Archive for: February 2008

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A recent expose suggests Planned Parenthood is at the least willing to accept racist money to achieve racist results. Meanwhile, Planned Parenthood’s racy website which gives a wink to underaged pornography use is …

William F. Buckley, a pioneer of American conservatism has passed on. His legacy continues on with National Review and those of us who write of conservatism every day.

 David Oatney pays tribute far better than I could, while a 43rd State …

DFO makes a fascinating point:
I can’t believe that Butch Otter would on one hand refuse to cut or eliminate the sales tax for grocery while on the other suggest raising vehicle registration fees sixfold — to rebuild Boise area roads. …

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McCain is afraid to debate Huckabee, what’s he going to do against Obama.

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John McCain’s condemnation of Bill Cunningham for his vigorous attack on the ability of Barack Obama to be Commander in Chief and for mentioning Obama’s middle name is the latest step in John McCain’s career of appeasing his enemies and …

The Club for Growth endorses Woody Jenkins, but I endorsed him first. Apparently, Jenkins’ opponent, Paul Sawyer,  is a real prince who defended earmarking strongly in a short debate. No surprise he works for outgoing Congressman Richard “I’m off …

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Global warming gives way to the cold hard …

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Many commentators have called for an elimination of caucuses. I beg to differ and in fact argue that we should give primaries the axe. The arguments for primaries can be best summarized as follows:

1) Caucus rules are hard to understand.
2) …

Rep. Rick Renzi (R-AZ) is the winner of the Bob Ney Award in 2008 for staying in Congress even though he was indicted. Renzi claims to want to avoid the “cloak of guilt.” Nonsense, resigning keeps your conference and …