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Tag Archives: barak obama
‘Drilling On Mother Earth Is Like Stabbing Your Mother’
Dennis Prager on his radio show Monday: "That’s how the Left feels about it and the Left is ruled by their feelings." Prager was in Dallas Sunday night to give a talk to Jews and Christians who’ve raised money for … Continue reading →
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Tagged barak obama, Dennis Prager, feelings, legal act, missile defense, mother earth, president of the united states of america, quot, radio show
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Writing A Gossip Column For The Los Angeles Times
ChaimAmalek: If you do, I will take this as proof that there is an afterlife, and that Cathy Seipp interceded on your behalf. ChaimAmalek: You are recession-proof ChaimAmalek: And that could be yet ANOTHER book you could write – "How … Continue reading →
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Tagged afterlife, bais, barak obama, cathy seipp, gossip column, Los Angeles Times, recession proof, tzitzit
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Luke Ford: Meek and Mild
From my live cam chat: YonahShimmel: You know, you could move to LA and be Luke’s Girl Friday YonahShimmel: Handle his correspondence, answer the phone, tidy up after him and so forth Emma: Miracles can happen YonahShimmel: So he hopes … Continue reading →
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Tagged barak obama, live cam chat, luke ford, poor emma, rudy giuliani, Sarah Palin
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Obama’s Plane Problem
From ERSNews.com: Presumptive Democratic nominee Barak Obama had a little campaign excitement he did not count on today in the skies over the Midwest. The campaign staff and press corps traveling with him on Monday (7/7/08) had airplane troubles. Senator … Continue reading →
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Tagged barak obama, charlotte north carolina, japanese airlines, midwest airlines, presidential candidate john kerry, senator obama
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Obama’s Pastor:
Robert J. Avrech writes: Here’s Barak Obama’s religious adviser, whoops, excuse me, former religious adviser, former pastor, on Israel. Hey, when did Wright become Barak’s former pastor? Wow, that was fast. And where’s Wright? In Africa. That’s convenient. But Barak … Continue reading →
Posted in Barack Obama, Israel
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Tagged american jew, barak obama, blood libels, david duke, dirty word, dog catcher, jay leno, mdash, michelle wright, mosque, president of the united states, rabbi, religious adviser, s pastor, seditious speech, Synagogue, traitor, u s senate, uniter, wedding ceremony
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