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The day the world marched against biotech titan, Monsanto
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Re-defining Pet-Friendly: The Getaway at Glen Highland Farm
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Memorial Day weekend schedules: America honors its war dead
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The Tygrrrr Express Archive: December 2012
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New Years Eve starring Rapper Lil John and Hawaii Senator Brian Schatz
As the ball drops, the best way to ring in New Years Eve is with rapper Lil John and Hawaii Senator Brian Schatz. Happy 2013! Published December 31 2012
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Top 10 conservative books for last minute Christmas shoppers
For last minute Christmas and belated Hanukkah shoppers, here are the Top 10 recommended conservative books. Buy and enjoy them in good health. Published December 22 2012
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Questions for the day after the end of the world on 21 12
A guide for the day after December 21st, 2012, the End of Days and the Winter Solstice. Published December 21 2012
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Farewell Judge Robert Bork, hello Senator Tim Scott
In the same week Judge Robert Bork departed at the age of 85, the America he believed in advanced South Carolina Congressman Tim Scott to the Senate. For being a black conservative, Scott is already being "Borked." Published December 20 2012
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Dear Hillary, Ambassador Stevens also suffered a splitting Benghazi headache
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton cannot testify now in the Benghazi matter because of a headache. Somebody should inform her that Ambassador Stevens suffered a much more severe splitting headache. Published December 20 2012
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Newtown, Connecticut: Obama's national conversation may be impossible
In Newtown, Connecticut, President Obama suggested a "national conversation." Yet this may be impossible. Published December 19 2012
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Newtown, Connecticut, a national conversation, and two real solutions
The tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut has led to calls for combining navel-gazing and "teachable moments" in one useless giant "national conversation." Here are two real solutions too hot for politicians to handle. Published December 18 2012
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Newtown, Connecticut, gun control, and President Obama's words
President Obama addressed the nation Sunday night from Newtown, Connecticut. His remarks were heartfelt and genuine, but he engaged in hyperbole that frustrates critics and supporters alike. Published December 17 2012
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Newtown, Connecticut school tragedy: What if we all prayed to God?
In the wake of tragedy in Newton, Connecticut, people are desperately searching for answers. Maybe prayer can bring some. Published December 15 2012
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Newtown, Connecticut school massacre: What do we do?
The murder of twenty school children in Connecticut has people demanding that we "do something." What if nothing can be done? How do we fix what ails the human heart or mind? Published December 14 2012
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Tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut: School massacre kills twenty children
Only days after a tragic shooting at a Portland, Oregon shopping mall, an unfathomable and larger tragedy occurred in Newtown, Connecticut. Published December 14 2012
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President Obama and Susan Rice surrender: Will the GOP finally learn?
Susan Rice withdrew from consideration as Secretary of State rather than face a brutal confirmation fight. The GOP must learn from this battle going forward. Published December 13 2012
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Michigan right-to work violence: Is President Obama fomenting blood in the streets?
Unions and their liberal allies committed violence and promised blood in the streets in response to Michigan right-to-work. Is President Obama blameless for the chaos? Published December 11 2012
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Gangnam Style, British Royals, and Harvard Bondage Clubs: All the news that's fit to ignore
While the world from Syria to Gaza burns and the American economy prepares to crash over the fiscal cliff, global idiocy reigns supreme. Published December 10 2012
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Assad has chemical weapons: Obama and the U.N. vow tough inaction
In response to reports that Syrian madman Bashar Assad is moving chemical weapons to use against his own people, the United Nations and the Obama administration vowed tough inaction involving serious facial expressions. Published December 10 2012
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Hanukkah 2012: The Festival of Lights
Saturday at sundown on December 8th of 2012 begins Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights. This holiday of blue and white beauty has rich traditions. This is the real story of what Hanukkah means. Published December 7 2012
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What Pearl Harbor and Hanukkah teach us about Syria and Iran
Pearl Harbor Day and Hanukkah are about honoring heroes, and about reminding everyone that freedom is not free. The lessons apply to Syria and Iran. Published December 6 2012
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The secret weapon to avoiding the Fiscal Cliff by December 17
Fiscal cliff solution: How the GOP can make Obama cave Published December 6 2012
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Jovan Belcher madness: Neither guns or Bob Costas should be banned
In the wake of the awful Jovan Belcher murder-suicide, there are calls to ban guns and Bob Costas while shredding Amendments I & II. The solution to violence is simple. We know what to ban, but refuse to do it. Published December 4 2012
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Twitter auditions to be my number five
Let's celebrate meaningless metrics of artificial social acceptance. Send your resumes to be the fifth person I follow on Twitter. Published December 3 2012
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