It is with great pride and enthusiasm that I officially endorse John Stephen in the upcoming Republican Primary for New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District. I’ve been fortunate enough to meet and speak with John on a couple of occasions and I’ve sincerely been impressed by him. John has served as a prosecutor, both for Hillsborough …
Monthly Archive: June 2008
Jun
30
2008
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Jun
27
2008
What Do Conservatives Believe?…
As a conservative and a blogger, I’d have to say that one of the most frustrating thing about reading other [read: liberal] blogs is that they think they know what my conservatism means. They attribute all kinds of racist/bigoted/homophobic stereotypes and present that as their definition–and it’s one that’s widely parroted by liberal members of …
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Jun
27
2008
“…Shall Not Be Infringed.”
In a 5-4 ruling yesterday, the Supreme Court upheld the lower court ruling that a firearms ban in the District of Columbia was unconstitutional. From what I’ve heard, it was the first real challenge of the 2nd Amendment to the Constitution in over 200 years. In essence, the Court decided that the right to bear …
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Jun
24
2008
Supreme Court Rules Death Penalty Is ‘Totally Badass’…
One of the funniest sources for satire in this country has long been The Onion. I saw this video on MySpace today and I had a good laugh at this. I hope you do, too… ***LANGUAGE WARNING*** (If you are unable to see the embedded video above, please click here to go to The Onion’s …
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Jun
13
2008
RIP, Tim Russert…
Sad news at this hour: Tim Russert, the longest-serving host of television’s longest-running program–NBC’s “Meet The Press”–died today in Washington after suffering a heart attack. He was 58 years old. He was, not uncharacteristically, at work at the Washington Bureau of NBC News. To say that I’m stunned is an understatment. There was no one …
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