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Tag Archives: obama
Jackie Sherrod
Claire Spark writes on FB: “This was a very skillfull highly propagandistic speech that adroitly played the race card while pretending to be about reconciliation. It is a typical black nationalist demand for reparations. As propaganda: brilliant. She creates a … Continue reading
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The White Obama Joey Kurtzman Testifies To What God Has Done In His Life
Today Joey will share with us the seven spiritual laws for lasting marriage and his five year plan for our economy. This year’s Torah portion is Va’etchanan.
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Resentment of the Rich Never Employed Anyone
That was Dennis Prager’s great line on his radio show today. “Resentment of the rich does not help the poor. It just hurts the country.” Prager’s solution for our unemployment problem? Cut taxes. I think the solution is for Obama … Continue reading
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President Obama Needs A Morality Czar
When I think of the awful wickedness affecting the body politic, I realize that I must accept the president’s call to service: Joe emails: Hey, luke, you don’t read ancient hebrew script? You have the photo reversed!
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Dennis Prager talks to John Goodman, president and CEO of the National Center for Policy Analysis and an expert on health care reform
Thursday, hour one of Prager’s radio show: On Obama’s town hall on health care reform, a woman with metastizing breast cancer says she and her husband have $50,000 in medical-related debts even though they both have health insurance and are … Continue reading
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What North Korea Teaches the World
Chaim Amalek emails: If even a dirt poor country like North Korea can get the Bomb, then so too can an oil rich country like Iran. Iran will go nuclear, and there likely will be nothing that the Obama or … Continue reading
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