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Neither A Dove, Nor A Hawk

I realize I am casting myself unto outcast island with my support of the Afghan Surge, but this was exactly the policy I was advocating the president take in the first place. A increase in troops only under the predication … Continue reading

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Afghanistan; Operation Enduring Freedom Continues

President Barack Obama West Point Speech During the 2008 Presidential Campaign then-candidate Barack Obama promised the mother a fallen American soldier to not only end the war in Iraq, but the war in Afghanistan as well. I am of the … Continue reading

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Come Home, America

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. knew well of what he spoke when he addressed a meeting of Clergy and Laity Concerned at Riverside Church in New York City on April 4  (1967) in regards to the Vietnam Conflict: “Come home, … Continue reading

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Fox “Not-a-news-agency” News is Banned From White House Porch

(Chicago Tribune: Swamp Politics) Is it a good idea to single out just one outlet in the manner that The Obama White House recently has in the case of removing Fox Broadcasting from the press pool? – At first, I … Continue reading

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Obama Health Care Reform

This was an excellent Address on Health Care by President Obama. All significant issues were cogently addressed, but I found the president should have expounded further upon the specifics of the budget and the concept of “deficit neutrality.” Continue reading

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The O’Reilly Half-Apology for Tiller Murder

Bill O’Reilly brought this up as a chance to defend himself and I think he made his case well. I still think he engaged in irresponsible broadcasting in the past but not tonight. Tonight the mantle of Irresponsible Broadcaster of FOX Cable News is: Geraldo Rivera. Continue reading

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Pizzaman versus EricG

I don’t mind, a name-drop is a name drop and if someone reads my homepage I’m happy, but I would rather people at least comment directly on my blog if they are so invested in me specifically to use me as a reoccurring example. The way I see it if you have something to say to a man you say it to his face or in case of the internet you send him a notification of your comments. Continue reading

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Read Some News & Instantly Talk About It!

The only credibility on most internet posting is attached to the credibility of the domain combined with the author. Continue reading

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Obama Cairo Speech

President Barack Obama addressed a wide array of issues, including the Iraq war and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, in his address to Muslims in Cairo Thursday. Continue reading

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Judge Andrew Napolitano & Alan Colmes

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Shayana Kadidal of the Center for Constitutional Rights

Shayana Kadidal, a senior managing attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights who has represented a number of Guantanamo detainees, joins Martin Savidge to discuss how the president made his case, the next step and potential pitfalls of the Obama plan. Continue reading

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Cheney Deserves His Day in Court

I continue to advocate investigation and prosecution based on any evidence gathered that can meet the standards of a courtroom. If sufficient evidence to convict Dick Cheney of war crimes exists then, we the American people, deserve to hear the facts out before a jury of his peers. Continue reading

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