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My wife and I took our eight months old baby daughter, and went to the tea party here in Clarkston, Washington; wife's eldest brother Xxx and his wife K. showed up, my mother-in law Lxxxxxx, as well as (brother-in-law) Kxx's wife Dxxxxx, their second oldest son L., and their twin daughters. I also saw my friends from my local Catholic parish, Dr. Pxxx and Lxx Sxxxxxx and their four kids. Overall, the "party" was very well attended (probably 700 to 850 people), "We the People" were very civil and well-behaved, and our signs were for the most part hand-made, and...

Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 21:09:06 -0700 (PDT) "You talk about a major big media backfire, folks, this is it," said radio talk host Rush Limbaugh during his show Friday. Dean Reynolds, in the parking lot of Houston's Astrodome, speaking with black evacuees from New Orleans... The full transcription of Reynolds' interviews follows: [bracketed "subtext" commentary by AmericanArchConservative - in behalf of reporter Dean Reynolds...] "I'd like to get the reaction of Connie London who spent several horrible hours at the Superdome. You heard the president say repeatedly that you are not alone, that the country stands beside you. Do...

Marc F. Racicot (born July 24, 1948) is a United States Republican Party politician. Racicot is of French descent; his surname is pronounced "ROSS-ko". He has roots that run very deep in Montana's colorful history. His ancestors came to the Montana Territory in the 1860's. Marc's grandfather arrived in Libby in 1917 to work as a logging camp cook in northwestern Montana for J. Neils Lumber Company. Marc Racicot was born to Bill and Pat Racicot on July 24, 1948, in Thompson Falls. Marc grew up, first in Miles City and then in Libby. His parents opened their home to...

After unseasonably sunny and nice weather for 20 days of the past 25, typical Northwest late winter/early spring conditions returned with a vengeance in time for this weekend. The forecast called for as much as 1.25" of rain, but the clouds held back their deluge from 12:30 when the W. Oregon PW's met in Portland's Pioneer Square, until all was over and done at 3:40. In between, we let the left-wing loony folk who run rampant in the streets of Liberalville know that they would not go unconfronted when spouting their hateful nonsense. Our small, spirited group met peacefully on...