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Terry Nichols confessed during secret plea negotiations last year that he had a major role in the deadly 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. He also stated that he knew of no other conspirators in the attack that left 168 dead, including 19 children. "I am unaware as to who was involved in the planning besides McVeigh,'' he stated. However, Nichols refused to disclose where he hid stolen blasting caps left over from the making of the bomb. Nichols, 49, never testified at his 1997 federal trial or this year's state trial. His attorneys claimed he had no part in the attack...

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"Spirits" of Lincoln and Washington with President Bush

In his latest election-year stunt to undermine the Bush administration -- and our national resolve to finish the job in Iraq -- John Kerry launched a petition calling for the resignation of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. Kerry claims that Secretary Rumsfeld should be held personally responsible for the actions of a few soldiers in Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison, who humiliated a group of the captive terrorists in their search for "actionable intelligence." Kerry claims his petition received about 250,000 signatures. By way of reply, PatriotPetitions.US, the nation's leading public opinion advocate for U.S. national security and sovereignty, released its...

Tomorrow, April 19th, marks the 9th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah building. Please remember the victims of that day and the families they left behind. Thoughts and prayers are with them always. We must NEVER forget this vicious act of terrorism.

Republican leaders have broken a promise they made to expose the shocking contents of memos exchanged among Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats, says Manuel Miranda, the former GOP aide who is the whistle-blower at the center of the so-called Memogate scandal. Miranda tells Insight in an exclusive interview that both Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) broke clearly stated promises to expose collusion between top Democrats and special-interest groups seeking to thwart President George W. Bush's nominees to federal courts. "Sen. Hatch told me specifically, point blank, that if I resigned he could...

<p>A demoRAT (Philidelphia Steve)from another conservative board I belong to posted a reference to this WSJ article published in their March 22 edition. I don't have access to the article and was hoping a Freeper could help me out. This guy is constantly bashing the President and it's driving me nuts. I want to rebutt, but haven't been able to read the article. I am copying his note so you can see what I'm talking about. Please, I'm counting on any help I can get with this one. (pardon the html code... the dumbdem always does this).</p>