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Which Presidents Had The Best Use Of Themselves?

In this discussion with Eileen Troberman, Alexander Technique teacher Robert Rickover (the son of the founder of the nuclear navy) names Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama as two presidents with the best use of themselves. “We can find a really … Continue reading

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Do The Republicans Even Want It?

Joe emails: Obama is now behind the “generic” GOP candidate in polling. Problem is that the Republican party is in such disarray after George W. Bush’s screwing of the pooch (there is no other way to portray what happened, it … Continue reading

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Hanging Out With The Bushes

David Gruber, an Orthodox rabbi turned secular humanist, emails me: I wanted to share with you what was a very interesting weekend on our end. On Saturday, I participated in the wedding ceremony of one of President George W. BushÂ’s … Continue reading

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Does American Need Change?

Dennis Prager writes: If you ask most supporters of Sen. Barack Obama why they so fervently want him to be elected president, they will tell you about their deep yearning for "change." And that, of course, has been the theme … Continue reading

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‘Dumbocracy: Adventures with the Loony Left, the Rabid Right, and Other American Idiots’

I hate this new book by Marty Beckerman. He refers to George W. Bush as "King Retard" and Bill Clinton as "President Blowjob." Here’s a sentence from page 45: "The GOP is obsessed with depriving gay Americans of any and … Continue reading

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