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By Toby Harnden Telegraph.co.uk No single speech was ever going to rescue Barack Obama’s presidency. His more modest aim was to persuade ordinary Americans that he understands their dire economic plight and is strong enough to deliver solutions. His problem was that he is a renowned speaker but people have come to distrust his words. [...]

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Let me apologize for rambling on, I inherited it from my predecessor and it was necessary to clean up his mess. <phantomlord@rochesterconservative.com> Madam Speaker, Vice President Biden, members of Congress, distinguished guests, and fellow Americans: Our Constitution declares that from time to time, the President shall give to Congress information about the state of our [...]

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By rochester_veteran The annual Presidential State of the Union Speech is today and I’ve been perusing articles on the subject. I came across this one, from Christopher Buckley (the late William F. Buckley’s son), “The Audacity of Oops”, that was posted on the Daily Beast. It’s a satire piece on a sneak preview into Obama’s [...]

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By rochester_veteran One would think that US Attorney General Eric Holder would have consulted with the NYPD before making the decision to hold the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in New York City. That did not happen Brian Faughnan from Red State reported on a New York Young Republican meeting where New York Police Commissioner, [...]

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By Taylor Armerding The Eagle Tribune Welcome to the Monday-morning quarterbacking forum. Where hindsight is always 20/20. Where everything looks clearer in the rear view mirror. Where success has many fathers and failure is an orphan. Where the blame game becomes a circular firing squad. I’m just excited to be here. And I’m hearing mostly [...]

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By rochester_veteran In my blog post about Olbermann’s show yesterday, I made the following point about people who are railing against the Supreme Court decision on restoring the First Amendment rights of business and corporations in having the same rights as everyone else concerning campaign funding: “This “evil corporation” crap really gets old. Aren’t businesses [...]

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By rochester_veteran The “antics” of Keith Olbermann and his guests on his TV show have been discussed on the RC Pirate Forums recently: Olbermann’s Meltdown Here’s the video of “Olbermann’s Meltdown” after Scott Brown won the Massachusetts Senate seat that’s been held by Democrats, mostly by Ted Kennedy, since 1952: That’s about as nasty as [...]

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By Byron York Washington Examiner It seems like a pretty simple question. Who made the decision to charge Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the accused terrorist arrested for trying to blow up a Northwest Airlines jet on Christmas Day, as an everyday criminal, as opposed to an enemy combatant? After all, Abdulmutallab was trained by al Qaeda, [...]

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India Times Climategate-I was the revelation that climate scientists crusading over global warming at East Anglia University had tried to censor inconvenient 1.jpg data and shut dissenters out of academic journals. Climategate-II is the revelation that the 2007 report of the International Panel on Climate Change, saying Himalayan glaciers might disappear by 2035, was not [...]

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By Joseph Farah WorldNetDaily © 2010 What can I say? What can anyone say? The long-awaited political realignment has begun. The Democratic Party has self-destructed. Even Massachusetts recognizes it and led the way last night in making it official. When the polls closed, the curtain opened on a midterm election year that promises the biggest [...]

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