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Posted on January 3rd, 2008 by Jeremy.
Categories: Politics.
The political season Jets into high gear tonight as Iowans go and cast their votes for the future president. My predictions….
 Democrats
Obama 30%
Hillary 27%
Edwards 26%
Other - rest
Republicans
Huckabee 28%
Romney 25%
Thompson 15%
Other - the rest
Mccain
Posted on November 9th, 2007 by Jeremy.
Categories: Blog, Entertainment, Politics.
With the Writers strike happening here and New York I’m beginning to wonder if that will give the nomination process a bump in ratings. The fact is that soon all the shows that we watch are going to be dried up and replaced with some less than good reality fare. I think this is probably a grand time for studios to think about switching gears and place some politically minded reality shows on the screen.
With less to keep us, as a whole, away from politics, I’m thinking the public is going to focus in on the upcoming nominations maybe quicker and more intently than they would any other year. What say you?
Posted on October 9th, 2007 by Jeremy.
Categories: Blog, Entertainment, Politics.
4Pm Eastern…so what does that mean…it’ll be live here at 1? ugh I’m no good with time zones.
codep03t pointed me toward the preview for Tim Burton’s/Johnny Depps new movie. Looks creep.
Sweeney Todd
I’m tired.
Posted on September 25th, 2007 by Jeremy.
Categories: Politics, news.
From Dean Barnett’s latest column
(what a great pic)
What I like….
Posted on July 31st, 2007 by Jeremy.
Categories: Politics, news.
I’ve been going to this site for awhile. It’s pretty amazing. His name is Michael Yon. He’s an independent reporter in Iraq, that only operates on the money that is given to him from his site…he says it this way
“Michael Yon does not receive funding or financial support from any news media, movie, book or television deals at this time. These dispatches are entirely reader supported. Readers who value this work can support it, and even help to increase the flow:”
I think I’m going to start contributing to him. It’s great to read unfiltered news about what’s going on there. Plus he’s a heckuva writer, and his stories are exciting and scary at the same time.
He also has recently added his Youtube channel HERE.
Maybe bookmark the page, tell a friend, subscribe to the youtube channel or donate. It’s a worthy cause.
Posted on March 14th, 2007 by Jeremy.
Categories: Politics.
Yeah a little early for Politics. But I’ve been sick with my side of the aisle and the offerings they’ve been putting forth. Some of them good people, just not…well…conservative.
So when Fred Thompson said that he might run…I got giddy, and so did alot of other people.
If you are interested go sign the petition to draft Fred into the race.
Frank J. lists reasons why Fred should be president below. (my fave is * The Fremen consider “Fred Thompson” a killing word.”)
Posted on January 24th, 2007 by Jeremy.
Categories: Politics.
Hugh Hewitt ( <- hero), has asked bloggers to sign this petition that came on the heels of General Petraeus testimony before congress. Obviously the next few weeks are vital to either supporting the President with his new plan or not. I’m voting yea.
So if you are, though I know alot of you aren’t, of the same mind, sign the petition (link your blog/myspace/to the signature).
Posted on January 19th, 2007 by Jeremy.
Categories: Politics.
Today I’d like you to read this post by Lt. Mark Daily who was recently killed in Iraq.
Sad and Amazing. This Man leaves me in awe and squeamish at his courage and ability versus my own comfortable life.
God bless him and his family.
Posted on November 9th, 2006 by Jeremy.
Categories: Politics.
Sorry I’ve been incognito as of late.
KEEP THOSE FAQ’S COMING. I’ll be making the page soon.
I have been temping at a company in which I need to be there by 6am, this is NOT a normal occurrence for me and has caused me to become far more addicted to Red Bull then I should.
My thoughts on things, including the state of the Republican Party below.
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Posted on August 10th, 2006 by Jeremy.
Categories: Politics.
By Dennis Prager
If you are ever morally confused about a major world issue, here is a
rule that is almost never violated: Whenever you hear that “world
opinion” holds a view, assume it is morally wrong.