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The part that resembles Ted Kennedy is growing, too — much like Ted, come to think of it.

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Good news. That mouth-to-mouth thing just creeped me out.

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I’m surprised they haven’t taken the thing apart long since. We’ve got the technology to put it back together the exact same way that it was.

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Can’t say that I disagree. But that’s me.

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How can we ensure the triumph of socialism if people insist on improving their lives. I mean really….

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This is an amazingly great idea.  This sort of ‘bottom-up marketing’ was used, for example, by the inventor of the Post-It note.

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The only thing more disappointing than a Marxist dictator is an incompetent Marxist dictator.

Perhaps he should ask Fidel for some pointers.

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These are the people that Warren Buffet and the other rich Democrats are attempting to destroy.

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Just as video games have produced an entire generation of tank gunners and anti-aircraft missileers, we are now raising kids to be airborne rangers.

Just wait until the leftoids get ahold of this one.

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People used to say “Pas devant les domestiques”, but nobody who’s anybody speaks French any more.

Thomas Keller is, of course, famous for his attention to detail.

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But of course Christians do the same. (Oh, I guess they don’t….)

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When we capture them, they wind up in Guantanamo with three halal meals a day, daily prayer, and government provided health care that’s better than anything they’ve ever had before.

When they capture us, we get paraded in propaganda videos and our bones are later found in an unmarked grave, when we haven’t been beheaded on TV.

That tells you everything you need to know about this war.

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Reminder for the dim-witted: Islam is an oppressive totalitarian ideology with which no co-existence is possible.

Nobody in the world worries about Christians coming to cut his head off. The same cannot be said of Muslims. Take whatever action you think is appropriate.

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An interesting discussion, although whether the perceived gap is counter-intuitive or not depends on the perspective of the viewer, I suspect. There have been entire books written on why women are more church-going than men (like this one and this one).

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If Hillary can deal with — and is willing to deal with — somebody like Scaife, then the Europeans would be a piece of cake. She’s certainly got a bigger pair than Obama has ever demonstrated.

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Inside P0litics.

Inside the Beltway.

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The Hog reviews our arrangements for air travel security.

The TSA is run by dribbling, diaper-wearing, ignorant, inbred morons.

And that about says all that needs to be said.

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It’s about time somebody stepped on this particular cockroach. The only surprise is that it took so long.

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Sounds like the plot to a bad movie, doesn’t it?

A similar experiment triggered a series of earthquakes near Basel in Switzerland last year.

The Law of Unintended Consequences just seems to keep biting these politically-correct morons.

 A spokesman for Staufen council said: “The community was so proud of the environmentally-friendly geothermal energy project that it would be a painful irony if that was the cause for this incredible occurrence.”

No shit.

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“Judge, he needed killin’.” Sometimes the old ways are best.

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I guess Australia has its share of idiot politicians as well. Pity.

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Wouldn’t surprise me a bit. I listen to my wife complain about how the tight job market means they can’t get any qualified applicants for job openings at her company, and then I see newspaper headlines that the economy sucks and we’re only a heartbeat away from another Great Depression.

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Whoa. Life in Britain must really suck.

Mark Levin points out that, if Democrat leaders pick AlGore as their nominee, the oxymoronic nature of their party’s name will become even more obvious.

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The Post seems so surprised that a Democrat would do this.

I’m not.

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See this in the news? No? Imagine my surprise.

Guess what would have happened if a Christian had done this. Or a Jew. Of course, a Christian or a Jew wouldn’t have . That’s the point.

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Perhaps a new rest stop on the Information Superhighway.

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The truth is out there. The point of this story is that Hayeck was right: No one of us knows as much as all of us, and so a central authority will never be able to beat a market for accuracy of information.

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The Derbyshire Option is alive and well. (After all, why break in a new loser when you’ve got a proven loser close to hand?)

The Hog gets down with Islam. Or is that on Islam? I can never remember.

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Well, when there’s money to be made, technology follows.

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Not really a surprise.

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Not with any pressure Senator Depends can bring to bear.

Mark Steyn reviews the Clinton campaign.

The Clintons got away with this sort of thing for so long that you can’t blame them for wondering how they missed the memo advising that henceforth the old rules no longer apply.

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Any number can play. All it takes is a newspaper and a corrupt elected official. How hard can that be?

Cringely takes on an unusual topic for a tech columnist.

As my friend Henry from down the road in Mansfield, Ohio, points out, the Amish have been on this same “new” educational path forever. Their ability to produce nearly 100 percent productive citizens (and very nice furniture) for about fifty bucks per student per year is especially galling to those government schools that spend $16K and turn out a lot of slackers.

Or maybe not.

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Actually, this is something of a surprise — not the bias, but that somebody quit over it.

Steve Sailer is not afraid to ask the hard questions.

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How do you make money from giving stuff away? Read it and find out.

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A review of Who’s Your City? How the Creative Economy Is Making Where to Live the Most Important Decision of Your Life, by Richard Florida.

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More illustrations of the fact that fascists and communists differ only in the color of their flags — and sometimes not even then.

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There you go — the Consitution made me do it. No wonder the Democrat party is the party of corruption.

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You know an idea is no longer news when it makes the “news magazines”.

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The politics of hair.

Apparently “hair on the face” = “not in the race”. Another “boys’ club” that Hillary can’t join.

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An obvious attempt to short-circuit one of McCain’s perceived strong points. I’d be happier if I thought he really believed it, rather than it being a fairly blatant political ploy.

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About time.

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Good luck with that, fella.