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The Roberts’ Nomination Confirmation Hearings

It started out rancorous. The Dems wanted to fight.

But John Roberts, nominee for the Chief Justice Slot on the Supreme Court, with nary a note in front of him, made them all look, well, stupid.

9/13/05
9/14/05
9/16/05

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Bush Accepts Responsibility for Any Slow Federal Response to Katrina

And still they bitch and moan.

9/14/05

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Moonbat California Judge Declares Pledge of Allegiance Unconstitutional
9/14/05



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Political Cartoon of the Week

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Hamas on Israel

Just so we know how they REALLY feel.

Senior Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Zahar, in an interview with the Arab newspaper Asharq Al Awsat, said, "We do not and will not recognize a state called Israel. ... This land is the property of all Muslims in all parts of the world. . Let Israel die."

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”Peace” but Only Peace on THEIR Terms
In a message delivered by an American on a planned Al Queda attack.

We are Muslims. We love peace, but peace on our terms, peace as laid down by Islam, not the so-called peace of occupiers and dictators.”

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Remember the Gaza Pullout?
The pictures of the wailing and suffering? The forced removal of Jews from the homes they’d known all their lives.

Do the Palestinians appreciate it? Better, do they have an ounce of class?

Did you know there was NEVER a country known as Palestine and there was never a people known as Palestinians?

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From Mark Steyn, always a genius:

As part of their ongoing post-9/11 convergence, the left now talks about Bush the way the wackier Islamists talk about Jews. . . .

He’s right.
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Why Is This Important?
Not that the Lamestream Media, especially the Arab financed NY Times, ever lies or anything.

But why does E. Bumiller feel it necessary to point out that a black New Orleans’ Bishop is a millionaire?

Perhaps because they want the story to be about poor people and a rich black man is…well damn near impossible by the NY Times.

Bumiller's Piece in the NY Times:

"Bishop Jakes, a multimillionaire and best-selling author, is to deliver the sermon this Friday at the Washington National Cathedral, his office said, where Mr. Bush will mark a national day of prayer for Hurricane Katrina's victims."

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