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As the controversial swirl over Sonia Sotomayor’s nomination to the Supreme Court hits full force this week with her Senate hearing, one simple fact has seemed questionably absent in the discussion. In late August 2009, John McCain’s campaign officially tapped Alaska governor Sarah Palin...

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Not unexpected?….Never M...

Posted by Anthony Bruno on 06 1st, 2010

For an Administration which says diversity is important in our country, there is an area where diversity is nowhere to be seen……diversity of viewpoint. The president is quick to reach out, but only to like-minded groups, not those in disagreement...

“How do you like me now&...

Posted by Anthony Bruno on 06 1st, 2010

Photo by jurvetson The subject title is from a song by Toby Keith, who sings about a long ago girl friend who had no interest in him while they were in high school but may think differently today as he achieved success. Well, the title was borrowed,...

State Sovereignty…..need...

Posted by Anthony Bruno on 05 25th, 2010

Photo by taberandrew For decades the American people have watched state authority and responsibility either willingly or willfully turned over to the Federal government creating a dysfunctional behemoth often slow to respond and usually weak in resolving matters...

An Election Primer…..II...

Posted by Anthony Bruno on 04 13th, 2010

April 8, 2010 The upcoming mid-term election will be anything but the typical yawner most previous ones have been. This one, in all probability (and hopefully), will flip the majority in both the House and the Senate. Most of the media foresee what...

September Politics...

Posted by Will Rand on 09 7th, 2009

First off, as others have noted, where have all the anti-war protestors gone? “When will they ever learn, when will they ever learn?” My suspicions are many of them would have lauded the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as a noble effort...

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