August 2004

Joshua’s Mother

August 23, 2004

Joshua writes about his mother’s final day. (Hat tip: Brutally Honest)

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Temple Still Standing?

August 23, 2004

If the Imam Ali temple (or whatever it’s called) is still standing behind all that smoke, I’ll be quite disappointed. Why? See Bomb The Temple!

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A Real Man

August 23, 2004

Swift Board veteran John O’Neill is not afraid of John Kerry’s Ivy League lawyers. From WorldNetDaily: “If he was actually in Cambodia on Christmas Eve in 1968, he should sue me,” said O’Neill. “If, in fact those other five boats on March 13th, 1969, if they all fled like he did instead of staying like [...]

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Ambra Is A Columnist

August 23, 2004

The reverberations of the National Review article are still being felt. Ambra Nykol, probably the youngest member of the Conservative Brotherhood at 22, now has her own weekly column as the lone conservative voice for a local Seattle magazine. Congratulations! Not even I, the Queen of her Domain, has pulled that off. Yet. Not only [...]

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Different Blogs

August 23, 2004

Every so often I want to bring to your attention blogs you may not visit or have never heard of. One such blog is Vision Circle. A frequenter commenter on my site recently started blogging there with one other person. As far as I can tell they’re neither liberals nor conservatives. We have some ideological [...]

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The Call To Wisdom

August 22, 2004

I was late for something. (Note to new readers: This is unusual for me.) Getting ready for church this morning, I got carried away in front of the mirror. You know how it is, ladies. So I drive to church, rush in, wind-blown and out of breath, and I had to sit in the balcony [...]

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Queen Of My Domain

August 21, 2004

One of the great things about having a blog is that you get to control it. You can run it any way you want. Some bloggers are liberal and open hosts, allowing commenters free reign to insult other commenters and even themselves without being deleted or banned. Others tolerate no dissent whatsoever. If your views [...]

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More Screeching Squirrels

August 20, 2004

When FOX news sued Al Franken last year, I was a little embarrassed to be a conservative. Franken’s book, Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them: A Fair and Balanced Look at the Right, was about to come out, and FOX decided to sue because the title contained the words “fair and balanced.” I [...]

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The Walter Williams Hour

August 20, 2004

That should have been the title and theme of the discussion panel at the Cato Institute last night because what I sat through was boring and uninspiring. The highlight of the evening was when Walter Williams, who was the moderator (he’s the tall one), interjected a comment or two.

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Bomb The Temple!

August 20, 2004

A “holy” site ceases to be one when used as a base camp for death. Is this how to fight a war? To play shoot ‘em up and run back to your respective corners when we have the military might to turn the whole country into a pile of sand in the middle of a [...]

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Alan Keyes, FYI

August 19, 2004

From WorldNetDaily, October 6, 2003: “On all the matters that touch upon the critical moral issues, Arnold Schwarzenegger is on the evil side. This is a fact. A mere list of the positions he supports is enough to make this plain: abortion as a ‘right,’ cloning of human beings, governmental classification of citizens by race, [...]

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Let’s Go To The Carnivals!

August 19, 2004

Fringe does a beautiful job showcasing this week’s submissions to the Carnival of the Vanities. Christian Carnival is up at Parablemania. I wish I had the time to comment on a few of these submissions. I may do so sometime tomorrow, so stay tuned. In the meantime, go give a blogger some love.

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Alan Keyes, Disgruntled Token?

August 19, 2004

Either Alan Keyes has lost his mind, or he’s getting back at The Man. You may have heard of The Man. He’s responsible for all that ails the black community. Keyes is now a slave reparations proponent. A commenter at Ramblings’ Journal suggested (tongue-in-cheek?) that Keyes may be taking revenge on the Illinois GOP for [...]

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I Heart Walter Williams

August 18, 2004

Just kidding, Mrs. Williams! I may get to meet Walter Williams tomorrow at the Cato Institute’s “Affirmative Action after Michigan” policy forum. Williams will moderate a panel of speakers representing different organizations (People for the American Way? Aren’t they communists?) If you’re in town, I’ll see you there. If not, you can listen or watch [...]

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Show George Some Love!

August 18, 2004

If you heart GWB, show your support for the president and click on the link to buy “I heart GWB” merchandise: yoga pants, and t-shirts, even tiny tees for babies. Go check it out!

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