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Here's a wonderful speech by Mitt at the Reagan library in 2010. He is saying the same things here that he is saying on the stump today with a lot more depth. He is no dummy when it comes to foreign affairs. He even mentions the Tea Party. Its rather long, but well worth listening to. http://rightspeak.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=anytopics&action=display&thread=5

Rep. West speaks on the greatness of American Conservatism.

Hear segment one of tonight's opening monologue by Mark. I heard it while driving in my car tonight and it felt good!Scroll down to the "Notes of Interest" box for the recording.

Today President Bush gave a terrific, all-inclusive, emotional talk on Iraq,and on all of the important and critical dangers and hopes for the free world!!! And yet I have seen almost no real press coverage of the whole thing---It was covered by the big three Cable Networks but still not much chatter or any other comments!! (I could have missed some) His conviction, his composure, his determination, his honesty were shining all thru the remarks. Give him a chance to keep freedom growing around the world!! Give him more press now that his "ratings" are down!!!!

On April 11, 1951, President Truman relieved Gen. Douglas MacArthur of his commands in the Far East. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, a West Point superintendent and World War II hero, received the Thayer Award from West Point in 1962. Here is the text of his famous “Duty, Honor, Country” speech, delivered 40 years ago, on May 12, 1962. * * * General Westmoreland, General Groves, distinguished guests, and gentlemen of the Corps: As I was leaving the hotel this morning, a doorman asked me, ‘‘Where are you bound for, General?’’ and when I replied, ‘‘West Point,’’ he remarked, ‘‘Beautiful place, have...

Remarks at the U.S. Institute of Peace Richard L. Armitage, Deputy Secretary Of State Washington, DC January 21, 2003 DEPUTY SECRETARY ARMITAGE: Richard, thank you very much. It's a great delight for me to be back with you. It's also a delight to see so many friends from the diplomatic community and friends from past assignments here today. However, having said that, I must say that this is a very different audience from one I addressed last week. Last week, I spoke at the U.S. Naval Academy. And while you are not a bad-looking crowd -- there is nothing quite...