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Archive for March, 2005

Cue the Imperial Theme Music

Thursday, March 31st, 2005

Paul Wolfowitz is the new chief of the World Bank.

“No compromise, no peace.”

— Jayson

The President’s Statements on Terri Schindler’s Passing and the WMD Report

Thursday, March 31st, 2005

Here’s a transcript of the President’s remarks from earlier today.

— Jayson

Will “Hanoi John” Follow Suit?

Thursday, March 31st, 2005

“Hanoi Jane” Fonda finally has admitted she betrayed her country.

Alas, I seriously doubt the Junior Democrat Senator, from Massachusetts, will be the next one to step up to that particular plate.

Just a hunch.

— Jayson

Beyond Death

Thursday, March 31st, 2005

Terri Schiavo has finally escaped the control of her husband, and the Court which addresses this case in future has a Judge which cannot be bought, fooled, or ignored.

Note the category ‘Yahoo’ used for the story, to get an idea of how, even now, the Left is spinning the event.

So, if you’re Michael “Compassion” Shiavo, George Felon Felos, Judge “Err on the side of Death” Greer, or the others who cheered on the malignant forces of suffering, what do you do now, since you’ve done your murder just as you liked?

Why, you spin the defense so you can get away with it, of course. Note how the Death advocates are already saying the autopsy can’t prove that Michael lied. After all, what’s the use of murdering an inconvenient spouse, if the evidence comes back and hits you later?

— DJ Drummond

Terri Is Gone

Thursday, March 31st, 2005

I have not read a blog or been able to post for almost a week now since I have been on vacation with my family, but have been following Terri’s story on the Florida local news and in the papers at night. I just saw that Terri has passed away without her family present. I was able to get internet access for long enough to post this (in the hotel lobby), but it will have to be brief. I find it almost impossible to believe that with the support of both Republicans and Democrats, with worldwide media attention and with access to both state and federal court systems, Terri’s family was not able to save their daughter. They were not allowed to give her food or water. They were not able to be with her when she died. I will post more thoughts on the entire ordeal when I am back home. I am still not quite able to process everything yet. It is almost too much to comprehend.

— Lorie Byrd

Kerry

Thursday, March 31st, 2005

John Kerry: Jackass of the week.

— PoliPundit

Stingy

Thursday, March 31st, 2005

Yet again.

— Jayson

True American Hero

Thursday, March 31st, 2005

One brave soldier soon will receive the nation’s highest military honor, for his service, and sacrifice, in Iraq.

There are certain colors which never run.

To all the U.S. servicemen and servicewomen out there:

You make us proud.

— Jayson

2006 New York Attorney General Race

Wednesday, March 30th, 2005

Normally I do not post on races for state constitutional offices, but this one is an exception because of who may be running.

Thomas Dewey, grandson of Governor Thomas Dewey, is considering a bid for the Republican nomination in 2006.

Now talk about name recognition!

— Alexander K. McClure

The Changing Face of the Middle East

Wednesday, March 30th, 2005

I, for one, like this visual a heck of a lot better than the ones of hooded terror-bots, standing on balconies, or those of blindfolded embassy workers, or of burning American flags.

Remember when Jack Kemp thanked President Reagan, at the 1996 GOP convention, for pushing communism down and then to the ground?

Well, I’ve got a funny feeling that at some point, in the near future, we’ll be hearing a similar refrain regarding George W. Bush and Islamo-fascist terrorism and thug-o-cracies.

Call it a hunch.

— Jayson