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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Which Republican Presidential Candidates have a Titanium Spine?
Republican presidential candidates at tonights night’s debate in Ames, Iowa should be asked whether they agree with Newt Gingrich’s 2006 statement, “I believe evolution should be taught as science, and intelligent design should be taught as philosophy.” Most would much … Continue reading
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New Rule: Presidential Candidates Should Not Make Stuff Up.
New Rule: Presidential Candidates Should Not Makes Stuff Up. I’m channeling Bill Maher and I have a New Rule: Presidential candidates should not make stuff up. This rule is inspired by presidential candidate Michele Bachmann. She likes to make stuff … Continue reading
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