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NEW YORK — Kellyanne Fitzpatrick Conway's life has come full circle. The little girl from Atco, N.J., raised in a collaborative effort by her mother, a grandmother and two aunts, all living under the same roof, now has her mother living in her home, helping her and her husband with their four children.

Newt Gingrich said he would consider taking up the Speaker’s gavel again if called upon to by House Republicans. The former Speaker initially denied any interest in a return to Congress, but when pressed in an interview with radio show host Sean Hannity on Thursday, admitted he would consider it if he had the votes.

An amazing video which says a lot.

Blogs Obama: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED posted by Wayne Allyn Root on Aug 05, 2011 By Wayne Allyn Root, Former Libertarian Vice Presidential Nominee Barack Obama is my college classmate (Columbia University Class of '83). I tried to warn the country that virtually all of my classmates and professors were marxist, despised America, and wanted to bring down capitalism. I tried to warn the country that Obama would follow the detailed plan of two Columbia professors named Cloward and Piven- a plan designed to destroy capitalism by overwhelming the U.S. economy with government spending, regulations, entitlements, taxes and debt. That is precisely...

After blaming the tea party for the mass slaughter on Saturday one tea party leader is receiving death threats. The sheriff’s office told Tucson tea party leader Trent Humphries to stay home. The Tuscon Tea Party leader started receiving death threats since the shootings at the Safeway on Saturday. Talking Points Memo reported, via Free Republic: Trent Humphries, the leader of the largest tea party group in this mourning southern Arizona city, has nothing but praise for the way President Obama has led the nation through the aftermath of Saturday’s mass shooting at a constituent event for Rep. Gabrielle Giffords...

Please keep sending a message to the world! When I posted my friend's effort to thank G. W. Bush for keeping America safe since 9/11 on FR HERE yesterday, the site had less than 140 unique "Thank Yous" logged. Roughly 24 hrs later? Over 20,000 and 4,000 personal messages to President Bush captured and stored offline--from across the globe. Many of the big conservative blogs (LGF, Hot Air, etc.) featured links to the site, but the word needs to spread through address lists and other alternative media sources to keep up the momentum.

A friend of mine created this site as a way to say thank you to George W. Bush for doing hard things and taking the heat for keeping America safe from terrorism after the 9/11 attacks. http://www.mission1accomplished.com/ The site has counter that only counts your thank you one time, so please send your e-friends to the site to click the thank you button. They also have a place where you can leave a message. He's saving the messages and wants to present them to W.'s Presidential Library on September 11, 2011.

8/17/2006 - KIRKUK AIR BASE, Iraq (AFPN) -- A project team working on Iraqi Air Force Comp Air 7SLX aircraft have completed their mission in record time -- doing a complete overhaul of four aircraft in 41 days instead of the planned 130. The aircraft, designed to be unarmed, is used to patrol oil pipelines and other infrastructure targeted by insurgents. Several of the aircraft were presented to the Iraqi Air Force by the United Arab Emirates in 2004. A crash in May 2005 which killed one Iraqi and four Airmen prompted the Iraqi government to ask for help in...

FALLUJAH, Iraq (Sept. 21, 2005) -- Seven months ago, the city’s crumbling buildings and nearly empty streets greeted the Marines of 1st Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment. Major combat operations had ceased in Fallujah, but the ruins and desolation all around spoke of a conflict not long past. It was up to Marines like Elizabeth City, N.C. native, Cpl. Mychal McVicker, and his team to help restore order and stability to the war-torn city’s people. A task they eagerly set out to tackle. McVicker, who had served a combat tour in Afghanistan in 2004, was once again overseas to fight terrorism....

  Bush stands by aircraft carrier speech Defends declaring major conflict over in words to troops By Patrick Healy, Globe Staff  |  September 27, 2004MADISON, Wis. -- President Bush said in a television interview airing tonight that he does not regret flying to an aircraft carrier in May 2003 and announcing an end of major combat in Iraq -- under the banner "Mission Accomplished" -- despite the subsequent deaths of some 900 US military personnel from ongoing turmoil in that country.According to excerpts of the interview with Fox News's "The O'Reilly Factor," Bush said twice that he would "absolutely"...

Our mission continues. Al Qaeda is wounded, not destroyed. The scattered cells of the terrorist network still operate in many nations, and we know from daily intelligence that they continue to plot against free people. The proliferation of deadly weapons remains a serious danger. The enemies of freedom are not idle, and neither are we. Our government has taken unprecedented measures to defend the homeland. And we will continue to hunt down the enemy before he can strike. (Applause.) The war on terror is not over; yet it is not endless. We do not know the day of final victory,...