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Thomas Swift

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St. Paul, MN
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In fact, let'sust do away with all that other superflous balogney too...passports, birth certificates, green cards; who need's em?

Posted on 10/05/12 at 03:03 pm in response to Four in state show meningitis symptoms

Kluwe's idea has one attraction...imagine the fun of watching leftists find out the money they chip into the pool is going to Michelle Bachmann!

Posted on 10/05/12 at 08:43 am in response to Norm Coleman says voting amendment foes are 'crying wolf'

Brian, if you check MinnPost's headlines, you'll be advised that Knaak is not being paid by the taxpayers or the MNGOP.

Personally, I hope the judge settles court costs upon George Soros' "Secretary of State" project since it is they that foisted Ritchie upon us in the first place.

Posted on 10/05/12 at 12:24 pm in response to Norm Coleman says voting amendment foes are 'crying wolf'

Ritchie is being sued for using his office for political purposes, not because he made his opinion known...I had a higher opinion of your observations than that.

"could end; could inhibit; potential costs"

These are clearly the phrases of opinion. Voters expect their SoS to provide facts.

This, on the other hand is clearly electioneering on the taxpayers time and money:

“Minnesota voters can veto this bill and send it back to the legislature by voting ‘no’ on November 6.”

Ritchie has gone to outrageous lengths to please the leftist power brokers that put him in office. He has clearly abrogated his constitutional duties and...

Everything you ever wanted to know about Mark Ritchie

http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/printgroupProfile.asp?grpid=7487

Posted on 10/04/12 at 11:50 am in response to Presidential post-debate: Focusing on Obama’s mis-demeanor

the cartoon bubble I saw above Obama's head said "I probably should have used a 6 iron on that last hole".

Honestly, Obama provided the most illustrative depiction of Clint Eastwood's "empty chair" conservatives could have hoped for; "the light worker" was clearly not in the room.

Will it turn the tide for Mitt? Who knows...I'll just rack it up as an evening of entertainment, which is more than any leftist politician has given me in quite some time.

Posted on 10/04/12 at 01:37 pm in response to Presidential post-debate: Focusing on Obama’s mis-demeanor

Leftist bloggers appear to disagree with AlGore, who attributes Obama's disaster to "thin air"...the consensus is (drum roll): It's Bush's fault.

Posted on 10/04/12 at 09:18 am in response to The dangers of government that doesn’t get things done

When an issue is of obvious importance and benefit to all, legislation moves smooth as a gravy sandwich.

The gridlock and filibustering we have today is the direct result of ideologues at both end of the spectrum doing their thing; the system is doing exactly and precisely what the framers intended.

If there truly is a fiscal cliff in our path, and if that cliff will truly do lasting harm to our economy, it will get steered around.

Posted on 10/04/12 at 07:32 am in response to Bus driver, 72, charged with slapping 6-year-old

Brian and I agree on something. A kid that is spitting on other kids deserves a slap....a Hannibal Lecter style mask would come in handy as well.

As to FACTCHECKERS riding over the hill to save Obama...well, don't get your hopes up *too* high. The FACTCHECKERS are failing when their facts are checked.

Obama’s Palace Guard

"In order for “fact checkers” to swiftly, unanimously, and erroneously reach the wrong conclusion, they created a feedback loop, credulously taking at...