Take a wild guess at the name of the national publication in which the headline above recently appeared. Was it:
The Wall Street Journal
The Weekly Standard;
The Dallas Morning News; or
BusinessWeek.
If you guessed Business Week, you would be right. For the first time I can remember, I recommend you read an oil industry-related piece — one that [...]
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Mike Leach
Rumors are spreading fast and furiously among supporters of recently-fired Texas Tech University football coach Mike Leach. But are they true? I investigate.
Perhaps the most-volatile rumor floating about is that Leach was ousted in a fashion similar to the one that cost John Kerry the presidency in 2004. Albeit in a much-abbreviated fashion, [...]
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September 12th, 2008 · No Comments
Thanks largely to John McCain’s selection of Sarah Palin as his Republican vice presidential running mate, it appears the “Obama Phenomenon” is, as National Review Online’s Peter Wehner predicted in an article published June 13, beginning to be recognized as an “Obama Myth.”
Werner wrote:
If voters begin to believe that the Obama Phenomenon is really an [...]
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September 3rd, 2007 · 1 Comment
The Dallas Morning News reported in an article yesterday that Rep. Duncan Hunter won the Texas Republican Straw Poll Saturday, followed by Fred Thompson in second and Rep. Ron Paul in third. If, however, the video below is accurate, Paul might have finished higher — perhaps even in first place — if only his [...]
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