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• White House Gun Control Petition Quickly Surpasses Required Signature Count

  December 15, 2012 at 10:03am

  Frankly I welcome the Obama Administration taking the lead on this and actually drafting this legislation and taking a leadership role on this issue. You know, rather than just sitting back and criticizing Republicans for not doing anything.

  It would be a first.

• MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell Quickly Laments Lack of Gun Control in Wake of School Shooting: ‘Gun Violence Has Been Epidemic in This Country’

  December 14, 2012 at 2:13pm

  Funny that most of the things mentioned in her rant have been fairly well addressed by the thousands of gun laws already on the books. If outlawing guns is the answer, why don’t we just outlaw deranged cowards and really solve the problem.

• Let The Floodgates Open: Dutchman Finishes 20-Year Quest to Build Full Scale Model of Noah’s Ark

  December 14, 2012 at 12:20pm

  In reply to athiest-infedel.

  Never thought of it that way, but you are correct.

• Beck Hosts Special ‘Kwanzaa Edition’ of Jeopardy — Can You Name When The Holiday Was Created?

  December 14, 2012 at 10:16am

  Kwanzaa is an absolute joke. And to think that it has been elevated to the level of Christmas and Hanukkah by those who worship at the alter of political correctness is sickening.

• Let The Floodgates Open: Dutchman Finishes 20-Year Quest to Build Full Scale Model of Noah’s Ark

  December 14, 2012 at 10:02am

  Interesting. But it seems to be much more of a tourist attraction than a serious attempt at building a seaworthy oceangoing craft.

  Here’s an interesting take on the Ark myth: http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4279

  Noah Ark: Sea Trials

  Could the Ark have been built? Was there enough timber in Noah’s known world? Did Noah have the ability to import massive amounts of timber from places like modern day Europe, Russia, and Asia? Was the design seaworthy?

  It’s an interesting take on the Ark myth through the eyes of naval architecture.