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Compare this to the Red Star’s reaction to the Richard Armitage revelation. “It follows that one of the most sensational charges leveled against the Bush White House — that it orchestrated the leak of Ms. Plame’s identity to ruin her … Continue reading →

I keep hearing about the Clinton acolytes trying to squelch certain aspects of the ABC mini-series “The Path to 9-11”. When the Clinton syncophants are nervous, well, my ears perk up! Front Page Magazine (David Horowitz’s online magazine) has an … Continue reading →

This article tells us what the drive by media refuses to: “In just over three months, the United Nations mandat under which the US-led multinational force is present in Iraq will end. This means that the 130,000 troops provided by … Continue reading →

That is what the editorial staff – the admittedly LIBERAL editorial staff of the Minneapolis Star Tribune (aka Red Star) is. Why, you may ask, do I say that? THIS editorial (in tomorrow’s paper) shows the depths of the liberal … Continue reading →

This story confirms what many people have long suspected. That it is perfectly ok (according to liberals) to discriminate against Christians.” The Minneapolis Police Department has temporarily suspended the use of a well-known psychologist who has been screening potential officers … Continue reading →

Much has been said about this Lori Sturdevant column in Sunday’s Star Tribune. However, none of the posts picked up on this: “For Minnesotans, both books serve up some juicy passages. None tops Eilperin’s account of Seventh District Rep. Collin … Continue reading →

I haven’t gotten an chance to post on this as I have been busy with my own fair related business. Coleen Rowley and Congressman John Kline engaged in a couple of debates at the Great Minnesota Get Together (aka the … Continue reading →

That is what Fox 9 News is calling their daily interviews with all of the politicians that are running for state wide office this year. Today’s interviewee was Michele Bachmann who is running for Mark Kennedy’s seat in the 6th … Continue reading →

A few times a week I get an email brief from The Foundation for Economic Freedom (FEE). They’ve got great comments on stories of the day. Today, I received the brief and there was a story on gas price projections … Continue reading →

I began my college career in microbiology for pre-med. Unfortunately a chronic illness forestalled that idea. I changed to marketing and business finance. In marketing, there is a term called differentiation. Even if you don’t know exactly what the term … Continue reading →