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Thursday, October 15, 2009
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When running for the office he so obviously coveted and now holds, the untested community organizer promised that when it came to troop decisions in Iraq and Afghanistan, he would take the counsel of his Generals. Knowing that General McChrystal had built a career on a search and destroy strategy, which requires less troops,... »
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Thursday, August 27, 2009
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As you know, Obama is investigating the CIA for literally blowing smoke in the faces of terrorists. This, apparently is too much for the tender sensibilities of our new president. The Daily Danet has uncovered an internal Department of Justice memorandum from Attorney General Holder to his staff, detailing plans for investigations... »
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Thursday, August 27, 2009
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After whining about his personal privacy and declaring that “no one intends to make any news this week,” Obama made several, nearly simultaneous news releases “calibrated,” as he likes to say, to change the subject from healthcare to anything else and to rally his youthful, liberal base against the growing groundswell of anti-liberal sentiment.... »
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Monday, July 6, 2009
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Obama famously said that he wanted to “reset” American-Russian relations. Obama’s Secretary of State then presented her Russian counterpart with a clunky red button labeled with the Russian word peregruzka, which means “overcharged” or “overloaded” (not perezagruzka, which means “reset”). How fitting; a thoughtless, shallow display in lieu of meaningful change. Sounds like... »
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Sunday, July 5, 2009
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Governor Palin Goes Double Maverick; Kerry’s Pompous Head Explodes
Sarah Palin gave the chattering class something to talk about on a holiday weekend by announcing that, not only would she not seek reelection as governor of Alaska, but that she would resign her current term before the end of July. The news sent shock waves... »
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Monday, June 22, 2009
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The Weekend Download is a synopsis of the news you might have missed if you stopped paying attention after Thursday night. Administrations have a way of releasing bad news on Fridays in the hopes you’re not listening. This administration is no different. This weekend, however, was all about Iran.
Nero-bama has Ice Cream while Tehran... »
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Saturday, June 20, 2009
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Mr. Obama has said he has “serious concerns” over the “irregularities” in Iran. I suppose, in the halls of Harvard, that passes for strong language. On the streets of Tehran, however, that is nothing but cold comfort. Perhaps Mr. Obama should spend more time with Rahm Emanuel and learn how to talk tough. Rahm... »
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Sunday, June 14, 2009
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The Weekend Download is a synopsis of the news you might have missed if you stopped paying attention after Thursday night. Administrations have a way of releasing bad news on Fridays in the hopes you’re not listening. This administration is no different.
Obama Fires Inspector General; Violates Several Laws
On Friday, President Obama illegally... »
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Monday, June 8, 2009
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The Weekend Download is a summary of the top stories you missed if you stop listening on Thursday night. This weekend’s significant stories:
Obama Fails to Apologize for U.S. Aggression towards Vichy France
In his remarks at the 65th anniversary of the Normandy landings, President Obama failed to apologize for imposing our system of government upon... »
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Friday, June 5, 2009
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Sixty-five years ago, 73,000 American men crossed the English Channel alongside 83,000 British and Canadian men. In a month’s time, a million men will have joined them in Normandy. Ahead of them was a fearsome German army and the brave men of the 101st and 82nd Airborne. Together, the Allies would see a long... »
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