Supreme Court rejects nutty lawsuit over Barack Obama’s citizenship
4 comments December 8th, 2008
Don’t think for a minute that THIS is going to deter the conspiratorialists from peddling their wacky theories. Quite the opposite, I suspect.
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4 comments December 8th, 2008
Don’t think for a minute that THIS is going to deter the conspiratorialists from peddling their wacky theories. Quite the opposite, I suspect.
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Newly released White House tapes REVEAL that Lyndon Johnson considered Richard Nixon treasonous for sabotaging peace efforts in Vietnam to advance his own bid for the presidency.
Republican Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois seemed to agree with Johnson on that point.
13 comments December 8th, 2008
There are all kinds of homophobes and misogynists in this world, but the funniest of them are dudes like William Lind, who runs something called the Center for Cultural Conservatism.
Lind’s got a problem with homosexuals and women serving in the U.S. military, which he thinks should be the exclusive province of real men:
One of the most basic human factors is that men fight to prove they are real men. They join fighting organizations, whether the U.S. Army or U.S. Marine Corps or MS-13, because those organizations are made up of fighting men. Their membership is a badge of honor that says, “We’re not sissies or pansies. We are men who fight, serving alongside other men who fight.” That tells others and themselves they are real men.
Read the whole thing HERE.
3 comments December 8th, 2008
Methinks it’s way too early for liberals to become DISAPPOINTED in the kind of government Barack Obama is putting together in preparation for taking the reins of power next month.
After all, as Obama has noted, his appointees will be directed to pursue policies set by him.
5 comments December 8th, 2008
Whomever Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich chooses to replace Barack Obama in the U.S. Senate, the appointment could be tainted by Blago’s bad reputation.
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