From the Associated Press: “The American people believe English should be the official language of the government. … We should replace bilingual education with immersion in English so people learn the common language of the country and they learn the language of prosperity, not the language of living in a ghetto.” Who dared to...
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It’s not what we expect, but what God wants. The Palm Sunday sermon at the Long Ridge Congregational Church (non-UCC) in North Stamford, Connecticut, was delivered by Rev. Kevin Butterfield. His text was John 12:12-15. The next day the great crowd that had come for the Feast heard that Jesus was on his way...
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Background: This week Ohio’s Butler County Child Support Enforcement Agency launched a highly-publicized new campaign which puts mug shots of the County’s “Most Wanted Deadbeat Parents†on pizza boxes. The idea was the brainchild of Agency Executive Director Cynthia Brown. I debated Brown on FOX News’ nationally-syndicated Morning Show with Mike and Juliet on...
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When discussing child support enforcement, I often refer to them as “The IRS on steroids.” Child support enforcement agencies are notorious for their bureaucratic bungling and incessant computer errors, and there is practically no idiocy which they don’t and won’t commit.ÂÂÂ
For some examples, see my coverage of the outrageous Herbert L. Chalmers case, as...
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An earlier entry of mine on this subject speculated that U.S. Attorney Paul Charlton of Arizona had been fired by Attorney General Alberto Gonzales for his inistence that the FBI and other Federal law enforcement agencies electronically record statements of...
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Zimbabwe: The great betrayal by a Black government Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo The hardest lesson of my life has come to my realisation too late. It is that a nation can win freedom without its people becoming free. I have told in this book how all my experiences from my earliest childhood taught me to...
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Adweek published a couple nice letters about our Campaign Against Anti-Male Advertising in its last print edition. In one, Don Mathis wrote:
“When a father is belittled, more than the parent is hurt. The belief that dads do not matter is instilled. And this is an unhealthy thought for any child to consider.
“Advertisers need to remember...
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Nobody locks a front door these days. The jails are empty. Attorneys, police officers, and prostitutes are all looking for work. The devil repented.
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This is one of those times of the year that I can’t believe we don’t yet have a three-day weekend.
Every April 1st, I wait all day for some government entity to come forth and say, “April fool!” At least we’d know that it’s all been a joke — on purpose.
All of the goings-on, on...
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The lamestream media told you: “The Senate was told today that FBI agents may have broken the law as many as 3,000 times since 2003, while spying on U.S. citizens without authority, the AP reports in late-breaking news from a Senate hearing room. The Uninvited Ombudsman notes however that: Citizens are being urged to...
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I was in two minds on Friday – drink the whole bottle myself, or put it back on our wine rack. That damn SADC communiqué was the just about the worst bit of pure African politics I have ever seen. They covered all the bases. Mugabe was “democratically elected in free and fair elections...
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According to ABC, Rosie O’Donnell has launched a Presidential Exploratory Committee in the first step to entering the 2008 Presidential campaign.
NEW YORK — With a single sheet of paper, actress and entertainer Rosie O’Donnell, took a major step Saturday toward launching an historic official bid for the U.S. Presidency.
Ms. O’Donnell filed the necessary...
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In recent Court Watch Briefings, we have emphasized our obligation as Americans to ask of judicial nominees
the tough questions about their general philosophical views as well as
their positions on constitutional theory. As we’ve noted, such
questioning is our obligation because the courts themselves have injected these tough issues
into the heart of the constitution interpreting process....
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Tonight, I went to the theater to see the movie “300,” a glorified account of the conflict between the Spartan city-state (in modern-day Greece) and Persian invaders, led by the Persian king Xerxes. The movie is about the battle of Thermopylae in 450 BC, in which 300 Spartans held off millions of invading Persian...
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