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"A moderate by definition is one of three things; somebody who sits around and waits for a majority to form and then joins it, a conservative who is pro-choice, or a liberal."
-- Rush Limbaugh, June 5, 2001
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Being "Frank" about CA Conservative Politics. |
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National/International News
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- Republican Louisiana Senator Issues Apology for "a Very Serious Sin In My Past" After Revelation Name On Washington D.C. Madaam's List. [Look for Republicans to be hit hardest on this because they are supposed to be the more moral party & thus will be accused more of being hypocrites.] Vitter was accused by a member of the Louisiana Republican State Central Committee of carrying on a lengthy affair with a prostitute in New Orleans's French Quarter. He is a Giuliani supporter who insists he is committed to "advancing 'mainstream conservative' principles" and notes that he has his wife are lectors at their hometown church. [Uh huh.] (WA Post)
- Angus-Reid Poll Suggests CA Likes Giuliani & H. Clinton.
- Pennsylvania In Partial Shutdown Amid Budget Impasse Crisis. (Reuters)
- Genetic Gene for Bowell Cancer Identified According To Australian Scientists. (ABC)
- UPS Finds Holes In Civil Unions Law, Won't Give Benefits to Same-Sex Couples Unless Married. (Newsday)
- Male (To Male) Sexual Harrassment Is Not a Joke. (MSNBC)
- Tony Garza, Ambassador To MX -- Future Gov. Of TX? Has been Texas Secretary of State and a member of the Texas Railroad Commission, Garza has lived in the shadows of Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison. First, Garza is a die-hard Bushie, and the president's support of an immigration overhaul that caused a revolt in the Republican ranks would have spattered on the ambassador. -- Second, Garza's marriage to María Asunción Aramburuzabala, a super-wealthy Mexican beer heiress, would have come into play — perhaps not openly and certainly not fairly, but nothing in politics is fair. (Statesman)
- Washinton's Jim McDermott Seeks Supreme Court Ruling On Illegally Recorded Tapes Of Gingrich, Others, 10 Years Ago. (Jurist)
- METAIRIE, LA: In Louisiana Paris, a Law Targets Mexican Lunch Trucks. (Houston Chronicle)
- Dems Make Concession To Revive 9/11 Bill. Drop demand for union bargaining rights for airport screeners. (My Way)
- New Park To Stretch from GA To KY. First linear state park in TN. [The devil in in the details. How much imminent domain is being used? What fees will be charged to simply pass through when going across country? One can't simply go around very easily when it goes across several states.] (My Way)
- Immigration: From a Wall St. Journal Perspective. For most conservatives & Republicans, The Wall St. J. long has been a trusted source of political & economic enlightenment. When it comes to immigration policy, however, many conservatives disagree fiercely... (Bill Steigerwald, Townhall)
- Who REALLY Won the YR Straw Poll? Romney or Thompson. (American Spectator)
- Declaration Of Independence (From Liberals). We hold these truths -- about liberals -- to be self-evident. (Lisa Fabrizio -- American Spectator)
- PA: Web Sleuth Testified In Terror Trial In Scranton. A Montana woman related how she ensnared a PA man accused of plotting to blow up the trans-Alaska pipeline. (Philly.com)
- A Different Republican Party According To Pollster. Now more pro-same-sex rights. Nothing reported as to exact questions asked. (The Hill)
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