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Tag Archives: Ann Coulter
Is Amanda Knox The New Mumia?
Dennis Prager praised Ann Coulter’s article on Amanda Knox. Maybe it’s the pretty young woman defense? Remember the death of the baby in Florida? We now only convict with DNA evidence? A woman was horrifically assaulted and murdered and no … Continue reading
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Tagged amanda knox, Ann Coulter, Dennis Prager, murder convictions, petty thief, pretty young girl
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Crying Over The Execution Of Troy Davis
Dennis Prager spent two hours of his radio show today on the following story. Ann Coulter writes: For decades, liberals tried persuading Americans to abolish the death penalty, using their usual argument: hysterical sobbing. Only when the media began lying … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Coulter, average time on death row, death penalty case, Dennis Prager, legal shenanigans, mark macphail
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New York Times Reader Kills Dozens in Norway
Ann Coulter writes: The New York Times wasted no time in jumping to conclusions about Anders Behring Breivik, the Norwegian who staged two deadly attacks in Oslo last weekend, claiming in the first two paragraphs of one story that he … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Coulter, fox news, jumping to conclusions, malik hasan, military medical facility, monotheist
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Tavis Smiley: More Christians Than Muslims Blow Up People Every Single Day
See the video. Tavis Smiley: “But Christians do that [blow people up] every single day in this country.” I did a Google news search on this and there’s not one result. I wonder why the news media ignore such foolishness. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Coulter, columbine killers, Dennis Prager, Google, google news, muslim extremists
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