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  Flip-flop? Or legitimate policy change?

  10.24.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Flip-flop? Or legitimate policy change?

  Read this article and you decide. Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results is the definition of insanity. Now, on the eve of an election where things look bad for the incumbents, let’s change strategy. After some 2,700+ US deaths and 3 years. OK, change is probably not a bad […]

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  Poll mania

  10.19.06 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  I got an email this morning from my Brother-In-Law with the link to Electoral-vote.com. Last time I looked at this site was on the eve of the 2004 presidential election. When tracking the election there, I thought there was a good chance for regime change based on this amalgamated polling data. (It really is a […]

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  Maybe change is afoot…

  10.18.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Maybe change is afoot…

  If one can believe the polls, we might see some change as a result of this election. 74% of Americans say Congress is “out of touch.” It’s nice to be in the majority every so often… Ohio State’s 2006 record: 7-0 Next up: Indiana 10/21 Tune: Lawrence (Head of Lettuce) by Naked & Shameless Technorati […]

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  Freedom of Religion, Spam, and Faith

  10.15.06 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  Freedom of religion is one of the core tenets of our country and is protected by the Constitution. I would defend to the death any citizen’s right to worship as they see fit. Faith is a very personal matter and, in my opinion, is best demonstrated by the way one lives one’s life. Outward displays […]

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  UK disputes 655,000 dead in Iraq figure

  10.12.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on UK disputes 655,000 dead in Iraq figure

  Unsurprisingly, one of the governments responsible disputes the impact of their actions. I’m all for debate around this as it’s a huge number, but where’s the mortality rate the UK would state in its place? How was that rate calculated and what was the underlying data? Until and unless this is produced, it’s nothing more […]

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