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“Mistakes are your best assets. They hone your skills and develop your creativity. Don’t be afraid to make them, the more the merrier.” From Barry Kibrick Eric Metaxas the right-wing author and radio talk show host, once said when he was talking about one of his books and I’m paraphrasing: “We’re all a bunch a screw […]
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Linda Evans reminds me a lot of Deidre Hall from Days of Our Lives. I think they could easily pass as sisters. Two tall, gorgeous, sexy, adorable, blondes, who are great soap opera veterans.The best front court ever. The Celtics had the best small forward, as well as forward ever in Larry Bird and the best power forward of the 1980s with Kevin McHale. Oh by the way, their 3rd best player Robert Parish, is also in the Hall of Fame.Yeah, you add up all their wins, championships, and personal accomplishments together, you won't find a better duo than Magic and Kareem. They simply are the best. You could make a good argument that the two best players in the NBA in the 1980s, both played for the Los Angeles Lakers.Yeah, you add up all their wins, championships, and personal accomplishments together, you won't find a better duo than Magic and Kareem. They simply are the best. You could make a good argument that the two best players in the NBA in the 1980s, both played for the Los Angeles Lakers.The 1977 Saints were 3-11, but had real talent on offense, with QB Archie Manning, RB's Chuck Muncie and Tony Galbraith and TE Henry Childs. Hank Stram was their head coach, Dick Nolan and Sam Rutigliano were also on that coaching staff. Gary Bender was one of my favorites play by play announcers growing up and still is. He had a great voice, knew his sports, did his homework, and had a good sense of humor. Good game at Busch Memorial Stadium.Anyone whose still angry about the SCOTUS Roe V. Wade decision, needs to know and remember one thing. Elections have consequences. If Hillary Clinton wins the presidency in 2016, Democrats probably win back the Senate that year as well, with all the Democrats who didn't bother to vote at all, or who voted for a Far-Left candidate, would've turned out and voted for her and the Democratic candidates running for Senate that year.Follow Me on Facebook
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Associated Press: Today in History For September 11th- Remembering 9/11, 2001
Source: This piece was originally posted at The Daily Review Just to give you a personal reflection about 9/11. I was working at a movie theater and not happy about it and working the nightshift and disliked that even more. … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged 2001, 9/11, Al Qaeda, America, New York, New York City, September 11th, September 11th 2001, September 11th Anniversary, The 2000s, United States, War on Terror, Washington DC
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The Onion: Nathan Eckert- ‘The Iraq War Will Destabilize The Entire Mideast Region & Set Off a Global Shockwave of Anti-Americanism’
Source:The Onion– debating the 2003 War In Iraq. Source:The Daily Review “George W. Bush may think a War In Iraq is the solution to our problems, but the reality is, it will only serve to create more.” From The Onion Looking … Continue reading
Posted in The Daily Review, The Onion
Tagged 2003, 2015, America, Arabia, Bill Maher, Center Right, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, George W. Bush, George W. Bush Administration, George W. Bush Presidency, Iraq, Iraq War, Middle East, Nathan Eckert, Neoconservatism, Neoconservatives, News Satire, Onion News, Political Humor, Political Satire, Republican Party, Saddam Hussein, Texas, The 2000s, The Onion, The White House, United States, War on Terror, Washington, Washington DC
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President William Jefferson Clinton: Farewell Address (2001)
Source:American Rhetoric– President William J. Clinton (Democrat, Arkansas) 42nd President of the United States (1993-2001) “My fellow citizens, tonight is my last opportunity to speak to you from the Oval Office as your President. I am profoundly grateful to you … Continue reading
Posted in Originals, WJC Presidency
Tagged 1993, 2001, America, Arkansas, Bill Clinton, Bill Clinton Administration, Bill Clinton Presidency, Bill Clinton White House, Center Left, Democratic Party, New Democrats, President Bill Clinton, President Clinton's Farewell Address, Progressive Democrats, Progressives, Progressivism, The 1990s, The 2000s, The White House, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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The Intelligent Channel: Michael Lind- ‘The Global Roots of The 2008 Crash’
Source:The Intelligent Channel– talking to economist Michael Lind on his version of The Social Contract. “Michael Lind, Policy Director of the New America Foundation’s Economic Growth Program and author of Land of Promise: An Economic History of the United States … Continue reading
Posted in New Left, Originals
Tagged 2008, 2009, 2013, America, America Private Enterprise, American Capitalism, American Economy, Capitalism, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Economic Freedom, Fair Deal, Free Society, Great Society, Individual Freedom, Liberal Democracy, Liberalism, Michael Lind, New America Foundation, New Deal, Opportunity Society, Personal Freedom, Personal Responsibility, Private Enterprise, The 1930s, The 1940s, The 1960s, The 1990s, The 2000s, United States
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Foreign Affairs: Gideon Rose- ‘Iraq in Retrospect’
Source:Foreign Affairs– welcome to Iraq, also known as Hell on Earth. Source:FRS FreeState “Ten years ago this week, the United States and a few of its allies invaded Iraq, writing the final chapter in Washington’s checkered decades-long relationship with Saddam … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, FRS FreeState
Tagged 107th Congress, 2003, 2003 War in Iraq, 2013, America, Arabia, Carnegie Council, Democratic Party, George W. Bush, George W. Bush Administration, George W. Bush Presidency, Gideon Rose, Invasion of Iraq, Iraq, Middle East, Neoconservatism, Neoconservatives, Preemptive War, President George W. Bush, Republican Party, Texas, The 2000s, U.S. Congress, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, United States, War in Iraq, Washington, Washington DC
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Professor Conor Gearty: ‘Liberty and Security For All’
Source:Amazon– Conor Gearty’s book about civil liberties and income inequality. Source:FRS FreeState “All aspire to liberty and security in their lives but few people truly enjoy them. This book explains why this is so. In what Conor Gearty calls our … Continue reading
Posted in FRS FreeState, Originals
Tagged 2013, Amazon, America, Britain, Conor Gearty, Durham University, Economic Freedom, Free Society, Free State, George W. Bush, Gordon Brown, Individual Freedom, Liberal Democracy, Liberal Society, Liberal State, Liberty, Liberty and Security, Personal Freedom, Personal Responsibility, President George W. Bush, Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Prime Minister Tony Blair, Professor Conor Gearty, Security, The 2000s, Tony Blair, United Kingdom, United States
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ICNA Chicago: ‘The Life of Malcolm X’
Source:ICNA Chicago– from a documentary about Minister Malcolm X. Source:FRS FreeState “America needs to understand Islam, because this is the one religion that erases from its society the race problem.” Malcolm X Islamic Learning Foundation* Presents: THE LIFE OF MALCOLM … Continue reading
Posted in FRS FreeState, Malcolm X
Tagged 2007, African American History, African-American Community, America, American History, Black Power, Chicago, Civil Rights Movement, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, ICNA, Illinois, Individual Freedom, Islam, Liberalism, Malcolm X, Muslims, Personal Freedom, Personal Responsibility, The 1960s, The 2000s, The Life of Malcolm X, United States
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