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Tag Archives: ann coulter
Ann Coulter Explains Palin’s Exit | wowOwow
The Cactus can’t understand Palin. The right wing (US) conservatives are arguing that she can align herself with the TEA parties. I’m not sure. I think the cactus does understand how much any parent would hate the attacks that have … Continue reading
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Tagged ann coulter, Daybook, Green stupidity, Liberterians, Sarah Palin
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Quotes for the day.
From chairman Ann: “Empathy,” in Liberalspeak, is nothing but raw political power David Frum argues that the value of Liberal Arts degree is declining. I like this comment: The entire American education establishment needs reform. Maybe tough high school exit … Continue reading
Ron Silver, vale atque ave
Ann C. writes about a friend who lost his status by being — a republican. One of her better pieces, and more personal than most. Ron Silver, dead from esophageal cancer. As Ann said, he will be rewarded for bravery … Continue reading
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Tagged ann coulter, Daybook, nihil malum mortui, ron silver, Theology
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The Real Root Causes of Violent Crime: The Breakdown of Marriage, Family, and Community
Hat tip to Ann Coulter. And to quote her or Sowell… or Skinner for what it is worth… if you reward a behaviour it will continue. While this link between illegitimacy and chronic welfare dependency now is better understood, policymakers … Continue reading

