father of all that "peace and prosperity" we're always hearing about,...Galveston
Earlier today I mentioned that the media ought to watch Galveston and look for positives in their evacuation. The reason I did so was simple, really: I didn't think there was any way possible for Galveston to f**k up their...What I've Learned Watching the Roberts Confirmation Hearings
One simple thing, really: Joe-Joe Biden loves him some TV camera time. And that's understated, perhaps. Biden, Leahy, and Chuck Schumer. Does it get any better than that? I caught some of the hearing off and on yesterday, and have...The Next SCOTUS Fight
The New York Times in declineNext high court pick anyone's guess
The next appointment for the Supremes is going to be where the rubber meets the road. Bush will either waffle to try to ger along with the Donks, or he can apoint a red meat conservative and jab a finger in the Donkaey's eye.
Hopefully it will be the latter, and one also hopes that the Senate GOP will have big enough cojones to make the appointment stick, whether or not it takes the "COnstitutional option" to shut down a filibuster, or whatever...
Time will tell, and this is one the Chief will be watching closely, along with many others from all sides of the political spectrum. On with the show!
From NewsMax: The New York Times Co. said Tuesday it would cut 500 jobs, or about 4 percent of its work force, as part of an ongoing effort to reduce costs. The reductions come atop another 200 jobs that were...
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