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Yesterday Dennis Hastert and others addressed the problem of skyrocketing gas prices and what they planned to do to combat it. To drive home their point, he left in a hydrogen fueled car. This is a purely alternative vehicle that uses NO gasoline. That’ll sure send a message to Exxon, Shell, and [...]

Tags: dennis-hastert, Oil Policy

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Just received this from an unnamed high-ranking federal official..  I
think it came from Scott McClellan.

Technorati Easter Egg Roll, Dick Cheney

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Tags: Humor

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Zacarias Moussaoui’s lawyer pleaded with jurors Monday to send his client to prison for life "the long slow death of a common criminal" rather than give the terrorist conspirator the martyrdom he seeks through execution
The prosecution argued that death does not mean martyrdom, Moussaoui’s wishes don’t matter and the only person charged in the Sept. [...]

Tags: Government, Idiot of the day, International Issues, The Legal Process

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A while back I did a piece on Charlie Sheen connecting dots regarding 9/11 and coming up with a whacked out conspiracy theory that only someone looking for a whacked out theory could believe. People then basically insinuated in somewhat simple terms that I was whacked out for not believing whacked out theories by [...]

Tags: charlie-sheen, Conspiracy Theories

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Now, I have been pissing a fit over oil companies making BILLIONS in profit while the average family is getting raped at the pump and nothing is being done about it. However, what I’ve not advocated is anything like this:
SEN. KENNEDY: The president, the president should have called the head of the oil companies [...]

Tags: communism, National Politics, Oil Policy, ted-kennedy

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The boyfriend of a Kentucky college student expelled for declaring his homosexuality on the Internet called Wednesday for a halt to $10 million in state funding for the private Baptist school.
Zac Dreyer who met the student, Jason Johnson, on MySpace.com about two months ago said Johnson is doing well but is a bit surprised by [...]

Tags: Opinions

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This is how Neil Young’s “Ohio” is interpreted today. I’m sure they’re sincere. Fact is, they’re wrong. The Vietnam conflict was not protested “uproarious and rampant” when the US began involvement. It built up over a DECADE and culminated with the riots and protests. Secondly, it was not the popular [...]

Tags: lynyrd-skynyrd, mick-jagger, neil-young, Political Correctness, ronnie-van-zant

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I read this on RealClearPolitics:
This morning on The Today show, Bob Shrum offered some advice to help President Bush rebound from his slump in the polls. If Shrum was trying to be serious, he continues to demonstrate he still has no idea why his candidate lost the 2004 election. If he was being mischievous in [...]

Tags: bob-shrum, shrum-curse, The Media, today-show

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New Orleans is electing their mayor right now.  They’ve got a handfull of legitimate candidates and about 15 quacks running.  One of them I can call more my own than they can, Roderick Dean lists Louisville as his hometown.  It doesn’t matter. One of the quacks will win, probably in a landslide.  As dangerously inept [...]

Tags: Opinions

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Mexican soldiers seized 5½ tons of cocaine worth more than $100 million from a commercial plane arriving from Venezuela, Mexico€™s Defense Department announced Tuesday.

Which reminded me of this story a while back:

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Sunday accused the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration of using its agents for espionage, and said Venezuela was suspending cooperation [...]

Tags: International Issues

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