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Immediately following the recent injury of freshly elected Republican Senator Scott Brown, there has been some speculation that the Massachusetts Senator might not be sworn in this afternoon after all. However, according to a source at the House GOP leadership, such rumors and speculations are not only premature, but entirely baseless.
“We don’t expect Senator Brown’s [...]
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Now that President Obama’s approval ratings are slipping, and the good people of Massachusetts have voted in their first Republican senator in almost forty years, it’s time to get real about politics in this country. It’s time to take leadership into our own hands.
Brother, I know what you are thinking: “how am I supposed to [...]
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1. Microsoft Internet Explorer 6
Despite being web standards non-compliant, and riddled with security holes, this sluggish mammoth of a browser continues to plague the online world, almost a decade after its first appearance. Many corporations continue to stick with MSIE6, as do certain less technologically focused countries, such as China and South Korea. Webmasters around [...]
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At least the Taliban and I can agree on something.
During their regime in Afghanistan, the Taliban banned the popular Central Asian sport, Buzkashi. This, uh, sport consists of horseback men riding around and trying to drag a dead calf into a ring in the sand.
If you find this objectionable for some odd reason, don’t worry [...]
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Now, those were not the greatest eight years this country has ever seen, I’ll admit that right off the bat. Yet, I can’t help but miss having George in the White House. Here’s why.
I miss the silence. Seems like every other day Obama is giving a speech or a lecture or tap-dancing in front of [...]
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Mika Salakka is a Finn living in the United States. He is a nursing assistant, a creative writer, a devoted husband, and an observer of the human condition. His interests range from music and literature to psychology, sociology, medicine, technology, and spirituality.
Fox Stirs The Pot…Again
November 14, 2009
in Commentary
The Fox News Network demonstrated its staunch credibility once again as crackpot Sean Hannity aired footage on his show of hordes of people getting together to protest the health care bill, while a lot of that footage was actually from a completely different event, and the Washington Post’s estimate of the actual reported event’s [...]
Tagged as: Fox News, humor, politics, Television
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