Opinions - Entries from July 2010

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The agony of the revolution

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Wednesday, July 28. 2010

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A Little Common Sense
By Rich Lowry

The great Democratic revolution of 2008 is entering its pitiful stage.

If Nancy Pelosi had a guillotine, Robert Gibbs’ head would be rolling around in a basket.

His offense? Uttering perhaps the most unassailably accurate statement of his tenure as White House press secretary: that there is “no doubt” Republicans might take back the House. [Full Story »]

Go Marco

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Wednesday, July 28. 2010

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Thoughts From The Right Side
By Marshall Miller

Florida moderate-liberal sellout Governor Charlie Crist, now running for the U.S. Senate as an independent, says his favorite Senators are John McCain and Lindsey Graham, two losers.

Republican conservative challenger Marco Rubio says his favorite is Jim DeMint, a good one.

Does this tell you something about Charlie and Marco? Go Marco: marcorubio.com. [Full Story »]

They are the blame

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Wednesday, July 28. 2010

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Dear editor,

It’s such a shame that most adults do not know who or where to point the finger.

When a young girl becomes pregnant out of wedlock, everyone wants to blamer her while saying, “What a shame”.

The first person that they should consider is the parents, for they are the ones to blame. [Full Story »]

Something different

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Wednesday, July 21. 2010

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A Little Common Sense
By Rich Lowry

If there’s a characteristic American trait, it’s moving ahead. Our great 19th-century chronicler, Alexis de Tocqueville, noted how Americans would leave their new homes -- onto the next thing! -- even before they had a chance to finish the roofs.

That’s why President Barack Obama’s new theme of forward vs. backwards is so obvious, David Axelrod could have come up with it in his sleep. [Full Story »]

Still voting Democrat?

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Wednesday, July 21. 2010

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Thoughts From The Right Side
By Marshall Miller

Still voting Democrat? The Mexico Senate President says thanks! He appreciates your support.

“Speaking from the U.S. while part of President Calderon’s entourage, the president of the Mexican senate, Carlos Navarette Ruiz, called on the Hispanic community to deliver a triumphant victory to the Democratic party in order to assist the White House in negotiating an immigration reform.”
Rightsidenews.com 5-22-10 [Full Story »]

A letter to Senator Paul Coverdell

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Wednesday, July 21. 2010

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Editor,
The following is a letter that was sent to United States Senator Paul Coverdell by Eastman attorney Milton Harrison on April 3, 1997. A copy of the letter was also sent to Saxby Chambliss.

Honorable Paul Coverdell
United States Senator
204 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510-1004

Dear Paul:
As a citizen, I appreciate your efforts towards curtailing drug abuse among our teens in Georgia and across the nation. I think about this problem almost daily and am well aware of the resulting devastating effects upon our society. [Full Story »]

Confederate veterans information needed

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Wednesday, July 21. 2010

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Dear Editor:
The Wiregrass Genealogical Society is in the process of collecting information on Confederate Veterans who are buried in Dodge County.

We would like anyone who has a veteran to contact me with the following information on their veteran: Name, Company and Regiment, and if possible the names of their father and mother, their wife and children. [Full Story »]

A great political duo

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Wednesday, July 14. 2010

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Thoughts From The Right Side
By Marshall Miller

Barack Obama is pushing a global tax on U.S. citizens’ stock holdings. Fidel Castro has endorsed the plan as a method of paying U.S. reparations to the rest of the world.

Obama and Castro: a great political duo.

Sometimes global taxes are referred to as “innovative finance sources” or “solidarity levies.” [Full Story »]

The U.S. v. Arizona

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Wednesday, July 14. 2010

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A Little Common Sense
By Rich Lowry

The legal case against the Arizona immigration law is unassailable.

The Justice Department and the American Civil Liberties Union argue that the law impermissibly “conflicts with federal law and enforcement priorities,” in the words of the ACLU suit.

And who can disagree? Clearly, Arizona’s priority is to enforce the nation’s immigration laws; the federal government’s priority is to ignore them as much as possible. Case closed. [Full Story »]

Secure our borders

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Wednesday, July 14. 2010

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Dear editor,

The illegal immigrant problem is much like the oil spill in the gulf.

We have to stop the flow first.

We have to secure our borders before we do anything about those already here, otherwise, we will simply have even more to deal with. [Full Story »]