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  • CA: Arnold blocks fix for 405 - Inaction means gridlock for years

    06/28/2005 9:11:08 AM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 9 replies · 456+ views
    LA Daily News ^ | 6/28/05 | Lisa Mascaro
    Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's administration has jeopardized a deal to get $400 million in federal funds to fast-track adding a critical car-pool lane on the northbound San Diego Freeway into the San Fernando Valley, Rep. Howard Berman charged Monday. Schwarzenegger aides acknowledged that the administration is more concerned with the Alameda Corridor East project and fears that throwing its full support behind easing congestion on the 405 Freeway might jeopardize funding for the effort to move freight more quickly out of the harbor area. But Berman, D-Van Nuys, said the 405 funding is extra money the state could get to dramatically...
  • Leaders, liberals and laggards - (let George W. Bush LEAD! libs get out of the way!)

    06/22/2005 7:16:53 PM PDT · by CHARLITE · 7 replies · 553+ views
    TOWNHALL.COM ^ | JUNE 15, 2005 | HERMAN CAIN
    Leaders make things happen. Liberals stop things from happening, and laggards wait to act until someone else acts first. Leaders, liberals, and laggards are all present in our nation’s Capital, where our elected officials are supposed to work on fixing our big issues. Unfortunately, the leaders are way out-numbered. As a practicing leader for thirty-five years as a business executive and author of three books on leadership, I have documented the three critical things that leaders do to solve problems. After further experience and analysis it is clear that liberals and laggards in Congress do the exact opposite of what...
  • At Least You Wouldn’t Die Hungry - (debunks "difficult & complex case" argument, No. It's simple)

    03/30/2005 8:52:18 PM PST · by CHARLITE · 9 replies · 640+ views
    CHRONWATCH.COM ^ | MARCH 31, 2005 | MATTHEW HOLMES
    For every day Terri Shiavo suffers, liberals continue to deny their role in the conspiracy to commit murder. In an attempt to muddy the water and wash their hands of any responsibility for her death, those who support Terri’s starvation have adopted a new catch phrase: “This is a very difficult and complex matter.” Whether it is Michael Shiavo’s lawyer, Judge Greer, Jeb Bush, the Florida legislature, or everyone in the partisan media, these modern day equivalents of Pontius Pilate have decided that the best way to wash their hands of Terri’s blood is to constantly mumble some generic form...
  • Hey relax! Scientists say loafing could extend your life

    01/11/2005 11:27:19 AM PST · by Lorianne · 49 replies · 1,300+ views
    Vancouver Sun ^ | January 10, 2005 | Roya Nikkhah
    LONDON -- It is the news that all sloths have been waiting for. Scientists in Germany have found that too much exercise is bad for you, and that doing less could lengthen your life. In a new book called The Joy of Laziness: How to Slow Down and Live Longer, Dr. Peter Axt, retired professor of health science at Fulda University near Frankfurt, and his daughter, Dr. Michaela Axt-Gadermann, a general practioner, say that everybody has a limited amount of "life energy" and that the speed with which it is consumed determines their life span. They argue that high-energy activities,...
  • The [Election] Fear Factor

    10/18/2004 8:43:41 AM PDT · by forty_years · 4 replies · 839+ views
    http://netwmd.com ^ | October 18, 2004 | Andrew L. Jaffee
    After talking with some left-wing friends this weekend, I realized now more than ever that the question of whether to vote for Bush or Kerry truly boils down to another question, “A war for our lives, or a nuisance to our lifestyle?” The later question was asked on Friday by eminent historian Victor David Hanson. He answers it with honesty and erudition, but leaves out a very important point: the fear factor. Hanson correctly identifies Kerry et al’s penchant for wanting to solve our foreign policy disputes through diplomatic bureaucracy ad nauseum -- e.g., the United Nations. He hints at...
  • KERRY FUMBLED;BUSH PICKED UP THE BALL

    09/11/2004 8:49:25 AM PDT · by CHARLITE · 12 replies · 900+ views
    CommonVoice.com ^ | SEPTEMBER 11, 2004 | NANCY SALVATO
    Kerry fumbled, Bush picked up the Ball! Nancy Salvato September 11, 2004 In light of John Kerry spouting off about how he would have handled the minutes after the Twin Tower attacks differently than President George Bush, I think its time to look at just how ineffective Kerry truly is when it comes to fighting terror. It’s too bad there wasn’t a 9/11 commission set up to investigate Kerry’s actions before the travesty of New York. I would contest that the wrong people have been investigated for failure to prevent the largest act of terror on our soil –to date!...
  • SANITIZING CLINTON: REPRESSING THE LESSONS OF NON-HISTORY

    06/10/2002 5:29:54 AM PDT · by Apolitical · 7 replies · 238+ views
    Iconoclast.ca (Daily Notebook) ^ | June 08, 2002 | The Iconoclast
    The current joint Senate-House committee hearings on the intelligence failings leading up to the tragic events of 9/11 appear to be continuing a typical political tradition on Capital Hill -- spinning political wheels in the service of appearing to do something, while accomplishing absolutely nothing. Nada. Zilch. Zero. To this observer anyway, that's seems to be the best description of all the manufactured sound and fury emanating from these current joint congressional hearings into pre-9/11 intelligence failures. The biggest problem is that the hearings aren't "hearing" from the appropriate sources. Everyone from the current lame-duck FBI director to the current...
  • 'Inaction is not an option,' says Bush

    03/12/2002 8:54:17 PM PST · by Tumbleweed_Connection · 5 replies · 243+ views
    Washington Times ^ | 3/12/02 | (AP)
    <p>We have come together to mark a terrible day, to reaffirm a just and vital cause and to thank the many nations that share our resolve and will share our common victory.</p> <p>Six months separate us from September 11. ... America will not forget the lives that were taken and the justice their death requires.</p>