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>From the Department of "Go Figure"

"The top U.S. commander in Baghdad said yesterday that guerrilla attacks in his sector have dropped sharply since the Dec. 13 capture of Saddam Hussein."

- Washington Times, 1/1/2004

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Meet and Greet

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Those Rich SOB's

"The top 400 American earners in 2000 provided nearly 7 percent of all the charitable gifts reported on income tax returns for that year, well in excess of their roughly 1 percent share of overall income, according to data released yesterday by the NewTithing Group, a charity that tracks giving."

- New York Times, 1/1/04

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Thank God

"(Howard) Dean is God's reward to Mr. Bush for doing the right thing in the war on terror."

- Columnist Dick Morris

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American Nightmare

"In 24 months the United States defeated two of the most hideous regimes in modern memory. . . . Yet no one would ever gather even the slightest acknowledgment of such success from our Democratic grandees. Al Gore dubbed the Iraqi liberation a quagmire and, absurdly, the worst mistake in the history of American foreign policy. Howard Dean, more absurdly, suggested that the president of the United States might have had foreknowledge of September 11. Most Americans now shudder at the thought that the former might have been president in this time of crisis - and that the latter still could be."

- Columnist Victor David Hanson, National Review Online

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Looking Into the Crystal Ball

"As the current economic and stock market revival continues to work for Mr. Bush, it seems near certain that he will win in a landslide. Huge progress in the war against terrorism will add to his totals, with the GOP picking up three tour seats in the Senate and 10 to 12 in the House."

- Columnist Larry Kudlow

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Run Hillary, Run!

Conservatives for Clinton? Count me in. Yes, I've officially thrown my support behind the "Draft Hillary" movement. Think I've lost my marbles? Check out our new website at www.runhillaryrun.com.

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Expensive Prediction

"While there are too many uncertainties to predict the distant future, it is possible to make reasonably sound judgment calls about near-future events based on analyzing shorter-term trends. . . . Getting a budget passed that will gently apply the brakes on spending would be a big achievement, but don't hold your breath. Congress always spends more in an election year."

- Columnist Donald Lambro

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Compassionate Conservatism's High Price Tag

"(Washington Times reporter) Stephen Dinan wrote an article Tuesday that warned of the defection of 'hard-line' conservatives from President Bush in the upcoming presidential election. This debate has been ongoing for months, and it will be much more of a factor in the coming election than the president and top adviser Karl Rove are willing to admit. Many conservatives feel abandoned by this administration and the Republican Party as a whole. While many conservatives want to lay substantial blame at the president's feet, and deservedly so, the current Congress has proved itself very liberal in its spending habits as well."

- Letter writer Scott Boles, Washington Times, 1/1/04

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Beer Busters

"A well-funded, well-organized campaign is afoot to make it as difficult to drink a beer as it is becoming to smoke a cigarette. This 'neo-prohibition' has advocates in the news media, academia and most certainly in government. Sandy Golden, a spokesperson for the Campaign for Alcohol-Free Kids, has said, 'We're 10 to 15 years behind the tobacco people, and we want to close the gap.' You thought it was absurd when city and state officials told you that you could no longer smoke in a bar. Just wait until they tell you that you can't drink in one, either."

- Radley Balko of the Cato Institute

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Reefer Sanity

"Sponsors of an Alaska marijuana-legalization initiative have collected enough signatures to place the measure on the 2004 ballot. The initiative calls for decriminalizing marijuana for people 21 and older, the Associated Press reports."

- Greg Pierce's "Inside Politics," 1/1/04

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Size Matters?

Christmas gets one day. Kwanzaa gets seven. Martin Luther King - who was NOT a president of the United States - gets his own, individual holiday...but Washington, Lincoln and every other president shares a single day. The Irish get St. Patrick's Day, Mexicans get Cinco de Mayo and Germans get Oktoberfest. But African-Americans get an entire Black History Month. There isn't even a White History DAY, let alone a month.

I guess it's "racist" to point this out though, huh?

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