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The ever vigilant Federal Government took possession of 30,000 weapons in Minneapolis yesterday in a sweep through our little community that certainly found us napping, but not the always alert Feds and the FDA!These nasty little instruments of terror, disguised … Continue reading →

Saw this at The Corner this morning.PREDICTION [Jonah Goldberg]This exchange from CNN yesterday will come back to haunt Howard Dean:BLITZER: Should Democrats who took money from Jack Abramoff, who has now pleaded guilty to bribery charges, among other charges, a … Continue reading →

An email was forwarded to me today. The email was from the Media Research Council and it was decrying the “bias” in reporting on Samuel Alito’s nomination to the Supreme Court. Media bias, you say???? NOOOOOOOO it can’t be so.Oh … Continue reading →

There is a dire lack of Constitutional knowledge in the Senate and that needs to be corrected. How can I say this? I say this based on the build up to the beginning of today’s confirmation hearings for Judge Alito.Think … Continue reading →

Every now and then, Pravda on the Mississippi surprises me. This was one of those times. This story was in the Faith & Values section of yesterdays paper. “What’s in a name? U.S. military chaplains and Christians offering public prayers … Continue reading →

I know you are shocked to read that! What is it this time, you ask? This: The three Algerians detained on Tuesday in the Italian cities of Brescia and Naples were planning a massive terror attack – “on a ship … Continue reading →

I wrote earlier today about Thomas Brewton in his blog “The View From 1776“. He writes about what he calls “The Unwritten Constitution“. In it he lays out that for our form of government to work, there needs to be … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s Star Tribune featured the following letter from an immigrant to the US. Letter of the day: The land of opportunity and Gov. Pawlenty, As a recent Honduran immigrant, I am shocked by how little Gov. Tim Pawlenty seems to … Continue reading →

I was reading a selection from Thomas Brewton’s “The View from 1776” (be sure to read “The Unwritten Constitution“) where I have a recent posting. I was thinking about a conversation I had with a very good friend of mine … Continue reading →

And as I read the quote below from two of the three authors of the Federalist Papers, I now understand why they constrained the Congress to only being able to do what is proscribed in Article 1 section 8 of … Continue reading →