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I am so tired of abortions and its likes being used for birth control, it is sickening. You think about all those out there who would like to have children and are unable. Just think if those who dispose of their fetuses would only just carry the child to term and then allow someone to adopt. Then on the other side how about the people who have multiple children and sit on their butts collecting welfare? It just seems so unfair.

Perhaps I am looking at abortion all wrong.. An acquaintance of mine found out about a month ago she was knocked up. She and the father were excited at first then the excitement went away. She was lucky enough to know of a convenience store that carries "abortion" pills (different then morning after pills) She popped into the convenience store, Planned Parenthood, and popped 2 of the tasty goodness murder pills. After "expelling" the child for only a few short days, she is now back to normal and will be getting hitched to her no-longer a baby's daddy next week. This is great news!! Perhaps the solution to unfit parents as well as those on welfare is mandatory murder pills. Just think no more unwanted children and less money flowing for welfare!! The solution for those who don't want their fetus's is simple and already at play. The solution for the welfare dependant over breeders is just as simple. Here is a flawless plan: allow them max of two children then after that stick murder pills in their government cheese whenever they get knocked up... I mean its not really "murder". BRILLIANT!!

Remember folks: guns don't kill people Abortion kills people..

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Holy cow!! I think there is a GOD, of course I knew that all the time

University of Colorado interim Chancellor Phil DiStefano said today he has started a process to terminate controversial tenured professor Ward Churchill. DiStefano made the announcement at a 2 p.m. news conference

Thanks to Coloradopols for the story.

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THE WHITE HOUSE

Office of the Press Secretary

For Immediate Release June 26, 2006

INDEPENDENCE DAY, 2006

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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

A PROCLAMATION

On July 4, 1776, our Nation's Founders declared "That these United Colonies are, and of Right, ought to be free and Independent States." This declaration marked a great milestone in the history of human freedom. On the 230th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, we pay tribute to the courage and dedication of those who created this country, and we celebrate the values of liberty and equality that make our country strong.

The patriots of the Revolutionary War acted on the beliefs that "all men are created equal" and "that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights." By advancing these ideals, generations of Americans have unleashed the hope of freedom for people in every corner of the world.

As we celebrate our independence, Americans can take pride in our history and look to the future with confidence. We offer our gratitude to all the American patriots, past and present, who have sought to advance freedom and lay the foundations of peace. Because of their sacrifice, this country remains a beacon of hope for all who dream of liberty and a shining example to the world of what a free people can achieve. May God continue to bless the United States of America.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, GEORGE W. BUSH, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim July 4, 2006, as Independence Day. I call upon the people of the United States to observe with all due ceremony our Independence Day as a time to honor our Founders and their legacy of freedom and remember with thankfulness the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this twenty‑six day of June, in the year of our Lord two thousand six, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirtieth.

GEORGE W. BUSH

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My boyfriend has a theory on gossip. He says that people will give you information if you a) give them good gossip once in a while b) don't blab the big stuff. Don't bother to ask me why we have had this conversation... But it was what popped in my head after learning of the blabbermouths at the Times.

Do journalists really have to blab everything that they hear? What if it jeopardizes the position of our Country? At what point have they to say screw freedom of the press for continuing the freedom of the United States?

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I saw an article today about Cindy SheeHam that really got my blood stirring. As I was about to write an entry I decided it was just too easy. This woman needs serious help, I am not kidding she really does. She lost her son and she has obviously suffered emotionally and mentally from it. So no trader Cindy SheeHam today.

Instead I will write about the chocolate city. Evidently the chocolate city is once again full of nuts and the National Guard won the golden ticket to help them out. Yes, that is correct New Orleans the city of perfect angels, the city that President Bush once tried with all his might to destroy, has turned into a scene from Sin City. Mayor C. Ray Nagin requested this week that the National Guard come to his aid to help him control what seems to be the uncontrollable. Undoubtedly our administration sent these evil killers and lowlifes to New Orleans to destroy what was left.

Good luck to the National Guard in stopping the madness. Personal words to the Mayor: Careful what you wish for ...

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We have all heard about the evil myspace these past few months. We have heard about threats through myspace, young girls posting naughty pics, etc. Myspace is always the first to catch heat. Its theie fault right? After all, they are providing a place for people to communicate and meet other people.

A fourteen year old girl and her mother are suing Myspace claiming, "popular Internet site fails to protects children from adult sexual predators." Evidently they believe the creator of Myspace is the actual father of the 14 year old. As the father he should be held responsible for not watching what the child does on Myspace. Oh wait I think I have that wrong..

I remember back in the day of msn spaces...... I would cringe when I would stumble upon a site of a teenager or perhaps even younger, they would have email address posted, phone numbers, addresses, etc... My question has always been, where are the parents? How dare this mother and daughter file suit. Last I checked it is the parents responsibility. Who leaves their childs welfare in the hands of someone they don't know. That is exactly what you do if you do not monitor your childs usage of Myspace or any other site, for that matter. Would you allow a person to babysit your child if you did not know them or check their background? Would you meet someone on the street and hand your child over to them for a few hours? Perhaps the real investigation needs to be on this parent for neglect.

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Uh oh. Perhaps it is time to locate all those bomb shelters that were built so long ago.. Anyone know what we are going to do about North Korea? Lets see they would like to "mercilessly wipe out America" and oh by the way still working on testing out those long range missiles. HELLO!!?? This seems to be a bit too coincidentally to me. I mean this Kim Jong-Ill guy is a loon. He has shown us numerous times he is not right in the head.

I am a little nervous about how this is going to turn out. I must say though I have faith in our USA and I am sure that we won't sit around and let this annihilation take place. RIGHT? Of course if it were up to me we would just be the better man, and test that missile out for them....

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Most of you know my stance on the ACLgetaclUe. We hear about their "good" deeds in the news all the time. Without the ACLgetaclUe, many low life undeserving people would not have a voice. Well it turns out that the media has been hiding a secret about the ACLgetaclUe for a while. Just like many of the families that the ACLgetaclUe represents, they too have something they are not so proud of. They have a good twin!! Thats right, the ACLJ. They fight for Truth, Justice, and the true American way. They are the anti ACLU. They are what the ACLU claims to be. They are the dirty little secret that many do not want you to know about.

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Best I've Seen

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"You are so easy to label liberal's as "vermin" and "rats' but where is the moral outrage when that 'talking head' coulter spews her venom ?
Where is the apology to the Women who lost their Husbands ?!
Very strong, phenomenal Women have lost spouses or seen them hurt in horrific ways and have used these deaths or misfortunes to elicit change.
Such as:
Coretta Scott King
Jacqueline Kennedy
Sarah Brady
Would coulter call them "witches" also ?"

This comment was left by Robert, a commentor here at blogitright. In regards to Ms. Coulters book, I have not yet read it. I have seen the exchange between her and Matt Lauer, and I will definitely be watching Leno tonight. Without reading Coulters book I am a bit mixed on my feelings of what I have heard of it. My first reaction was such negativity against widows of those lost in the attack of 9/11 is probably not necessary. Perhaps the words she used were harsh. HOWEVER.. that is my opinion, and an opinion based on things I have heard, not read directly. I then heard Ms. Coulters interview with Mr. Matt. She is right. The liberals have used as mascots(Jersey Girls, Cindy SheeHAM etc.), victims. They want them to be the messenger of their bs so that when sane people react we look like heartless predators. Robert you are right, perhaps Ms. Coulter should not call these Jersey Girls witches, she should call them what they are: Prostitutes, and the Libs are their pimps.

These mascots/puppets are not exempt from reaction. I am sick and tired of the Free Speech act only being used when convenient for the left.

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Every email I get containing some type of forwarded story, I check out at Snopes. Some of the saddest stories turn out to be from someones imagination. I opened an email this morning title Thank You. As I read it I felt my eyes welling up. I went to snopes right away. It didn't pull up any info. Unsatisfied, I googled it. The search turned up an article in the Rocky Mountain News. I wanted to share the article with you, have your tissues ready.

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Well the evil al-Zarqawi is dead. What does that mean to America and the rest of the world? What does it mean to you?

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Just wanted to say that. ; ) But really, your wedding day is a special day. It is a day where you and your bride or groom, share a day meant to be the beginning of the rest of your life. You share the day with friends and family, this is after all a very intimate day. So what happens if someone crashes your wedding? Can you imagine how pissed off you would be? I mean really why on earth would someone show up uninvited? Is it just so they can get into some yummy food and drink? Could it simply be they wanted to say they crashed a wedding? Evidently the bragging appeal is exactly why Oprah Winfrey decided to crash some weddings. Yes, that's right Oprah Winfrey. Now to give her credit she came bearing gifts of dishes for the newly weds she imposed upon. That makes it all good right? UH NO!!! Who on earth does she think she is? Queen of taste she surely is not. Some of the couples may have thought it made their special day that much more special, but I say Buzz off Oprah its not always all about you!

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Great replies to the question of what makes a traitor. I of course had a reason for asking this question. A friend of blogitright.com was recently put on mock trial for treason and being a traitor. Although I don't agree with what Mr. Beiling feels, I was a little disturbed by the judegement of "traitor". I was curious as to what makes a person a traitor. I think we have seen a few different adjectives being used quite a bit since 9/11. Traitor is one and Hero is another. We seem to have become a society who throws both of these terms around quite frivolously. I have been guilty of this loose lip drivel myself. Anyone and everyone who has done good by our Country is a hero. Everyone who has voiced opposition to the war is a traitor. I do believe some of the first group truly are heroes, and some of the second group truly are traitors. I believe that this is a time to support our troops. Of course I believe that during all times not just since 9/11. I believe that as a country we must stand united against our enemies. So I ask that you truly think before you speak. Don't be so quick to label whether it be as a traitor or a hero. Those terms will quickly loose their powerful meaning if we continue to spew them so freely.

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