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• The Story About Dem Congressman Who Tweeted 24-Year-Old Co-Ed Just Took a Stunning Twist

  February 15, 2013 at 2:12pm

  Breaking news !!!! Democrat claims to know how to do math !!!!!!!

• Tragedy: 15-Year-Old Honors Student Who Performed at Obama’s Inauguration Gunned Down in Chicago

  January 30, 2013 at 1:17pm

  In reply to FaithfulFriend.

  How many white gangs are there? I’m sure there are some wannabes, but, seriously, where are there cities with white gangs? Maybe someone can fill me in.

• Tragedy: 15-Year-Old Honors Student Who Performed at Obama’s Inauguration Gunned Down in Chicago

  January 30, 2013 at 1:11pm

  In reply to LeadNotFollow.

  But, flies seem to like him.

• Skateboarder Hit by Deer in ‘Downhill Bloodspill’ Going 40 Miles Per Hour

  October 2, 2012 at 1:27am

  The 2nd time I watched this I noticed the deer actually took out 2 riders. If you look close at :08 the deer had just plowed over another guy on the left side, then jumps up runs out of the ditch and gives guy #2 a pony ride. Then at the end a deer (probably the same one after the hairpin curve) runs across the road. Pretty wild.

• MSNBC Panel Genuinely Confused Over Negative Reaction to Obama Saying He Believes in ‘Redistribution’

  September 20, 2012 at 7:16pm

  To Richard Wolffe: Most people, especially conservatives, want government to provide certain thing called common goods. These are things that they can’t individually afford, but if the money is pooled it makes it feasible. For example, I can’t afford to build a street from the store to my property, but if I get all my neighbors to pitch in so we all benefit, then we can afford the street. Everyone is better off. There are many examples like this. For example, police, fire depts, national defense, etc. (I know this is 4th grade level, but I’m hoping Richard Wolffe reads this) However, redistribution of my money for something that is not considered a common good only benefits the recipient of my money. Any other benefits are difficult, if not impossible, to quantify (that means measure, Richard). When these types of redistribution schemes escalate over time, more and more people on the giving side become upset, they join movements (tea party) and some give up (Who is John Galt). The receivers of said redistribution will ask for more, because you won’t take anything away if they ask, so what’s the risk in asking for more. They will also have changes in attitude; why work — I may lose my welfare. Why try to better educate myself — it won’t change my welfare amount, so why do all that work. Heck, I’ll even teach my kids how to game the system. And the pattern continues. And grows. Like a cancer.

• Turns Out That Megadeth’s Frontman Is a Birther

  March 29, 2012 at 8:56am

  Hawaii also gave allowed births to be registered just on the word of a family member up to a year after the birth. There is a long history of allowing someone to be called “Hawaiian”. If you google my screen name you will find that Sun Yatsen was the father of modern China and he had a Hawaii birth certificate or certification despite being born in China. Also, Puerto Rico was involved in fraudulently issuing birth certificates about 5 years ago and had to put new policies in place — old birth certificates there are not considered valid. I wish the FBI would investigate the State of Hawaii for birth registration fraud. My educated guess after studying this is that Obama was in the CIA, as were other members of his family. That would give partial explanation to his “Columbia” college record even though no other people in that class ever saw him on campus.

• Birther and Former Army Officer Denied Medical License Allegedly Over Political Views

  February 8, 2012 at 10:19pm

  In reply to Buck Shane.

  @ Riverdog google my screen name. Hawaii often gave birth certificates to people not born in Hawaii. Also keep in mind that Puerto Rico had thousands of fraudulent birth certificates discovered about 5 years ago — so many they had to reissue new BCs for everyone.

• See the Purple Squirrel Discovered in Pennsylvania!

  February 7, 2012 at 11:32pm

  Held its breath too long.