Bush Seals His Betrayal of the Religious Right

You don’t have to be pro-life to marvel at the breadth and depth of the betrayal that Bush has delivered to his base on the "religious right." Even from a distance, it is as revolting as it is revealing. The palpable cynicism and contempt of Bush now brilliantly shines through, while the neocons chortle all the way to the arms bazaar.

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"These Are MY Sons!"

Excellent piece by Will Grigg about the classic film 'Shenandoah' and against state slavery.

FTA: "I would kill any member of any armed gang who would violate the sanctity of my home for the purpose of abducting one of our children. It doesn't matter what exalted title he would possess, or what tricked-out gang colors that gang-banger would wear. That principle, as John Locke would say, applies equally to both private sector gangs and those who operate under the supposed authority of the state.

It's quite simple: If you threaten my kids, I'll hurt you. If you try to kidnap them from me, I'll kill you. Capice?"

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The Ron Paul epiphany

First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.

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Ron Paul people give what money can't buy...

Ron Paul supporters are spontaneously coming up with stuff like this constantly! Great video!

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Anti-Americans Are Everywhere

State Senator Robert Clegg calls Ron Paul "anti-American" for opposing the foreign policy of a small group of people in Washington. (The rest of America doesn't count -- the 35 people who make the policy are America, so no questioning them.) Here are what some Republicans were saying about U.S. military operations in Bosnia in 1995. I'm inclined to think they escaped Mr. Clegg's censure.

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Ron Paul Is in a Class By Himself

"After watching last night's GOP debate, I realized that the two major parties really are Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. Each candidate in one party has a doppelganger in the other, with one notable exception." Guess who?

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