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Monthly Archives: July 2009
HOW TO LAY PEOPLE OFF
From time to time I get one of those chain mails that constantly weave their way through cyberspace. What I think happens to be the most humorous and thoughtful ones I post. LETTER FROM THE BOSS….. As the CEO of … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, political cartoons
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BOUGHT OFF?
Will socialized medicine be good for the members of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)? No. Then why does the AARP support our government’s takeover of health care. What follows is a simple explanation. Our government funds this political … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care Nationalization
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WHO IS LEADING OUR DESCENT INTO TYRANNY?
Every news source has a fault, and Mark Levin most certainly has his. Levin is an angry man, and anger tends to be both infectious and tiring. Nonetheless, I listen to Levin. Why? Levin does his research and presents supporting … Continue reading
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HAS HE GOTTEN YOUR ATTENTION?
From time to time I post one of the pages from Grace for the Moment by Max Lucado. Something about that page in particular grabs my attention. So I decide to write and share my thoughts. Getting Our Attention Joel … Continue reading
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HOW POLARIZATION MERCHANTS PACKAGE THE NEWS
I find it hard to read the angry pundit. I have no desire to be infused with someone else’s steaming emotions. Nonetheless, I have grown more sympathetic. The anger is all too easily understood. R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr. is often … Continue reading
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