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A Masterful Stroke
Morning in Alaska. Juneau family hour. Big oil, small town. St. Paul in St. Paul. Getting to know Toby Keith. Roush stuff. Plus more.
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Sarah Palin enrages the left for one simple reason: she exposes both the hypocrisy and bankruptcy of liberal ideology, especially feminism. Apparently, only liberal women “can raise a family and have a career” simultaneously. Conservative women can only “juggle responsibilities.” Liberal women insist abortion is a “privacy issue,” even as they remain mute while a biased MSM puts a conservative candidate’s 17-year-old daughter in the international spotlight.
p>And nothing infuriates those same “pro-choice” harridans more than a woman who actually makes the choice to keep a baby — which is why, as I’ve stated before in this forum, “pro-abortion” is a much more accurate term for describing these “enlightened” souls. br> — Arnold Ahlert br> Boca Raton, Florida /p> p> EXPERIENCE br> Re: James P. Lucier’s A Negotiator Without Preconditions :
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movers Dubai | 10.27.12 @ 1:19PM
4 years later and American politics is still as partisan and indignant as it was when this article was written. How do we as a nation dig ourselves out of this mess?