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Now is a great time to end corporate welfare

The recent awakening to the corrupt practice of corporate welfare began with the always controversial and colorful Sarah Palin's address to a...
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GOP Presidential Politics Update: June 10, 2011

After about three weeks, it’s time to check in the happenings in the Republican primary race for President.Let’s begin with a man I...
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Palin's speech in India solid and under the radar in DC

While the media was focused on the ongoing civil war in Libya, they let one of their favorite targets slip under the radar. Sarah Palin on Sunday...
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Remember Snowmageddon? This is nothing like that.

Continuing my Fallout 3-themed reviews, which started with the main game review in the Capital Wasteland and went on to talk about Maryland's...
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Palin looks likely to run for President

Despite poor favorability ratings and numerous gaffes since she first emerged onto the scene, the buzz around DC the past few days is that Sarah...
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Democrats that are politicizing Arizona tragedy have ulterior motives

The tragic shootings in Arizona on Saturday that left a nine-year-old girl dead and Congresswoman Gabrielle “Gabby” Giffords severely...
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Men are less manly now and Palin is more popular than Facebook says Google

Google has a new tool for exploring 5.2 million books it has converted to digital format, and not just in English but also Chinese, French, German,...
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Palin welcomes media coverage of her latest gaffe

In what can best be described as a slow news week, the print media here in DC and across the countrydecided to make former Alaska Governor Sarah...
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Obama is not Hitler

The comparison has arisen in a few forms. The untrue rumors about Obama's, "death panel," have sparked this wave of crazy. Sarah Palin...
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The national shame of our response to 9/11: Two wars, economic meltdown, Palin, etc.

George W. Bush accomplished one thing in his presidency better than he accomplished anything else: He made us into a nation of frightened,...
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