Your Favorite Olympic Moments?

February 13, 2010

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I’d love to know what your favorite Olympic memories are.  Winter or summer, any year, any sport.  Leave a comment and let us know what some of your favorites are.
And, I’d like to welcome any of you visiting from The Reaganite Republican.  Make yourself at home, and join right in.  We’re happy to [...]

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Favorite Olympic Moments: 1988 Calgary, Midori Ito

February 13, 2010

I love the Olympics.  In 1968 ABC  televised the Winter games live and in color for the first time ever, and I was 16.  I will never forget the image of Peggy Fleming gliding over the ice.
So many wonderful, poignant, tearful, proud moments are from Olympic games.  I’m going to be sharing some of my [...]

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Pup’s Picks 2/13/2010

February 13, 2010

Time flies by and it’s time again for another Pup’s Picks.  This has become one of my favorite things to do each week:  share with you just a few of the great blog posts I’ve read this past week.  Hope you enjoy them.
Oh, and I just learned that The Reaganite Republican has given me the [...]

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A Big Hand For Sarah Palin

February 9, 2010

Well, it seems that Sarah Palin has stirred up quite the controversy.  The leftists/progressives/socialists/Marxists are buzzing about…..wait for it……a few words written on the palm of her hand during her speech Saturday night at the Tea Party convention in Nashville.
YES!  How OUTRAGEOUS of her to try to fool us all into thinking that she knows [...]

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Pup’s Picks 2/6/2010

February 6, 2010

Once again, I’m encouraged and inspired by just how much great conservative writing is going on out in the blogosphere.   There’s a wealth of great information and I share just a small sampling of some of my personal favorites, in this edition of Pup’s Picks.
Great write-up of Sarah Palin’s talk at the Salina, KS, Area [...]

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American History Started In 1877, According To North Carolina

February 4, 2010

North Carolina has decided to update their high school curriculum, and in doing so, have chosen to start America’s history with the year 1877, Rutherford B. Hayes’ administration.  Seems funny to me, especially for one of the original thirteen colonies to skip over that part entirely.
Well, let’s see.  Did anything really important happen before 1877?  [...]

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Divide And Conquer: The 2010 Democrat Strategy

February 3, 2010

Not to belabor the point, but I found an interesting article yesterday after I had posted about Sarah Palin disappointing many of her supporters.  I was browsing around, trying to find out if I was the last Palin supporter left, when I visited Team Sarah and read a post there that echoed my thoughts, and [...]

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Sarah Palin Disappoints Some Supporters

February 2, 2010

Sarah Palin is taking some criticism from former supporters since the announcement yesterday by Rand Paul’s campaign of her endorsement of Paul. Rand Paul, son of Ron, is running for the GOP spot in the November US Senate race.  Bill Johnson, a businessman and seen as more of a ‘grass-roots’ type of candidate, is running [...]

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Is Chicago Next?

February 2, 2010

I do believe in climate change.  Political climate change that is.  Looks like Chicago has entered a cooling period following the Obama heat wave of last year.  This is great news.  Friend James at Reaganite Republican fills us in.
“Remember when Dick Morris and others said a Brown victory would mean the GOP could win anytime, [...]

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Lech Walesa Endorses GOP Candidate In Illinois Gubernatorial Race

February 1, 2010

Lech Walesa was in Chicago last week to endorse GOP gubernatorial candidate Adam Andrzejewski.  Walesa, former president of Poland, was caught on tape and interviewed by Founding Bloggers, and answered in the affirmative when asked if he thought America was leaning toward socialism.
I thought his words particularly poignant when he stated that America was no [...]

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