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Science/Skepticism
Monthly Archives: February 2008
Every problem has been fixed!
Apparently, Bush and Congress have fixed every problem in America. Why else would Henry Waxman be asking the Attorney General to pursue purgery charges against Roger Clemens. Must be nothing else to do. Share and Enjoy:
Posted in Current Events, Politics
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The Hillary Whiff
I didn’t watch the debate last night, but I might listen to it on POTUS 08 on XM Radio today. I’ve read a number of articles and blogs about it and they all come to roughly the same conclusion. Both … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
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One more reason to dislike Sylvia Browne
I normally don’t care about celebrity news but this clip of Sylvia Browne being so wildly off concerning Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony is priceless: Click here if you can’t see the video Found this video on the Skepchick Blog. … Continue reading
Posted in Skepticism
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Unaffiliates up
In a New York Times article today, recent studies have shown that the fastest growing “religious” group is Unaffiliated. This group includes people who could still be religious but don’t want to be part of church, to people like Richard … Continue reading
Posted in Religion
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Naderating.
Ralph Nader has announced yet another run for the presidency of the United States. As in 2004, he’s made some overtures to the Green Party, but fell short of fully embracing the party. The Green Party, though, will be instrumental … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Politics
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My ideal candidate
Because I am neither a Democrat or Republican, and since I moved to Missouri not even technically a Libertarian, I get asked who I will be voting for in this year’s election. The truth is, I have not decided who … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Politics
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