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Science, facts, fraud, and 'Climategate'
The AGW Myth: An increase in the average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere, especially a sustained increase great enough to cause changes in the global climate.
Paul Ryan: When Will You Look At the Facts About the Deficit?
In his crusade to reach the White House, Paul Ryan published another piece of phony history and econoomics last week.
[Governor] Palin shows she's a phenomenon
Sarah Palin is back, using her book, Going Rogue, as a prop. From all indications she ain't going away -- which may be why passions, pro and con, are so intense about her.
Jay Ambrose: Socialist or vast extension? You be the judge of that
Posted November 19, 2009 at 6 p.m. Gov. Rick Perry of Texas recently joined commentators Rush Limbaugh, Patrick Buchanan and others in using the word "socialist" to describe President Barack Obama and his policies, and we all know what's coming: a verbal bombardment.
Alzheimer's Awareness Month and Tips
This is National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month. Probably the most famous person with Alzheimer's was President Ronald Reagan who passed away five years ago.
'Outrage' in Washington over Obama's Japan bow: AFP
News photos of President Barack Obama bowing to Japan's emperor have incensed critics here, who said the US leader should stand tall when representing America overseas.
NBC’s ObamaVision: ‘Law and...
NBC's 'Law and Order' is in its 20th season. The economy is weak, so they have devolved to converting White House talking points into weekly shows.
More Film--that Hagan Girl: You Think You'Ve Got Problems. Be Glad You're not Mary
This time, That Hagan Girl , one of Bastardette's all-time favorite bastard films.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
I cannot believe a teacher would have the guts to want adults out of the very schools we pay for, and we also pay their salaries.
a oeFirst Pacific Presidenta assertion.
At the Corner, John J. Pitney Jr. does the job that AP used to do, before they transferred all of their staff over to research Sarah Palin's book, and fact checks a slightly hyperbolic claim by the president: a oeAs America's first Pacific president,a A said President Obama in Tokyo , a oeI promise you that this Pacific nation will strengthen and ...
The End of the Little Red Cars: Remembering East Berlin
They cheered on Gorbachev, whom they saw as emboldening their revolt, and they were hungry for news of dissdents in other parts of Eastern Europe.
In this Nov. 11, 1989 file photo, East German border guards are seen through a gap in the Berlin wall after demonstrators pulled down a segment of the wall at Brandenburg gate, Berlin.
A lost message and a lost opportunity
This past week I have been in Europe to help commemorate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Paris: Bear Stearns Perps Walk Free, Can White Collar Crime Be Prosecuted?
It is the llth day of the llth month but I am not sure we are in the llth hour. It is Armistice Day here in France marking the end of World War l. A perfect time isn't it for The French President Sarkozy to meet and greet a visiting Israeli hardliner and new messiah, Bibi Netanyahu, here to press to him to make war, not peace, on Iran.
Mikulski's on her feet again, and in the game
Maryland Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski proclaimed it a "great day" for the world and a "very special day" for herself, not necessarily in that order.
For Midterms, Republicans Hope to Party Like It's 1966
As Politico reported Monday, Republicans in the wake of Saturday's cliff-hanger health care vote in the House immediately began their campaign to target vulnerable Democrats in traditionally GOP districts.
Interactive Feature: Division Through Time
SNAKING ALONG, cutting through fields and streets, yards and gardens, the 28-mile-long Berlin Wall stood as a border between East and West Berlin from 1961 to 1989.
Fort Hood a " the departure lounge to the front line for those of high-school age
"Welcome to the GREAT place," reads the sign outside the main entrance of Fort Hood, Texas, set in rolling lawns just off US Route 190 - otherwise known as the Ronald Reagan Memorial Highway.
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
Column: Veterans Day is for ordinary people accomplishing extraordinary things
When then-Gov. Ronald Reagan introduced returning POW John McCain at a speaking engagement in 1974, the future president asked, "Where do we find such men?" He was speaking of many veterans when he answered, "We find them in our streets, in the office, the shops and the working places of our country and on the farms." In other words, President ...
Republicans continue to divide: Democrats cannot be smug
As we notedinOctober, 2008, "The Greatest Danger to the Republican Party: Sarah Palin," this nation was founded on the basis of a social compact.
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