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Tag Archives: tea party
Will Rick Perry Beat Obama?
Joe* emails: Rick Perry is the nominee for a few simple reasons: 1. Money. He can raise it. The rest, excluding perhaps Romney, Bachmann and Palin, have no money. 2. Coalition. He is the only candidate who can attract votes … Continue reading
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Joe Biden Calls Tea Party ‘Terrorists’
I dig this paragraph from politico.com: “We have negotiated with terrorists,” an angry Doyle said, according to sources in the room. “This small group of terrorists have made it impossible to spend any money.” I think that that is magnificent … Continue reading
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Do You Want To Know The Identity Of The Anti-Christ?
Wanting to make some money, I’ve been browsing Clickbank.com’s array of information products to sell. I checked out “Politics & Current Events” and the following are the best selling items (most popular first): * Do your customers want the truth … Continue reading
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Tagged alice s adventures in wonderland, donald trumps book, elections guide, food crisis, how to survive a nuclear war, murder by proxy, mystery novel, recent discoveries, spy novel, tea party, winning elections
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Addicted To Causes
On his radio show Friday, April 2nd, Dennis Prager said: “One of the phenomena of the progressive…parts of society is that they are so addicted to causes. There’s always a cause. If you could list normal left-wing causes and normal … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, economic difficulties, left wing, overwhelming majority, radio show, tea party
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