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Dasspunk - blather and bluegrass: Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia that is written by”¦ well”¦ you and me. Anyone with an internet connection and the inclination can make contributions. (via Cosmos)

  De "Nederlandse Prinses" Openbaarde...: What we have today, 202 years later, is an oligarchy (rule by a small cadre of elites.) The courts simply strike down laws and policies they don't like, whether their opinions reflect the provisions of the Constitution or not. Furthermore, the activist judges and those who support them have turned the Constitution into what they call "a living, breathing document," in which its actual words no longer mean what they say. (via Cosmos)

[Craigswarpeaceblog.com] Craig's War & Peace Blog: September 2004 Archives: My SMS blog was the first moblog and it continues to this day. It was so new there wasn't even a generic name for what the weblog was trying to do.

 [Shows.airamericaradio.com] Tuesday, November 29 -- DC! | The Al Franken Show | Air America Radio: Personally, I stopped acknowledging that vesti exists months ago and you'd be well served to do the same. He's a little pimple faced foul mouthed little boy and you will never come close to winning a debate with someone of that nature.

[Roxanne.typepad.com] Rox Populi : Those Wacky Republicans: The Senate is at heart a chamber that gives great power to the minority and affords great compromise.  That's its function.  It is George Washington's saucer that cools (or Tom Daschle's brake that slows) whatever comes from the rabble in the House.  Democracy is not about mob rule.  Stopping Frist from circumventing Senate rules is the real constitutional option, so this is a victory for the nation.  Period.

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