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Monthly Archives: October 2006

I’m not one for conspiracy theories…usually

Thursday, October 26, 2006

This site linked below is a production of The Minutemen Project.
I disagree with those who suggest that there is something wrong, sinister or racist about citizens voluntarily assisting with enforcement of our laws. Particularly, there are those who demand we leave immigration law enforcement up to the Federal Government. I question both their motives [...]

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Public Service Announcement

Saturday, October 21, 2006

I’ve been involved in so many political campaigns over the last two decades that I’ve lost count. The only hard-fast rule I have that works every time is this:
It never hurts to remind those who would vote for your opponent to vote…on Wednesday.
To translate, the most proven political trick in the book is to [...]

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Sense of justice discovered in the brain.

Wednesday, October 11, 2006

A brain region that curbs our natural self interest has been identified. The studies could explain how we control fairness in our society, researchers say.
Every single member of Congress should be tested…and I can think of a few former co-workers and bosses who likely had damaged the portion of the brain these scientists discovered.
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Ewwww! How I Helped Mark Foley Get His Start

Sunday, October 1, 2006

Count me as being very disappointed in Mark Foley. And count me as feeling extrememly squeamish about how a decision I made 16 years ago might just be responsible for making Nancy Pelosi the next Speaker of the House. I can’t get past the thought that a decision I made in the parking [...]

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