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Caging.

Sunday, July 29th, 2007

If you don’t know what caging is, you’re certainly not alone. Thanks to our friends in the mainstream media who don’t want us to worry our pretty little heads about the theft of elections, most Americans have no idea about the tactics used to suppress voting in key precincts in swing states. At long […]

Blame the bloggers.

Sunday, July 29th, 2007

Washington Post Columnist Jim Hoagland has apparently decided that those who write blogs and have the temerity to criticize the mainstream media are somehow in the same league with sports cheats and terrorists who build roadside bombs. About bloggers in particular, he says:
This era’s miniaturization of power in the hands of the individual favors destructive […]

It’s a start.

Sunday, July 29th, 2007

The New York Times today is running an editorial calling for the impeachment Alberto Gonzales. Long overdue. But the question is this. If Gonzales lied to Congress, as he most assuredly did, why did he lie? The answer: Because he was told to. Notice that the White House continues to argue that his blatant falsehood […]