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Saturdays St Paul Pioneer Press had an intesting article about the school system that everyone needs to read. It is about how one school in St Paul handled cultural conflict. Executive Director Bill Wilson said he had concerns for some … Continue reading →

I read and have linked Thomas Brewton’s site “The View from 1776“.As a born again Christian, I’m aware that satan is incredibly subtle.And so is the liberty stealing left. They can call themselves Liberals, Progressives, whatever, but they are still … Continue reading →

GWB has finally found the courage to threaten a veto! Normally I’d say GREAT. However:Is it a veto to really cut (not just slow down) federal spending? No.Is it a veto to that will finally honor the Presidential oath of … Continue reading →

When you hear about guns in South Texas near Corpus Christi, the MSM would have you believe that only VP Cheney is carrying. Well what you didn’t hear was this:“Hey hysterical media chum suckers, if you want to obsess about … Continue reading →

I read Joseph Sobran (from Drudge) usually once a week. I don’t always agree with him, but as I’ve said before, there is more to unite us than to divide us.This weeks posting concerns the 10th Amendment, the last within … Continue reading →

If you listen to the Democrats, you would think that the only ones to have taken lobbyist money EVER has been the Republicans. Well a report came out this week that says otherwise! “Since the 1990 election cycle, Democrats have … Continue reading →

With the 2007 budget announced, the spin over who is getting what is in full swing. For example, when speaking before the SD35 DFL, Coleen Rowley spoke about how Defense spending was the big winner (only if big winner equates … Continue reading →

I’m catching up on some articles that I had set aside to write on while I was ill last week.Front Page Magazine ran this article written by Dick Morris (a former Clinton advisor). It brings to light a phenomonon that … Continue reading →

At least not on Mike Hatch’s watch anyway. According to this in today’s Star Tribune, Attorney General (and Gubernatorial candidate) Hatch is going after the pharmaceuticals companies for making cold medicines that can also be used in making meth. “Hatch … Continue reading →

Three things have happened recently that, taken separately are relatively unremarkable, but when put together are concerning. First, when I was at the SD35 DFL meeting to listen to Coleen Rowley speak, one agenda item was “John Kline sending campaign … Continue reading →