By Travis on March 29, 2010
First of all, this is one of those cases where what the writer wrote is worded as good if not better than what I could do, so here’s the first part of the article, direct from the AP line:
“Federal officials on Monday awarded Tennessee and Delaware $600 million in grants to improve failing schools, [...]
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By Travis on March 23, 2010
Well, the other night a health care reform bill was passed through unprecedented means. Sure, Republicans used the reconciliation process in the past (not that it was the right thing to do then, either) but not on something of this magnitude and this utterly changing to our country. The Democrats (and yes, I can say [...]
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By Travis on March 21, 2010
First of all, on this issue, let me put my own thoughts out there. Is it really that big of a deal for a girl to wear a tuxedo to the prom? Especially such a big deal that lawsuits and the canceling of senior prom are what follows? I think not. The [...]
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By Travis on March 15, 2010
The battle over the peoples’ rights to bear arms is one that is never ending and often times highly controversial, with extremes on either side pushing the hands of those in power through lobbying and stories of consequence. Did the founding fathers use the wording “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of [...]
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By Travis on March 15, 2010
Content: We talk a little about health care again (hopefully for one of the last times) and we talk about political cartoons depicting Muhammad and the violence that they have caused.
Guest: Kevin Tracy
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By Travis on March 7, 2010
Content: We cover soooo much in this episode, I don’t even know where to begin. From Swiss bank accounts to communism to Fair Tax and everything in between.
Guests: Kevin Tracy and Donald Sjoerdsma
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By Travis on March 1, 2010
This past week, as I’m sure all of you have read in the newspaper, a woman who was a trainer at Sea World was killed by a killer whale. This story was especially big in our (me and Kevin Tracy’s) neck of the woods, since Dawn Brancheau, the woman that was killed by Tilikum, the whale, [...]
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