Archive | December, 2010

ICC Investigating War Crimes Allegations Against North Korea

6. December 2010

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Kim Jong-il isn’t going to like this. Not even a l-il bit (get it?). The International Criminal Court has announced that the Office of the Prosecutor is investigating North Korea for possible war crimes relating to its shelling of Yeonpyeong Island and its sinking of the Cheonan. South Korea is a willing participant in the [...]

Google Helps Military Families Stay Connected Over the Holidays

6. December 2010

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Good for them. In order to help American military families stay connected this holiday season, Google is offering a free $10 credit to every family to use the Google Voice service. It’s pretty much a free 30-minute air time card for servicemen in Afghanistan or 60-minutes for those in Iraq. Military families: Click the link [...]

Russia GPS System Attempt Fails: 3 Satellites Crash into Ocean

6. December 2010

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Russia’s latest attempt to create its own global positioning system to rival that of the United States has ended with a crash. Literally. Three Russian satellites crashed into the Pacific Ocean after the rocket carrying them experienced a major malfunction. The Proton rocket blasted off yesterday from the Russian launch facility in Baikonur, Kazakhstan. It [...]

Corruptocrat: Charlie Rangel May Face More Corruption Charges

6. December 2010

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This time relating to how he funded his legal defense for the first series of ethics charges. Apparently the Harlem Congressman used $400,000 from his political action committee (PAC) to pay for his defense. That’s a problem because lawmakers can only use funds from their individual campaign funds or newly-established legal defense funds. They’re not [...]

Gallup: Bush’s Approval Higher Than Obama’s Now

6. December 2010

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A nice catch by Jim Geraghty. W’s approval is now listed at 47% while Obama’s rests at 45%. My how the mighty and holy have fallen. There’s some good news for the president, however: Obama remains a full 16 points ahead of Richard Nixon. So there’s that. Though, it should be noted, Nixon has gained [...]

Raese Unlikely to Run for Office in 2012

6. December 2010

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Failed Republican senate nominee John Raese says it’s unlikely that he’ll run for either the governor’s mansion or United States Senate in 2012. The West Virginia businessman says he’s had enough after four unsuccessful campaigns. “I never say never to anything, but at this point I’m worn out.” Who could blame him?

Weekend NFL Scores

6. December 2010

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What a great weekend in football. The New York Giants defeated the Washington Redskins 31-7. The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Baltimore Ravens 13-10. The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Denver Broncos 10-6. The Cleveland Browns defeated the Miami Dolphins 13-10. The Chicago Bears defeated the Detroit Lions 24-20. The Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the Tennessee Titans [...]

Gingrich: I’ll Probably Run for President

5. December 2010

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A 90s-era politician who left office amongst party rebellion and who was sanctioned by the House over ethics violations. I haven’t been this enthusiastic about a candidate since…zzzzzz. Today on Fox News Sunday, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich hinted that he may be thinking about a presidential run for 2012. Gingrich told Chris Wallace that [...]

Huckabee Building $3 Million Florida Home

5. December 2010

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I have nothing against successful individuals spending their money. It is, after all, their money. But this is the same guy who called the Club for Growth the “Club for Greed” after it pointed out his tax increases while governor. The same guy who said that opposing taxpayer-funded college benefits for illegal aliens is “un-Christian”. [...]

Holy Media Bias, Batman: CBS Edition

5. December 2010

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Good Lord. GOP Senators Reject Tax Cuts for Middle Class Republicans Pushing Tax Cuts for Rich Shoot Down Cuts for Everyone Else; Dems Criticize GOP Priorities First of all, Republicans are not pushing for tax cuts — they’re pushing for extensions of the current tax levels. Tax cuts would mean taxes would go down — [...]