Archive for November, 2004

Interesting article about the one person under John Kerry's command in Vietnam that stood out against him and the price he paid for doing so. 

Yet another example of liberal activism.  In this California district, a teacher cannot even teach the Declaration of Independence.  This is so wrong and so sad!

A poem I found on the Internet recently lets a soldier's view of the military and their role be known.  Great reading. 

Am I the only one that sees something wrong with actions like this in our country?  In Maryland, teachers are forbidden from mentioning the Pilgrams' faith in God. 

In a primetime interview on Thursday with ABC News' Peter Jennings, former President Bill Clinton shares his thoughts on his impeachment and the investigation into his dealings.

Great story on a local news channel last night.  Scary video captured by security cameras.  Here's the text – read and heed!

French President Jacques Chirac continues to show his ignorance.  While in England he contends that only the U.N. has the authority to authorize military action.  Hmmm.  I wonder if that is why the Germans marched over the French in WWI and WWII – they were waiting for U.N. authorization!

UNITED NATIONS (AFP) – UN staff are expected to make an unprecedented vote of no confidence in Secretary-General Kofi Annan (news – web sites), union sources say, after a series of scandals tainted his term in charge of the world body.

Former President Bill Clinton's library is to open today.  Surprisingly enough, it does make mention of the scandals that surrounded his presidency, albeit in a quite slanted fashion (of course).  The scandal exhibit, called "The Fight for Power," mentions Lewinsky by name and includes sections called "Politics of Persecution" and "A New Culture of Confrontation." [...]

Updated vote tallies from the presidential election.