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Pickler, Nedra.
“Kerry
says he'll filibuster Supreme Court nominees who do not support abortion
rights.” San Francisco Chronicle (AP).
June 20, 2003.
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry said Friday that he is prepared
to block any Supreme Court nominee who would not uphold the Roe v. Wade
decision that legalized abortion.
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Peterson, Karen S.
“Study
links depression, suicide rates to teen sex.” USA Today.
June 3, 2003.
The Heritage study taps the government-funded National Longitudinal Survey
of Adolescent Health. The Heritage researchers selected federal data on
2,800 students ages 14-17. The youngsters rated their own "general state of
continuing unhappiness" and were not diagnosed as clinically depressed.
The Heritage researchers do not find a causal link between "unhappy kids"
and sexual activity, says Robert Rector, a senior researcher with Heritage.
"This is really impossible to prove." But he says that study findings send a
clear message about unhappy teens that differs from one portrayed in the
popular culture, that "all forms of non-marital sexual activity are
wonderful and glorious, particularly the younger (teen) the better," he
says.
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Miller, John J. “Best of Enemies.” OpinionJournal.com.
June 20, 2003.
Time to restore the beautiful
friendship with France? Not at all.
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Taranto, James.
“Best of the Web Today.” OpinionJournal.com. , 2003. |
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Dennis the Menace
There is some legitimate dispute about just what happened when Lynch
was captured and later rescued. In April Washington Post ombudsman
Michael Getler acknowledged that the paper had cited probably
false claims by unnamed "U.S. officials" that Lynch had gone down
shooting after suffering multiple gunshot wounds. On the other hand,
much of the Lynch revisionism has been based on a patently silly
report from the
BBC claiming, among other things, that the soldiers who rescued
Pfc. Lynch were firing blanks.
For the sake of the historical record, it would be worthwhile to
clarify what actually happened rather than rely on accounts produced
during the fog of war. But there's also a political agenda at work
here: Far-left critics of America are arguing that if there were
errors in the original account of Lynch's capture and rescue, it
somehow illustrates that the Bush administration, the nation and the
military are fundamentally evil. (See this typically bilious
Robert Scheer column for an example.) |
Rulon, Malia “Lawmaker
Seeks Videotape of Lynch Rescue.” Kansas City Star (AP).
June 3, 2003.
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To the Left, March
John Kerry may be positively middle-of-the-road
when compared with Dennis Kucinich and Howard Dean, but The American
Spectator Online makes clear that these things are relative. Last
night, TASO reports, the haughty, French-looking Massachusetts
Democrat, who by the way served in Vietnam, "appeared on Park Avenue
where a former Goldman Sachs partner hosted the likes of grand lefties
Robert Downey, Sr. (the one who taught his kid how to smoke pot),
Erica Jong, Norman Mailer, George Plimpton, movie director Robert
Altman (who has still not moved out of the country), Carly Simon, and
Candice Bergen." |
The Prowler. “Kerry
And The Comrades.” The American Spectator. June 4, 2003. |
The Weapons Mystery
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Brookes, Peter. “When
Weapons Go Missing.” New York Post. June , 2003.
Notice how you don't see any of the
governments that opposed the use of force saying: "I told you so."
That's because no one disagreed that Saddam had an arsenal of WMD. In
fact, in the fall of last year, the U.N. Security Council voted
unanimously that Baghdad had WMD and must disarm. The disagreements
with Paris and Berlin came over how to disarm Saddam of his WMD, not
whether he had it. |
Eponymous Dowdification
"Me . . . has no intelligence."--Maureen Dowd,
New York Times, June 4 |
Dowd, Maureen. “Bomb and
Switch.” New York Times. June 4, 2003. |
Life in the Vast Lane
Sen. Hillary Clinton, whose husband was
president for eight years prior to her election to the World's
Greatest Deliberative Body, has a White House memoir coming out next
week, and the Associated Press has a sneak preview. In the book she
reveals that her husband is--brace yourself--a liar:
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The AP doesn't say if the senator offers an
apology to those she smeared as part of a "vast right-wing
conspiracy," but certainly one is due. |
Woodward, Calvin, and
McDonough, Siobhan. “Hillary
Clinton's Book Details Betrayal.” Yahoo! News (AP). June 4, 2003. |
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Yardley, Greg. “50 Years Later: Rosenberg
Redux.” Wall Street Journal.
June 4, 2003. p
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Less than a century ago, the U.S. Congress, responding to pressure from
its constituents, voted to start collecting taxes on people's income.
Many Americans, especially small-business owners, farmers, trade unionists
and people who lived in the Midwest, West and South, cheered the new tax.
Finally, with this new tax, they might get some relief from their
financial struggles. |
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Crossen, Cynthia. “Not
Too Long Ago, Some Begged for an Income Tax.” Wall Street Journal.
June 4, 2003. p
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Less than a century ago, the U.S. Congress, responding to pressure from
its constituents, voted to start collecting taxes on people's income.
Many Americans, especially small-business owners, farmers, trade unionists
and people who lived in the Midwest, West and South, cheered the new tax.
Finally, with this new tax, they might get some relief from their
financial struggles. |
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Yardley, Greg. “50
Years Later: Rosenberg Redux.” FrontPageMagazine.com. June
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Crawford, Bruce. “Why
Socialists Love Illegal Immigration.” FrontPageMagazine.com (townhall.com). June
20, 2003.
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Reagan, Michael. “A
Church in Disarray.” FrontPageMagazine.com. June 20, 2003.
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, . “.” FrontPageMagazine.com (townhall.com). June 4, 2003.
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Sowell,
Thomas. “The
legacy of Eric Hoffer, Part II.” Jewish World Review. June 20, 2003. Although Eric Hoffer was perhaps at his zenith during
the 1960s, he was completely at odds with the pious cant and slippery
evasions of that rhetoric-ridden decade, whose tragic consequences are
still with us today.
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Since the American economy and society advanced
with little or no role for the intelligentsia, it is hardly surprising
that anti-Americanism flourishes among intellectuals. "Nowhere at
present is there such a measureless loathing of their country by
educated people as in America," Eric Hoffer said.
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Eric Hoffer never bought the claims of
intellectuals to be for the common man. "A ruling intelligentsia," he
said, "whether in Europe, Asia or Africa, treats the masses as raw
material to be experimented on, processed and wasted at will."
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Long, Michael. “Dems turn a
sensible question into pure politics.” Jewish World Review. June 4, 2003.
Next, look at the most glaring example of their hypocrisy over WMD. On
December 19, 1998, President Clinton said that regime change was needed in
Iraq because of the presence of WMD. Hussein admitted he had WMD programs
at least twice in the decade of the 1990s, and signed agreements promising
to dismantle these programs and present proof that he had done so.
Wouldn't it be nice if the Democrats explained why they were cheerleading
for Clinton's WMD charges back then, but not for Bush's today?
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If the Left gives a damn about human rights and
not just shouting in the streets over unreconciled daddy issues, they
need to look around the world. The U.S. may not be utopia, but the human
rights abuses throughout the Middle East make ours not even worth
mentioning in the same breath. …
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… Never have so few shouted so loud over so
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“In
the news.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. June 4, 2003. (p 1A)
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Benjamin James Johnson, pled guilty to stealing paintings from
Odai Hussein’s palace.
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32-year-old
Shannon Denney was charged with “outraging public decency and
public morals” for breastfeeding an infant at a Stigler, Oklahoma day
care center without the parents’ permission.
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Danish Lutheran
Pastor
Thorkild Grosboel was suspended for saying “there is no heavenly
God, there is no eternal life, there is no resurrection” in a recent
interview.
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Runk, David. “2
found guilty of terror conspiracy: Arab immigrants in ‘sleeper cell’
that potentially targeted Disneyland.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (AP).
June 4, 2003. DETROIT — Two Arab immigrants accused of gathering
intelligence on potential targets from Disneyland to an air base in
Turkey were convicted of conspiring to support Islamic terrorists
Tuesday, the first guilty verdicts involving a "sleeper cell" uncovered
after Sept. 11, 2001. A third man was found guilty only on a fraud
charge, and a fourth was acquitted of all counts. |
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Kaufman, Marc. “Surgeon
general favors banning tobacco goods.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (Washington
Post).
June 4, 2003. Surgeon General Richard Carmona said Tuesday that he
supports the banning of tobacco products — the first time that the
government’s top doctor and public health advocate has made such a
strong statement about the subject. Testifying at a House Energy and Commerce
subcommittee hearing on smokeless tobacco and "reduced risk" tobacco
products, Carmona was asked if he would "support the abolition of all
tobacco products." "I would at this point, yes," he replied. |
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Letters
“Fixing a
historical error”
Roger Pauly of Conway writes to point out that the “stars and
bars” is different from what is now known as the Confederate battle
flag, which he says was the flag of the Army of Northern Virginia. |
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“The Civil War Draft Riots.” History Channel:
History's Mysteries. As men died on
battlefields, the homefront simmered with anger and newspapers fanned the
flames. Then, a new conscription law led to civil discontent. The year,
1863; the President, Lincoln. Blood flowed in New York City streets when
riots erupted into the single most violent outbreak of urban unrest in
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