He's simply talking about obeying the Constitution. That's the kind of scary talk that causes Ron Paul's 534 fellow congressmen--those in the House and Senate who line their pockets as they busy themselves redistributing your income--to hyperventilate, sweat, and swoon.

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In a modern day world where the government seems to resemble Big Brother more and more every day, it's interesting to read Orwell's prediction of the status of English society (Ingsoc) in 1984, even if it's overdue a few decades.

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A bionic eye implant that could help restore the sight of millions of blind people could be available to patients within two years.  US researchers have been given the go-ahead to implant the prototype device in 50 to 75 patients.

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Governors, like California's Arnold Schwarzenegger, who won't get tough on illegal aliens are bad enough.

But then there are governors like Michigan's Jennifer Granholm a/k/a "The Governatrix Gran-HO" (along with Schwarzenegger, she's the nation's other Dating Game contestant governor). She's welcoming illegal aliens and urging them to come to Michigan.

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The Monthly Babes of The Year... Enjoy!

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I recently listened to a segment on NPR warning women against hooking up. It is based on a book by Laura Sessions Stepp called Unhooked: How Young Women Pursue Sex, Delay Love and Lose at Both. She warns teens and twenty-somethings of the heavy emotional cost

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“This storm was rare because of the unusual amount of snow and ice,” said Pennsylvania Transportation Secretary Allen Biehler. “This series of accidents that blocked our way made it really, really difficult.”

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Iraq's Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki told US President George W. Bush by videolink that the first few days of their countries' joint security plan in Baghdad had been a great success.  "He told President Bush that the security plan had seen dazzling success during its first days and that the government will deal with every outlaw in a firm manner whatever group they belong to," according to his office.

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"We acted immediately, we told him he couldn't do anymore work for us because his views don't represent our views."

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General Motors is in serious talks with DaimlerChrysler to buy the Chrysler brand, reports Automotive News. Source from Germany and America are saying that high-level talks are taking place between DaimlerChrysler AG and GM executives. If this deal goes thorugh, GM would own Chrysler, Dodge and the Jeep brands.

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A palm-sized pet turtle and the golden retriever that gobbled it up survived the misadventure thanks to the quick actions of a 12-year-old girl, a veterinarian said..

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A passenger from the hijacked Air Mauritania aircraft looks relieved on arrival at the Spanish Canary island of Gran Canaria on Friday.

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Charged are Reginald Robinson Brown, 19, of Clinton Township, Careese Adams-Johnson, 16, of Warren, 15-year-old Derrick McGuire of Roseville and 16-year-old Jonathon Powell of Eastpointe.  All five suspects have requested court-appointed attorneys. Police officials said Brown has confessed to the crime and implicated the other members of the group.

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An outbreak of contagious diseases at a shelter where officials admit they kept animals for too long without destroying them has forced the killing of about 1,000 dogs and cats, officials said.  Visiting inspectors from The Humane Society of the United States discovered the outbreak of the diseases -- distemper and Parvovirus in dogs and panleukopenia in cats -- Lied Animal Shelter spokesman Mark Fierro said.

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I doubt she sings much, but then again... who cares? Enjoy!

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With any treaty, there is a certain amount of give and take between all involved parties, and this one is no different. America has agreed to provide humanitarian and economic assistance that will come mainly in the forms of fuel and food. For his part, North Korean leader Kim Jong Il has pledged to try eating the red M&M’s instead of only his preferred blues.

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Eight people, including seven documented gang members, were arrested in a weapons and drug raid Wednesday night on the city's East Side. Bexar County sheriff's deputies said they confiscated nine pistols, an assault rifle and various high-capacity magazine clips at a home in the 1200 block of Aransas Avenue.

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American preparations for invading Iran are complete and a major conventional war with Teheran could begin any day, according to a chilling new report that coincides with leading US Democrat Congressmen's warning to President Bush that he does not have the authority to go to war with Iran.

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Footage of four women goading toddlers to fight has "stunned" police and social services in Devon. The seven-minute footage, filmed at a house by one woman, was shown in a case at Plymouth Magistrates' Court.

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This federation of armed and pro-Jihad groups, which accept Bin Laden as their leader but act independently, is attacking or preparing attacks on several fronts.

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Leslie "Jill" May, 49, was abducted from the street and killed at Candlestick Park the day she told the police that Mia Sagote, 30, robbed and beat her over a debt May's boyfriend owed, authorities said.

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The number of Iraqi civilians killed in Baghdad's sectarian violence fell drastically overnight, an Iraqi military official said Friday, crediting the joint U.S.-Iraqi security operation that began in force just days ago.

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Susan Jaenke's daughter Jaime was killed in Iraq. Jaime had filled out paperwork intending death benefits to go to her mother to take care of Jaime's 9-year-old daughter Kayla, seen at her mother's grave in Alden Cemetery, Iowa. However, grandparents of surviving children are ineligible.

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We hate to say we told you so...  Today, polling numbers tell a different story. This series of USA Today/Gallup surveys gives Bush an approval rating in the 30s since October of last year. During this same period of time, a majority of Americans have felt that sending U.S. troops to Iraq was a mistake.

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One has to wonder what the Founding Fathers would have thought about a group of people who would purposely choose to stifle dissent in the face of heated issues just to advance their ideological quest for control. What would they think of those who would purposely avoid engaging in meaningful, fact-based debate, devoid of spin and rhetoric instead promoting only their idea of the truth sans credible examination? Considering that they spilled blood to water the tree of liberty, it wouldn’t be a stretch to think they would consider this group contrary to everything the United States stands for.

On January 10, 2007, it was announced that 2,600 Minnesota National Guardsmen would have their Tour in Iraq extended as part of President Bush's SURGE plan. Now they are stripping for their own freedom.

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The Washington Post needs better headline writers. Today's story on Republican defections to the anti-surge resolution in the House implies that a massive revolt has taken place in the GOP over the war.

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It's been endorsed by such antiwar stalwarts as Susan Sarandon, Noam Chomsky, Helen Caldicott, Cindy Sheehan, and Howard Zinn, who called it "a witty and devastating portrait of US military history.

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THE parents of 24,000 children in northern Pakistan refused to allow health workers to administer polio vaccinations last month, mainly due to rumours that the harmless vaccine was a US plot to sterilise Muslim children.

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A group of Muslim students and activists has suggested that Saint Valentine's Day - the traditional celebration of love in Western countries - should be renamed "The Prophet Mohammed's Day," daily al-Watan reports. In recent years Valentine's Day has gained growing popularity among the middle and upper classes in Egypt, but the Muslim students say they want to divest Valentines Day of its consumerist ethos and turn it into a "broader" vision of love for humankind.

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Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign reached a deal to pay a key South Carolina black leader's consulting firm more than $200,000 just days before he agreed to endorse her run for president, it was revealed yesterday.

The arrangement involves South Carolina state Sen. Darrell Jackson, a well-connected African-American leader and pastor whose support is coveted by national campaigns.

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Jefferson was removed from his seat on the Ways and Means Committee, one of the most important panels in Congress, by Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) last summer in an attempt to show how seriously Democrats viewed the allegations of corruption.

But the move by Pelosi, who was still minority leader at the time, infuriated members of the Congressional Black Caucus, who said Jefferson shouldn't be punished unless he is indicted; federal prosecutors have yet to bring an indictment, despite an FBI raid 18 months ago on his home that yielded $90,000 in cash in his freezer. (Thanks to Ace of Spades HQ)

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Activists warn Christians targeted under new 'hate crimes' proposal

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Democrats yesterday said the fee increases for naturalized citizenship and visas proposed by the Bush administration amount to a "citizenship tax" and vowed to fight it, saying taxpayers should pick up the bill for many immigrants.

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Federal district court judges are paid $165,200 annually; appeals court judges make $175,100; associate justices of the Supreme Court earn $203,000; the chief justice gets $212,100.

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The odds of winning one Northstar Cash jackpot is about 1 in 170,000.

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Just days after Zha Zha Gabor’s husband claimed he was the father of Anna Nicole Smith’s baby, and one day following Smith’s bodyguard’s identical claim, famed British physicist Stephen Hawking threw his name into the ring. “I dispute the assertions made by others that they fathered Anna’s baby,” Hawking gasped as he rolled by reporters. “According to my calculations my tryst with Anna corresponded closer to her ovulation cycle than any other claimant’s.”

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A new report on climate over the world's southernmost continent shows that temperatures during the late 20th century did not climb as had been predicted by many global climate models. This comes soon after the latest report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change that strongly supports the conclusion that the Earth's climate as a whole is warming, largely due to human activity.

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A meeting in Washington of global political leaders has reached a new agreement on tackling climate change. Delegates agreed that developing countries will have to face targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions as well as rich countries.

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