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Listen to the former DNC Chair, Don Fowler, espouse his faith in God. Pretty sad.
 

~ Chuck

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Senator McCain’s selection of Sarah Palin has brought this election to a time for choosing. The candidates finally squared and centered in the politically arena, I am more than content stand with the McCain/Palin ticket, which provides a man and woman of action rather than hollow words.
To appreciate the selection of Palin at its core, [...]

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“Drilling for more oil won’t fix our problem now. We need to invest in alternative forms of fuel.”
“Technologies in alternative fuel options are still far off, and integratiting the infrastucture to support these new technologies will cost way more than we can afford.”
Quit being stupid, guys. The solution to this problem is to do both!
If [...]

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One word: “HOT”

A bold pick. A strong woman with a solid streak of integrity, and more executive experience than anyone else in this campaign. I’m inspired, and very happy with Sarah Palin.
Also, she’s hot.
- Julian

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Hearing Candidate Barack Hussein Obama acceptance speech at the Democratic Convention, one would believe that our economy is in dire straits. But a recent Census Bureau Report paints a different picture of our economy than the one portray by Candidate Barack Hussein Obama last night.

The number and percentage of Americans without health insurance actually declined [...]

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I know, I know. The GDP grew by 3.3% in the last quarter, so that means we are still not in a recession. But at least Candidate Barack Hussein Obama still has Iraq….oh wait. The economy is this issue this election. That’s not good.
 

 
Economy Rebounds: http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080828/economy.html

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So the liberals are calling for Universal Pre-K. But recent studies have shown that there is no benefit in sending children to Pre-K. In actuality, it may be a hindrance to a child’s development. Here are some facts that were collected:
In the last half-century, U.S. preschool attendance has gone up to nearly 70 percent from [...]

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We all continue to hear about how Canadidate Barack Hussein Obama is going to cut taxes on the middle class. Thanks to the Brookings Institute and Urban Institute, we now have a clearer picture of how his tax plans will impact a two earner couple with one child in college and another age 12 or [...]

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A Time magazine article illustrates how the world’s generosity in Ethiopia has hampered the country’s ability to provide for its self.
Over time, sustained food aid creates dependence on handouts and shifts focus away from improving agricultural practices to increase local food supplies.
This year the United States will give more than $800 million to Ethiopia: $460 [...]

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“If he [Obama] really thinks that, by liberating Iraq from a dangerous tyrant, American somehow set a bad example that invited Russia to invade a small, peaceful and democratic nation, then he should state it outright – because that’s a debate I welcome,” McCain said to applause.
Sadly, Obama will lob talking points from afar. He’s [...]

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