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Some very weird goings-ons at the NHPP of late.

Sean Braisted is none to pleased by the news that Barack Obama will look to expand on President Bush’s faith-based initiatives — but he’ll probably get over it:

Sean Braisted is none to pleased by the news that Barack Obama will look to expand on President Bush’s faith-based initiatives — but he’ll probably get over it:

I'm cool with him voting for FISA, got no problem with his support for the Heller decision, I'm glad he's toning down his rhetoric on NAFTA...but this?

From the American Thinker, J.R. Dunn, an excellent breakdown of the three factions of the American left (the wimp left, the weird left, and the hard left) and how Barack Obama umbrellas all of ‘em (well, with the exception of some Hillarybats who are circling, circling, waiting for something to happen…) under his big-tent flaps [...]

From the American Thinker, J.R. Dunn, an excellent breakdown of the three factions of the American left (the wimp left, the weird left, and the hard left) and how Barack Obama umbrellas all of 'em (well, with the exception of some Hillarybats who are circling, circling, waiting for something to happen...) under his big-tent flaps (earache my eye!) You'll have to visit and read the post, so don't

Familiar, fear-favoring English Forced is backEnglish Forced is the idea that it is a good idea to prevent foreign languages from being used by government officials, supposedly because it forces internationals to learn English. In reality, there are a variety of reasons folks support English Forced, some of them (but not all of them) being foolish or sinister, or both. Among the factions in

Kyle Moore discusses:

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