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He’s just not that kind of guy

Have you heard? It is finally here! We’ve got one and it is going to make everything okay. That’s right folks, a mere two and a half years after invading Iraq, the President of the United States of America has developed a strategy for winning the war.

Governor’s clout loses election

I was glued to the T.V. for most of the night this past Tuesday. It was election night, an event that for people like me tends to be more exciting than the Super Bowl, the World Series, and the World and Stanley Cups combined.

Why I refused to honor Judith Miller

This past month, I attended the Society of Professional Journalists’ national convention in Las Vegas as a voting delegate.

Who’s looking out for you?

After the recent chain of American events, Mr. Clemens can rest easy knowing that his words of wisdom are as relevant today as they were when he first wrote them down more than a century ago.

Living by the Law of the Sea

Hurricane Katrina implemented the Law of the Sea in New Orleans on August 29—and it looks like a hard law to live by.

A war on anti-drug advertisements

Okay, lets get right down to business. I have a major beef with this new wave of anti-drug commercials.

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