Thanks for the link to Kilpatrick's The Sovereign States, and the links to the other works. I have some great reading ahead of me.

Thanks, Mrs. Schlafly, for shedding light on our steady slide into an Orwellian nightmare, and, for bringing attention to the good work of the Fordham Law School Center on Law and Information Policy.

Mike Blevins' *Open Letter to Glenn Beck*

http://www.nolanchart.com/article7383.html

What "stupid truther comment?" Glenn Beck had an agenda in interviewing Medina. Anything to insure that his man, Perry prevailed. Medina never endorsed the "truther" assertion. She was responding to the wider context of "questioning authority." She would have made a damned fine governor of Texas--with her support of property rights and 2nd Amendment rights. Every time some honest candidate comes on the scene, there are always the cynical insiders to rush to pull the rug out from under him or her.

Texas, be happy with your FDR of a governor. Four terms is obscene. Remember the Alamo!

Ms West,

I have long enjoyed your columns on TH and elsewhere, and your insightful persective on definitive issues. But this column is so "spot on" it deserves special mention. You've really hit the nail on the head.

I am not disrespecting Mac's service to his country when I say that it's time for him to retire. He has been on the wrong side of so many critical issues that I must agree with BRCAZ that "McCain is what is WRONG with the Republican Party." Or, as L stated it: "McCain represents every single thing wrong in Washington DC today."

Now Drudge is posting a headline that Mac wants the government to regulate vitamins.

L, that video of the sister of a MIA was enlightening.

It's just a damned...

The Progressives at Youtube removed the original, but it lives on.

If you haven't seen it yet...


http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=df0_1264177375

http://www.westernjournalism.com/?page_id=2697

http://www.westernjournalism.com/?p=5985

Snopes does not dispute that the Kenyan Sunday Times published this page on the web on June 27, 2004--but they assert that the title and the other reference to "Kenyan-born" were added by "someone else" other than the Associated Press.

Oh, and Snopes also points out that the article misspelled Barack's name.

Keep in mind that the couple who run the Snopes web site are Progressive Liberals.

Hmmmmm...

Kenyan Sunday Standard June 27, 2004

http://web.archive.org/web/20040627142700/eastandard.net/he adlines/news26060403.htm

I don't know how accurate this video is, but it's interesting.


Watch this before it gets removed (again).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAYFFFmw72s