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Sarah & Steve: The Tammy-Faye & Jim Baker of Politics

By ck, on May 11th, 2010

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Well, Sarah Palin wants the U.S. to go back to rules based on the 10 commandments. No surprise there. But I have a question: for her group, the bible is considered to be too liberal; to the point of Conservapedia founder, Andy Schlafly has taken it upon himself to rewrite it, to take . . . → Read More: Sarah & Steve: The Tammy-Faye & Jim Baker of Politics

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President Steve? King Stephen?

By ck, on April 26th, 2010

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I caught the pessimistic musings of Canadian Cynic this morning where  he sees Speaker Milliken as a failure for not having handed down his decision regarding the Afghan Detainee documents to parliament. He is probably right, unfortunately. He is not alone. On yesterday’s Question Period, both Craig Oliver and Jane Taber both agreed . . . → Read More: President Steve? King Stephen?

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Blogging Tories: Be Careful What You Wish For! You Sure You Want a Totalitarian Regime?

By ck, on April 22nd, 2010

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After reading comments from fools too idiotic blog like Mary T and Wilson as of late, as well as many columnists, pundits and of course, Blogging Tories, one has to wonder if they really know what they’re lobbying for: What they are attempting to force-feed Canadians these days?  To me and I’m sure . . . → Read More: Blogging Tories: Be Careful What You Wish For! You Sure You Want a Totalitarian Regime?

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