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Early signs are hopeful this story will have legs. I think FReeper efforts in emailing conservative news sources will pay off.

My first vanity. Hope I don't look like an idiot in a few minutes. But steve Doocy said stay tuned this will be "BIG"!

<p>WASHINGTON ? A group of 26 former senior diplomats and military officials, several appointed to key positions by Republican Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, plans to issue a joint statement this week arguing that President George W. Bush has damaged America's national security and should be defeated in November.</p>

This story was printed from LookSmart's FindArticles where you can search and read 3.5 million articles from over 700 publications. http://www.findarticles.com The terrorist notebooks: during the mid-1990s, a group of young Uzbeks went to school to learn how to kill you. Here is what they were taught. Foreign Policy, March-April, 2003, by Martha Brill Olcott, Bakhtiyar Babajanov "Jews, Russians, and Americans are always against Muslims and kill Muslims. And the Muslims are sound asleep."-- Notebook #3 page 16 The world of a young man recruited for jihad or holy war is a frightening one. His training teaches hatred in the...

New York Daily News - http://www.nydailynews.com Condi may jilt George By THOMAS M. DeFRANK DAILY NEWS WASHINGTON BUREAU CHIEF Sunday, February 8th, 2004 WASHINGTON - Condoleezza Rice is supposed to be a slam dunk for secretary of state in a second Bush administration. But she may do the unthinkable and just say no. Friends and colleagues of the national security adviser report that the 49-year-old Rice is exhausted, approaching burnout and aching to return to her idyllic previous life as a tenured professor at Stanford. "I would be surprised if she stays in government at all," one well-placed source told...

Born-Alive Infanticides May be Occurring Despite Federal Law Preventing It by Maria Gallagher LifeNews.com Staff Writer February 4, 2004 Tallahassee, FL (LifeNews.com) -- A Florida pro-life group is investigating allegations that babies are being left to die in the state -- despite a federal law requiring medical care to be given to them. And a nurse who drew nationwide attention to the practice says many hospitals still may not know about the pro-life law designed to care for the infants. Florida Right to Life's president, Robin Hoffman, confirmed to LifeNews.com that she has met with a Florida nurse who witnessed...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 2, 2004 Contact: Rob Toonkel (202) 833-0100 Not Guilty By Reason of Limited English Proficiency Pennsylvania case illustrates a dangerous future of justice In a terrifying blow to the future of law enforcement and criminal proceedings, Bucks County [Pa.] prosecutors were forced to drop drug charges against a man after a Pennsylvania Superior Court declared a search void due to the accused's inability to understand English. After Pennsylvania police pulled over New York resident Miqueas Acosta for driving with an expired safety sticker in June 2000, a subsequent search of his vehicle found a kilo of...

NOV. 12, 2003: FOREBODINGS This is not a prediction but a terrible foreboding. I fear that President Bush's imminent state visit to the United Kingdom is shaping up as one of the worst media debacles of his presidency. President Bush is scheduled to travel Sunday to Britain to spend three days in Buckingham Palace as a guest of Queen Elizabeth. No doubt he and Prime Minister Blair have much to discuss at this critical juncture of the war on terror. Nevertheless, we have to face some unwelcome facts. President Bush is not widely popular in Britain. He will not receive...