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Inaccuracies, lies, and innuendoes racing throughout the cyberworld give voters a false sense of knowledge about political candidates. Pro or con?
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Inaccuracies, lies, and innuendoes racing throughout the cyberworld give voters a false sense of knowledge about political candidates. Pro or con?
An op-ed from Glenn Reynolds, at USA Today (via Instapundit): With trillion dollar deficits as far as the eye can see, and the exploding national debt...Read more
#RomneyRyan 2012 on the attack, at Buzzfeed, "In Florida, Romney Hits Obama For Cutting Medicare" (via Memeorandum).And the neo-socialist Obama campai...Read more
The New York Times reports, "Helen Gurley Brown, Who Gave Cosmopolitan Its Purr, Is Dead at 90" (via Memeorandum). And at Blazing Cat Fur, "Helen Gurl...Read more
Althouse has it, "Paul Ryan, heckled in Iowa, said 'We're used to this in Wisconsin'."More at Instapundit, "PUNCHING BACK TWICE AS HARD: So the commun...Read more
Every parents nightmare.At the Philadelphia Inquirer, "Man, 34, surrenders in attempted abduction of girl."Read more
From Kash Hill, at Forbes (via Instapundit): People’s nasty traits have a way of revealing themselves on social networks: in writing. Or rather in how...Read more
It was Tuesday, actually.But interesting, in any case. At Wired, "Aug. 7, 1991: Ladies and Gentlemen, the World Wide Web."When I applied to graduate s...Read more
It's the hidden secret of the radical homosexual left: extreme promiscuity. While certainly some homosexuals are monogamous, the fact remains that gay...Read more
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