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I typed the words, “energy independence,” in a Google News Search and found articles about algae, wind and other renewable sources of energy being touted as solutions to the current crisis that has Americans paying record-high prices for fuel. While I agree that some renewable sources of energy — corn ethanol excluded — hold [...]
Blogger Calls for Americans to ‘Drill Congress!’
May 23rd, 2008 · No Comments
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What if Ron Paul was Commissioner of Baseball?
December 14th, 2007 · 4 Comments
A Detroit Free Press editorial today offered a scathing opinion about the state of Major League Baseball following yesterday’s finger-pointing report by George Mitchell:
“Major League Baseball is going to have to put a giant “*” next to an entire record-setting era.” The stars, it seems, were mostly juiced, cheating at the game by enhancing their [...]
Tags: · baseball, baseball players, congressman, cooperstown, detroit free press, george mitchell, hall of shame, houston chronicle, Leader of the Free World, legality of alcohol, lew rockwell, Major League Baseball, muscle-bound, national pastime, Physician, Presidential Candidate, professional baseball, rebel yell, Republican, Republican presidential candidate, rhode island, Ron Paul, shrinkage, the cream, unlv, urine specimens, war on drugs, White House
Senator Offers Hope for Fixing Congress
October 4th, 2007 · 4 Comments
In case you haven’t heard, Sen. Pete Domenici is not going to seek re-election in 2008. Before he goes, Americans should offer heartfelt thanks to the 75-year-old, six-term lawmaker from New Mexico for, quite possibly, making his greatest contribution ever to the health and future of this nation.
According to a recent news report, Senator Domenici [...]
Tags: · 110th congress, capitol, Congress, congressman, D.C., decision-making, domenici, New Mexico, Pete Domenici, representative, Senate, senator, Term Limits, U.S. Senate, Washington, Washington D.C.
