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Thursday April 08, 2010 · 4:36 PM PDT

2010/04/08 · 16:36

Kossacks have a history of stepping up when needed. We raised money for tents for the victims of the Haiti earthquake. We donated to the people on the Reservations in the aftermath of a devastating ice storm. We join Save the Whales, Save the Seals, Save the Rain Forrest.

You are needed once again. This time to Save the Words.

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Thursday October 30, 2008 · 6:36 PM PDT

2008/10/30 · 18:36

David Storck, chairman of the Hillsborough County (Florida) Republican Party forwarded a really shocking email with the instruction "If you think it can help us win this election please pass it on. This election is now in our hands everyone can make a difference."

BlueSue

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Friday September 12, 2008 · 10:00 AM PDT

2008/09/12 · 10:00

There's a lot more to this story than what the media has written. I published this diary before and updated it with an editorial from today's Anchorage Daily News.

There were 2 bridges in that earmark and there was a separate earmark for a road.

The media also gets the sequence wrong.

In my opinion Palin's position on the Bridge has been too easily explained as a flip-flop.

The timeline makes you wonder who did she tell "Thanks but no thanks." Smoke and mirrors?

This is the tale of 2 bridges and a road - all going nowhere. We mostly hear about only the Bridge-to-Nowhere. Now for the rest of the story. It's a long one.

BlueSue

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Monday August 25, 2008 · 9:40 PM PDT

2008/08/25 · 21:40

Looks like McCain's lobbyist delivers again. McCain continues his pretend presidency and sends his pretend first lady off on a mission.

I realize she's done charitable work in the past. But this seems very inappropriate for a candidate's spouse. Going to Florida would be one thing but going to Georgia is totally different.

If Michelle Obama did something like this she'd be ridiculed for overstepping, for interfering - she'd be reminded that she isn't the first lady yet. They'd say she's just as presumptuous as her husband. The unsaid criticism would be "she doesn't know her place."

BlueSue

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Friday March 28, 2008 · 12:32 PM PDT

2008/03/28 · 12:32

CNN just ran a misleading story using the National Journal ranking of Obama as the #1 liberal senator. Of course I don’t think being liberal is a bad thing but there are many who do, especially being labeled #1, and CNN presented it in a negative way in my opinion. They also repeated the National Journal ranking of Hillary at #16. CNN needs to stop spreading the skewed National Journal ranking. I sent an email advising them their competition - MSNBC - did a much better job of journalism.

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Friday March 21, 2008 · 8:34 PM PDT

2008/03/21 · 20:34

Pat Buchanan has got to go. Many here have commented on Buchanan’s rhetoric over the past several weeks. He seems to have appointed himself as a one-man demolition machine against Obama. His reaction to Obama’s speech has been vitriolic. As I've listened to him I've wondered where it's coming from. Then he posted this on his website - Now I think I know. If you ask me Pat Buchananan is a racist.

These cable news shows cannot continue to give this racist a platform to spread this venom.

Below are just a few excerpts. It's a much longer article. It needs to be picked up by the MSM to expose this man for what he is.

BlueSue

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Monday March 27, 2006 · 6:53 AM PST

2006/03/27 · 06:53

With the Cheney comment about American Idol I got to thinking about what would Bush sing and what would he say if he went on the show. I know there are 100's of serious posts and this isn't meant to take away from them. Maybe you'll get a chuckle. Just imagine this . . . . Read More

Cheney Appears on American Idol

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Saturday March 25, 2006 · 2:33 PM PST

2006/03/25 · 14:33

This is how Cheney's appearance on American Idol might go:

Ryan: Ladies and gentlemen, we are truly honored tonight. Our special guest is none other than the Vice President of the United States! Please welcome Vice President Dick Cheney!!!

VP comes on stage. Audience stands, some Applause, Applause

Ryan: Thank you for this honor sir. We know you have a fondness for Fox since you require all the TV's in your hotel to be set to Fox News.

Cheney: Well I am a man of honor. Back on May 24 at an Orlando campaign stop I said if the democrats are competent to fight this war, than I ought to be singing on American Idol. So here I am.

Ryan: What are you gong to sing for us tonight sir?

Cheney: My rendition of "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf"

Ryan: Please put your hands together for Vice President Cheney. Read More

Bush's Third Term

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Monday February 06, 2006 · 10:14 PM PST

2006/02/06 · 22:14

Don't say, "That can't happen here." Remember how many times you said that over the past five years and how many times you've been wrong.

The groundwork has already been laid. Think of the reasoning given by the administration regarding the legality of torture and domestic spying. According to this administration, the Congress empowered the president to do whatever he deemed necessary when they authorized military action in Afghanistan and Iraq. The Constitution is that quaint document that has no meaning today. The administration does not have to follow the laws Congress passes even though the president signs them so long as a signing statement is added explaining the administration's interpretation. Other administrations have done it. And then, of course, there's that concept of the unitary president. Read More

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