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November 06, 2007
More Stupid Comments
By Matt Margolis at 01:17 PM

So, today as I was reading through this post, I discovered a lengthy anti-Bush comment preceded by the following taunt:I don't think you have the b***s to allow this post to the blog. Let's see. Well, guess what? The comment was published... But I've taken it down. Not because of...
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November 01, 2007
Paul Tibbets, RIP
By Mark Noonan at 06:16 PM

The pilot of the Enola Gay has passed away: COLUMBUS, Ohio - Paul Tibbets, who etched his mother's name — Enola Gay — into history on the nose of the B-29 bomber he flew to drop the atomic bomb over Hiroshima, died Thursday after six decades of steadfastly defending the...
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October 29, 2007
Red Sox Win The World Series
By Matt Margolis at 12:09 AM

Sweep!...
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Two Years Ago Today
By Mark Noonan at 12:01 AM

Somehow, by Grace of God and, perhaps, a momentary lapse of reason, two years ago Cheryl said "I do", and became Mrs. Noonan. I can't thank you enough, Cheryl, for that "I do" - you are the best thing that ever happened to me....
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October 19, 2007
This Will Cost Rush a Pretty Penny
By Mark Noonan at 11:44 AM

$2,100,100.00 - that is the most recent bid for Rush's smear letter from Harry Reid and the gang. I hope Rush's show is doing well, because he's going to match it......
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October 17, 2007
Laura Bush for Senator!
By Mark Noonan at 03:12 AM

Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX) will not be seeking re-election to the Senate in 2012, and may step down early to run for Governor in 2010. Can't think of anyone better than Laura Bush to replace her - and, hey, it worked for Hillary, right?...
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October 16, 2007
Hope For the GOP in MA
By Matt Margolis at 07:32 PM

I'm all over the MA-05 special election over at Hub Politics... We all got the MassGOP Executive Director guest blogging from inside the campaign. UPDATE: No such luck. On the bright side, the Democratic machine only edged out a mere 5-point victory in a race they should have won easily....
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October 10, 2007
Help Save Massachusetts
By Matt Margolis at 01:10 PM

Democrat Niki Tsongas has been running false attack ads against Republican Jim Ogonowski, the candidate for Congress who is close to winning in the special election for Massachusetts' Fifth Congressional District. The Tsongas campaign conducted an internal poll not long ago, which reportedly showed the race within 5 points. Tsongas...
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October 03, 2007
Stand With Rush
By Matt Margolis at 07:09 PM

Sign the petition. Show your support for Rush Limbaugh and send a message to Democrats that their slanderous lies aren't working. UPDATE, by Mark Noonan: Just wanted to add my two cents here: You know what gets my goat in this whole affair? One of the people who led the...
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September 30, 2007
Inheriting the Ruins: America's Role in the 21st Century
By Mark Noonan at 06:32 AM

Details over at Battle Born Politics....
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September 26, 2007
5 Points For A GOP Pickup In Massachusetts
By Matt Margolis at 07:26 PM

Internal Democratic polls show that the special election in MA-5 between Republican Ogonowski and Democrat Tsongas is within 5 points. Make a difference and donate to the Ogonowski campaign....
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September 25, 2007
GOP House Pickup in Massachusetts?
By Matt Margolis at 01:25 PM

This is no joke. GOP candidate Jim Ogonowski is leading his challenger Niki Tsongas (widow of former presidential candidate Paul Tsongas) amongst independents in their district. This morning, the Rightroots campaign had raised $4,308 from 76 donors. They're pushing to make it150 donors by midnight tomorrow night, which is the...
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September 22, 2007
In the Shadow of Departed Glory
By Mark Noonan at 12:41 AM

Hey boys and girls - back at the hotel after a very long, very great day. I feel...well, tired, elated, saddened... Tired because its just been a long, long day... Elated because we touched greatness in being around the places and personality of Ronald Reagan... Saddened, because as we toured...
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September 19, 2007
Support Jim Ogonowski For Congress
By Matt Margolis at 07:27 PM

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September 11, 2007
Have We Forgotten?
By Matt Margolis at 01:11 PM

The front pages of Boston's two biggest newspapers (The Globe and Herald) give minimal or no attention to today being the 6th anniversary of 9/11....
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The Sixth Anniversary Of 9/11: Remembering Lives Lost And Heroic Sacrifices Made - From the Office of the White House Press Secretary
By Princella Smith at 11:28 AM

From The White House: Today, America Remembers The Innocent Who Lost Their Lives In The Most Barbaric Attack In Our Nation's History. We remember the heroic men and women who risked and sacrificed their lives so others might survive; we extend our thoughts and prayers to the families and friends...
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September 09, 2007
Are You Ready for Some Football?
By Mark Noonan at 06:18 AM

Since we all know that the San Diego Super Chargers will go 14-2 on their way to an inevitible Super Bowl win, there really isn't too much to talk about vis a vis the upcoming season. But, do any of you fans of other teams want to put up the...
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September 06, 2007
National Historically Black Colleges and Universities Week, 2007
By Princella Smith at 09:42 PM

A Proclamation By the President of the United States of America: Education is a fundamental part of achieving the American dream, and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) help ensure that every student has the opportunity to pursue a quality education. During Historically Black Colleges and Universities Week, we underscore...
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Quote of the Day--or Yesterday: Mike Huckabee
By Princella Smith at 09:29 PM

The following is directly quoted from CNN's Political Ticker with the exception of words in [ ]. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee made a dramatic statement regarding Iraq at Wednesday night's GOP presidential debate, declaring, "We bought it because we broke it." The comment came in perhaps the most compelling...
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August 28, 2007
Wow. Keep'em Coming Castro! Quote of the Day: Fidel Castro
By Princella Smith at 04:28 PM

They Said It! Cuban President Fidel Castro On Potential Democrat Presidential Candidates: Castro: "The Word Today Is That An Apparently Unbeatable Ticket Could Be Hillary For President And Obama As Her Running Mate ..." (Anthony Boadle, "Castro's Tip: Clinton-Obama The Winning Ticket," Reuters, 8/28/07) --A Product Of The RNC Research...
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August 18, 2007
Two South Korean Women Return Home After Being Freed by Taliban Kidnappers
By Princella Smith at 10:01 AM

FOX News Full Story GHAZNI, Afghanistan — Two South Korean women arrived in their homeland Friday,four days after being released by Taliban kidnappers in Afghanistan. Both women expressed hope for the prompt release of their 19 fellow church group volunteers still held captive....
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August 17, 2007
Your Prayers for Me, if You Please
By Mark Noonan at 03:05 AM

Later today I shall undergo a colonoscopy - a general look at the innards to figure out a particular problem I have. I ask your prayers that it will all go smoothly and that nothing serious will be found. UPDATE: Well, my colon has been "oscopied" and all that was...
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August 12, 2007
Merv Griffin, RIP
By Mark Noonan at 06:14 PM

Pat Sajak has kind words to say about a real class act: “Hiya, Pat...it’s Merv Griffin.” “G’bye, Pat...give my love to Lesly and the kids.” Those were the first and last words uttered to me by Merv Griffin, and there were 26 years of joy in between. Our first conversation...
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August 10, 2007
Simpsonized
By Matt Margolis at 07:14 AM

Mark and I Simpsonized:Have fun today....
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July 30, 2007
Iraqi Parliament Out-Legislates Dem-Controlled Congress
By Matt Margolis at 01:50 PM

While Democrats are busy trying to create scandals in the Bush administration and giving aid and comfort to our enemies, it appears that the new Iraqi Parliament is out-legislating our Democrat-controlled Congress: Comparison of Bills Signed Into Law: Democratic Congress – 48 Iraqi Parliament – 53 More detailed information on...
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July 28, 2007
Comment Problems at Blogs for Bush
By Mark Noonan at 01:28 PM

We are aware of the strange comment problem we're having and it is being looked into. We apologise for the inconvenience and hope to have everything back to normal quickly....
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Mad at Borders
By Mark Noonan at 04:01 AM

No, not the border, but Borders, the bookstore. On Friday I dropped into Borders just to see what was out there in books these days - after puttering around looking at titles, it occured to me that there were a couple books by Thomas Sowell I had been intending to...
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July 27, 2007
Joint Session
By Matt Margolis at 11:48 AM

I've never smoked marijuana. I was never interested in it. I wouldn't have had a clue how to obtain it. However, I suspect a good number of people I went to high school and college with had at least tried it and/or used it on occasion. And apparently, that really...
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July 24, 2007
List of Lies
By Mark Noonan at 01:59 AM

We've done this once before, but I think it is time to update and expand our list of lies believed by at least a substantial minority of Americans: 1. A conspiracy killed JFK/RFK/MLK 2. Aliens are held at Area 51. 3. Mossad/President Bush set up 9/11. 4. The levees in...
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July 22, 2007
Back From Fishing
By Mark Noonan at 12:35 AM

And you should have seen the one that got away...well, truth be told, we could have shown you the one that got away...because my friend caught it half an hour after it gave me the slip...and it was a whopping three inches or so long..but, at least we didn't get...
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July 20, 2007
Note to Readers
By Mark Noonan at 01:28 AM

As of this writing, we here at Blogs for Bush have published nearly 154,000 comments - and we have in our archive about 1,000 comments that didn't make the cut. That works out to 6 tenths of one percent of all comments being found to be so objectionable that we...
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July 11, 2007
The Customer Ain't Always Right
By Mark Noonan at 09:56 AM

Interesting: Hundreds of cell phone customers are being given the boot, accused of being too high maintenance. Sprint-Nextel is disconnecting more than 1,000 subscribers on grounds the clients call customer service too often and make "unreasonable requests." The 1,200 people getting dropped will have to find a new carrier by...
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June 25, 2007
First Amendment Resuscitated (still in critical condition)
By Leo Pusateri at 01:32 PM

The Supreme Court today re-instated some political speech stifled by the McCain-Feingold Campaign Finance bill:WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court loosened restrictions Monday on corporate- and union-funded television ads that air close to elections, weakening a key provision of a landmark campaign finance law. The court, split 5-4, upheld an appeals...
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June 19, 2007
Junteenth Message From The President
By Princella Smith at 03:33 PM

THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON June 19, 2007 I send greetings to those commemorating Juneteenth. In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln acknowledged the great injustice and oppression of slavery and acted out of the strength of his convictions to proclaim that every person must be free. Two and a half years later,...
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June 18, 2007
A Word to Our Lefty Readership
By Mark Noonan at 05:46 AM

At times lefty comments here state that the Multi-National Force Iraq news sources we use are unreliable - essentially telling us that our story is worthless because it is anchored by a MNF-I news report. Just for the record: if MNF-I says one thing, and the NY TImes/WaPo/LA Times/CNN/CBS/NBC/ABC/MSNBC say...
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June 14, 2007
Closed circuit to female readers (and those who love them)
By Leo Pusateri at 07:26 PM

I know this is unsually off-topic for B4B, but there are new guidelines for the early detection of ovarian cancer, of which my mother was a victim. Details at The Ice Palace....
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June 05, 2007
Senator Craig Thomas, RIP
By Mark Noonan at 01:06 AM

Our prayers go out to the family of Senator Thomas: WASHINGTON (AP) - Wyoming Sen. Craig Thomas, a three-term conservative Republican who stayed clear of the Washington limelight and political catfights, died Monday. He was 74. The senator's family issued a statement saying he died Monday evening at National Naval...
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May 15, 2007
Ever Paid Attention to State Highway Spending?
By Mark Noonan at 02:36 AM

I just did regarding our Nevada transportation issues - and it isn't a pretty sight, over at Battle Born Politics....
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May 11, 2007
What Happens When a Blogger Can't Figure Out What to Write
By Mark Noonan at 06:37 AM

Details over at Battle Born Politics....
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May 10, 2007
What Gonzales Is Really To Blame For...
By Matt Margolis at 10:10 PM

...can be found at GOP Bloggers.......
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May 04, 2007
We Win, They Lose
By Matt Margolis at 12:26 PM

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May 01, 2007
Study: Partisans Not Swayed By Facts
By Matt Margolis at 12:02 AM

Interesting study, interesting results.A new study using functional brain imaging confirms what pollsters and consultants have believed for years _ debates and facts don't really sway the partisan opinions of hard-core Democrats or Republicans. Scientists at Emory University studied a group of committed Democrats and Republicans during the three months...
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April 27, 2007
Absolutely No Relation
By Matt Margolis at 05:24 PM

Chris Cillizza, of WaPo's "The Fix" blog, posts a blog entry titled, "Margolis Joins Obama's Campaign." Let me be the first to say, there is absolutely no relation between this Margolis, and that one.Sen. Barack Obama has hired Jim Margolis as a senior strategist for his presidential campaign, tasking Margolis...
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April 17, 2007
President Bush on Virginia Tech
By Mark Noonan at 10:54 PM

THE PRESIDENT: Governor, thank you. President Steger, thank you very much. Students, and faculty, and staff, and grieving family members, and members of this really extraordinary place. Laura and I have come to Blacksburg today with hearts full of sorrow. This is a day of mourning for the Virginia Tech...
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April 13, 2007
Prayers for Governor Corzine
By Mark Noonan at 02:24 AM

Setting politics aside, we pray for a speedy recovery of Govenror John Corzine of New Jersey: GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, N.J. - April 12, 2007 - New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine is recuperating after two hours of surgery to repair a broken leg and other serious injuries sustained in an accident Thursday...
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April 06, 2007
Prayers for Betty Ford
By Mark Noonan at 02:35 AM

It seems our former First Lady has been ill: RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. - Former first lady Betty Ford was recovering Thursday from unspecified surgery, the office of the late President Gerald Ford said. The surgery occurred earlier in the week and she was "recovering well" at Eisenhower Medical Center, the...
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April 05, 2007
Guest Blog
By Matt Margolis at 05:34 PM

I was given the honor of posting guest blog entry over at Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay's blog today. Check it out. I'd like to thank the folks at TomDeLay.com for giving me the opportunity to guest blog there....
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April 04, 2007
Obey This Rule
By Mark Noonan at 10:18 PM

Do not, under any circumstances, call any of the writers or commenters on this blog a Nazi or any allusion to same. Matt is Jewish. My grandfather fought the Nazis in World War Two. This is a no kidding, don't even try it rule....
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April 02, 2007
Are People Really This Stupid...
By Matt Margolis at 07:01 PM

Moments ago I received an email that began, 9/11 was an inside job and anyone who believes the White House's official story is an idiot. It's easy to laugh at the ridiculousness of people who say dumbass things like that, but it's also frightening that some people might actually believe...
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March 22, 2007
Edwards' Upcoming Announcement
By Mark Noonan at 03:51 AM

Rather a surprise and, like everyone else, I suspect that Mrs. Edwards health is at issue. Our prayers go out to the Edwards' and we hope all is well with them but, if the worst is coming, we pray they will receive the strength to endure it in hope....
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March 21, 2007
Just a few notes...
By Matt Margolis at 01:12 PM

Starting this evening, my blogging will be quite lite -- if not nonexistent -- for a few days, as I'm taking the next couple days off to spend with Beth, as we both have birthdays this week (mine is Friday, I turn 27). She is doing very well post-surgery. This...
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March 20, 2007
Beware The Ides of March...
By Matt Margolis at 12:21 AM

So, my four year blogging anniversary came and went and I forgot about it - it was March 15. This might be a sign of me getting old, as my hair gradually graying hair can tell you (I'm almost 27)... Jason is also commemorating his 4 year blogging anniversary, he...
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March 16, 2007
More Thoughts & Prayers
By Matt Margolis at 11:23 PM

Our former webmaster, Russ, has been experiencing some physical problems for some time now, and has recently learned that it could be a neurological problem such as MS or ALS. He will be having an MRI on Monday, so please keep him in your thoughts and prayers and leave him...
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March 11, 2007
Other Items of Interest
By Mark Noonan at 10:39 PM

Fred Thompson for President? over at GOP Bloggers and a peek at Nevada State budgeting over at Battle Born Politics....
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March 09, 2007
Jury Duty
By Mark Noonan at 06:49 AM

Yep, I got my notice to come forth and do my civic duty...though if I get picked, it'll be the first time I've actually sat on a jury. What this means is that there might be some gaps in the blogging. I'll keep you posted...and if I do get picked,...
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February 28, 2007
Your Thoughts and Prayers II
By Matt Margolis at 05:57 AM

Last July, I asked all of our readers here at B4B to keep my girlfriend Beth in their thoughts and prayers when she had Chiari decompression surgery. Tomorrow Today, (Wednesday) morning at 8 am ET she will be having her second surgery. This one is called microvascular decompression surgery, and...
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February 03, 2007
Open Thread: Busy Weekend
By Mark Noonan at 07:25 PM

Well, Matt and I are swamped dotting the "i's" and crossing the "t's" of Democratic corruption...so, have at it, ladies and gentlemen: Discuss whatever you think important here on this thread...keep it clean!...
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February 02, 2007
We Apologize for the Inconvenience
By Mark Noonan at 03:26 AM

We have no clue as to why the blog was down for the past few hours. We apologise and thank you for your patience. Resume the argument... UPDATE: The problem had to do with some outage at our webhost, Hosting Matters. Apparently, all blogs using them were effected, including Captain's...
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February 01, 2007
Now, God be thanked Who has matched us with His hour,
By Mark Noonan at 02:38 AM

And caught our youth, and wakened us from sleeping, With hand made sure, clear eye, and sharpened power, To turn, as swimmers into cleanness leaping, Glad from a world grown old and cold and weary, Leave the sick hearts that honour could not move, And half-men, and their dirty songs...
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January 29, 2007
Robert Drinan, RIP
By Mark Noonan at 10:26 PM

Well, he's gone to God, and is now fully aware of whether he was right or wrong. Fr. Drinan was, of course, the leftwing priest who served in Congress from Massacusetts until the Pope, correctly, ordered all priests to leave public office. It wasn't a matter of separation fo Church...
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January 22, 2007
Webb to Deliver Rebuttal to State of the Union
By Princella Smith at 05:35 PM

Tomorrow, President Bush will deliver the State of the Union address to a majority democratic congress for the first time. Selected to deliver the rebuttal is the newly elected senator of Virginia, Jim Webb (D). Wow. In the so-called spirit of bi-partisanship and unity, what a choice by the democrats...
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January 18, 2007
Look Mom, I'm A Lobbyist
By Matt Margolis at 09:52 AM

Something totally uncool is going on... "Section 220 of S. 1, the lobbying reform bill currently before the Senate, would require grassroots causes, even bloggers, who communicate to 500 or more members of the public on policy matters, to register and report quarterly to Congress the same as the big...
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January 09, 2007
Widescreen iPod... iPhone...
By Matt Margolis at 12:48 PM

I know this is totally off topic for typical blogging here... But this is exciting... As a loyal Mac user, I've been aware of rumors of a widescreen iPod in development.. Well, according to some liveblogging of the MacWorld San Francisco 2007 Keynote at MacRumorsLive.com, they have unveiled the new...
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January 07, 2007
Gay marriage and the slippery slope?
By Leo Pusateri at 10:59 PM

Andy at Residual Forces has the details. Opponents of legalizing gay marriage have long argued that it would blur the institution of marriage, and that it would lead to polygamy being recognized. Of course, the liberals poo-poohed such a notion. Folks, it won't be long until the slippery slope, currently...
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January 05, 2007
Note to Readers
By Mark Noonan at 01:23 AM

We here at Blogs for Bush like to encourage lively debate - we believe in the free and fair give and take because we know that conservative Republican ideas will always beat liberal Democratic ideas in such a debate. In service of this goal, we try to be as flexible...
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Thanks for the Prayers and Kind Words
By Mark Noonan at 12:57 AM

Thanks be to God, the surgery went well and Cheryl is groggy but on the mend - she'll be at the hospital for at least three or four more days, so I'll be a rather irregular blogger for a bit. It is like a load of bricks off the back,...
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January 04, 2007
A Request for Prayer
By Mark Noonan at 12:00 AM

My wife, Cheryl, will be undergoing surgery later today - it is non-emergency; we scheduled it a month ago, but it is still major, and therefor worrisome. The prognosis is good and we hope to have the Mrs home within five days. Still, I am deeply concerned as my wife...
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January 02, 2007
Some New Year Thoughts
By Mark Noonan at 01:54 AM

One of the problems we're having with our upcoming book, Caucus of Corruption, is figuring out what not to put in it. Just too much material! And more and more coming out each day! Lots of fun, to be sure, but a bit of a headache... From now forward, I'm...
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January 01, 2007
Happy New Years!
By Mark Noonan at 12:00 AM

We here at Blogs for Bush wish everyone a happy and prosperous 2007!...
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December 31, 2006
Open Thread: New Year's Eve
By Mark Noonan at 07:08 PM

Well, my San Diego Chargers are 14-2, number one seed, first round bye and home field advantage throughout the playoffs....in our world, the fact that the road to the Super Bowl goes through San Diego is proof that (a) there is a God and (b) that this has been one...
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December 29, 2006
Blogger Cookbook
By Matt Margolis at 05:23 PM

I'm pleased to inform our readers of the release of Blogalicious: A Cookbook of Favorite Recipes from the Blogosphere, editted by Deborah Uhler. A while back I was asked to submit a recipe for the book... If you want to know what the recipe is for, you'll have to buy...
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December 28, 2006
Who is Admired?
By Mark Noonan at 01:42 AM

Two intereseting things in this bit over at NRO's The Corner: Gallup has just released a poll of the most admired (living) world figures. George W. Bush is the most admired, named so by 13 percent of respondents. (In December 2001, that number was 39 percent.) Bush is followed by...
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December 27, 2006
Gerald Ford, RIP
By Mark Noonan at 12:36 AM

So passes a good man, and a great American: LOS ANGELES - Gerald R. Ford, who picked up the pieces of Richard Nixon's scandal-shattered White House as the 38th and only unelected president in America's history, has died, his wife, Betty, said Tuesday. He was 93. "My family joins me...
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December 25, 2006
Goodbye, Godfather of Soul
By Mark Noonan at 12:45 PM

You really can't be sad - an interesting life; the only prayer I have is that he's with Our Lord now: ATLANTA - James Brown, the dynamic, pompadoured "Godfather of Soul," whose rasping vocals and revolutionary rhythms made him a giant of R&B and an inspiration for rap, funk and...
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December 24, 2006
Full Disclosure
By Mark Noonan at 09:21 AM

Saw this over at Dean's World, and it looked like a bit of fun. Please rest assured that anyone insulting anyone who decides to participate in this will be deleted and banned - this is supposed to be Christmas fun stuff, so drop all the political arguments for this thread....
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December 20, 2006
Mark Noonan, Injured in the Blog of Duty
By Mark Noonan at 09:05 PM

Which means Ive got a pinched ulnar nerve...the funnybone, as it were. Oddest dratted thing - I was happily typing away today when my left hand started to twitch uncontrollably (figures the left would be my nemesis); a trip to the doctor later and I'm banned from typing with my...
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December 18, 2006
Open Thread: Ready for the Holidays?
By Mark Noonan at 09:14 AM

So, are you all set to go? Got all the shopping done? House cleaned up? Heck, I'm so prepared for it that I've even already done the floors. Feel free to relate any stories you have of this holiday season - any nightmares you've experienced, any acts of love and...
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December 07, 2006
Pearl Harbor Day
By Mark Noonan at 09:31 PM

Real Clear Politics has an excellent round up of stories and interviews about Pearl Harbor - and notes this: No one knows how just many Pearl Harbor survivors are still left among us, but there aren't many. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, of the 70,000 sailors and soldiers stationed at...
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December 05, 2006
Open Thread: New York City Bans Fat
By Mark Noonan at 08:15 PM

Or, at least, so I've heard - that they've actually enacted a ban on trans fat in the city of New York. Has the Nanny State gone too far? Also, if fat is banned, what will they do with Al Sharpton? What will liberals think with? Matt and I wish...
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November 26, 2006
First Result of the 2006 Vote
By Mark Noonan at 06:55 AM

From Rasmussen: Forty-one percent (41%) of Americans believe that our nation’s best days remain ahead of us. A Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 Likely Voters found that 42% disagree and say that our best days have already come and gone. That’s a far less optimistic assessment than we found in...
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November 19, 2006
Two Score and Two Years Ago
By Mark Noonan at 12:00 AM

Yep, another birthday for Mark - 42 years old. It is good, from time to time, to pause at milestones and take stock. With Thanksgiving coming this week, it is doubly appropriate. I am rather sheepish about describing my life to others these days - things are just going so...
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November 17, 2006
Where's Mark?
By Mark Noonan at 06:07 PM

He's in Mesquite, Nevada - a wonderful town about 75 miles north of Las Vegas - having a little weekend off with the Mrs - so, not much blogging for a couple days: be kind to Matt and Leo while I'm away. Hope you all have a great weeked -...
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Conservatives Are More Generous Than Liberals
By Matt Margolis at 01:34 PM

So, for all the Democrats rhetoric about helping the little guy and blasting Republicans for not caring about the less fortunate, it turns out there's proof that conservatives give more than liberals.Syracuse University professor Arthur C. Brooks is about to become the darling of the religious right in America --...
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November 02, 2006
Mobile Election Results
By Matt Margolis at 01:34 PM

For those of you who have Blackberries, Treos or other mobile devices (like me, I have a Treo 650), I've been alerted by the folks at the Associated Press that they are looking for beta testers for its Mobile Election Results product. It's a Mobile website that will provide "timely...
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October 29, 2006
One Year Ago Today
By Mark Noonan at 06:45 AM

I was the most nervous I had ever been in my life - you see, October 29th, 2005 was the day I was married to my beautiful, charming, patient, kind and loving wife, Cheryl...and, man, was I a nervous wreck all that day. Well, I was up until I ordered...
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October 19, 2006
The Stakes
By Matt Margolis at 01:40 PM

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October 17, 2006
300,000,000 Americans
By Mark Noonan at 02:46 AM

The US Census has a population clock which totes up one net new American every 11 seconds - as of this writing, it is sitting at 299,998,406 - a bit less than 5 hours before we have 300,000,000 Americans....
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October 07, 2006
How Partisan is Too Partisan?
By Matt Margolis at 05:43 AM

A while back I was invited to attend a National Press Club event featuring top bloggers alongside Michael Barone and Richard Miniter, among others. The topic of the event was "How Partisan is Too Partisan?" Unfortunately, I was unable to make it, but a podcast of the event was just...
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October 04, 2006
Meanwhile, in Other News...
By Mark Noonan at 04:29 PM

While the MSM is doing an All-Foley-All-The-Time circus and Demcorats rub their hands with glee over the prospect of winning power without having to state what they believe, there is other news going on...and, no, I don't mean GOPers wringing their hands and wetting their beds over the Foley issue....
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September 28, 2006
Be Sure to Shop at 7/11
By Mark Noonan at 08:46 AM

Because they are dumping Chavez' Citgo gasoline: DALLAS - 7-Eleven Inc. dropped Venezuela-owned Citgo as its gasoline supplier after more than 20 years as part of a previously announced plan by the convenience store operator to launch its own brand of fuel. 7-Eleven officials said Wednesday that the decision was...
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September 07, 2006
Fear and self-loathing in Australia...
By Leo Pusateri at 10:23 PM

If you think that America has a monopoly on the self-loathing, blame-their-own first, leftist mentality, think again: Steve Irwin had embarrassed millions of Australians, outspoken expatriate Australian academic Germaine Greer has said. And those who had mourned him with their tributes at the Irwin family's Australia Zoo in what the...
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America Weakly
By Matt Margolis at 10:04 AM

New site put out by the GOP... Check it out... Bookmark it....
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August 25, 2006
New 2008 GOP Primary Straw Poll
By Matt Margolis at 05:52 AM

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August 16, 2006
President Ford in the Hospital
By Mark Noonan at 01:42 AM

We here at Blogs for Bush wish this fine man and great American a speedy return home: MINNEAPOLIS - Former President Ford was admitted Tuesday to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota for "testing and evaluation," his office said in a statement. The statement gave no details about why the 93-year-old...
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August 15, 2006
A Bit of Perspective on These Times
By Mark Noonan at 01:00 AM

From Logic Times: How would today’s doomsayers react to the "idyllic" 1950s? Michael Savage would have jumped – off the Golden Gate Bridge probably – certain that communism spelled the end of Western civilization. Glenn Beck would be speechless with fear (no small task) after hearing Eisenhower declare that the...
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August 03, 2006
Those Really Thoughtful Hate Mails
By Matt Margolis at 02:40 AM

Got this in my inbox yesterday:you are all demented extremistsThe author of this hate mail did not provide a name or an email address. I'm so hurt....
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August 02, 2006
Limbaugh Listeners More KnowledgableThan NPR, NewsHour, C-Span Fans
By Mark Noonan at 03:10 AM

So says a Pew Survey that Rush has up on his website - only Weekly Standard and New Republic readers scored higher on knowledge tests than Rush's fans. So much for the concept that we conservatives don't know things - just another liberal/left myth which never had a basis in...
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July 28, 2006
Bush Signs Bill To Monitor Sex Offenders...
By Matt Margolis at 02:14 PM

Yesterday Bush signed the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act, which child advocates call "most sweeping sex offender legislation to target pedophiles in years." You can read President Bush's remarks during the signing here....
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Keeping Things Civil
By Matt Margolis at 04:52 AM

i'd like to expand upon Mark's post yesterday about the "meanness" of liberals... particularly the ones that come on this site and express themselves. While I've never had a problem with diverse opinions being expressed here, over the course of several months, I've gotten several complaints from regular visitors who...
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July 24, 2006
William F. Buckley: Bush Not A True Conservative
By Matt Margolis at 06:57 PM

While William F. Buckley "praises [Bush] as a decisive leader" he "admonishes [him] for having strayed from true conservative principles in his foreign policy." I'm curious about what my fellow conservatives think....
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July 23, 2006
GOP Bloggers 2008 GOP Primary Straw Poll, July 2006
By Matt Margolis at 08:12 AM

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July 21, 2006
Gone Fishin'
By Mark Noonan at 12:19 PM

Heading for the hills for a couple days, dear readers. Up to Pioche, Nevada to do some fishing with some friends (yeah, we Republicans have friends...honest!). Keep patient with the blog, as this means there's one less person to monitor comments and post content....
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July 20, 2006
62 Years Ago Today
By Mark Noonan at 03:23 AM

Some German generals tried to use a bomb to assasinate Hitler. Coincidently, Jewish military personnel will today drop some bombs on Hitler's spiritual successors. History does repeat itself, I guess....
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July 19, 2006
Your Thoughts and Prayers (Updated & Bumped)
By Matt Margolis at 02:52 PM

While I normally don't make requests like these, I feel now is a good time to start. Tomorrow, my girlfriend Beth will be undergoing Chiari decompression surgery to treat what is called a Chiari malformation. Unfortunately, I can't be with her in Pennsylvania (where she'll be having the surgery) but...
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July 17, 2006
Congress To Assist Bush On First Veto
By Matt Margolis at 02:54 PM

Congress seems prepared to vote in favor of using taxpayer dollars to fund stem-cell research, which will likely end up in Bush using his veto power for the first time. It still seems to me that few people realize that issue being debated is the federal funding of stem cell...
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Coincidence?
By Matt Margolis at 01:41 PM

CBS has a rather bizarre marketing gimmick coming soon: eggs with their logo laser-imprinted on them. Does anyone find it a coincidence that this egg-vertising scheme from CBS came just days after it was reported that chicken had laid an egg with the word "Allah" in Arabic inscribed on its...
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July 15, 2006
Happy Birthday, President Ford
By Mark Noonan at 06:29 AM

Sorry we missed this yesterday in all the hustle and bustle of the news: GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - Gerald R. Ford, the nation's oldest living former president, began his 93rd birthday Friday with a note of praise and best wishes from the White House. "Since leaving office, President Ford has...
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July 13, 2006
These Things Are Not True
By Mark Noonan at 05:02 AM

There is a lot of nonsense out there these. There is nothing new about lies, of course, but I don't think at any time in the past have so many lies been held with such fervor. Keep in mind that I'm not talking about fervently believing what is wrong -...
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July 11, 2006
Suspect In India Train Bombing Linked to al-Qaeda
By Matt Margolis at 11:10 PM

MSNBC reports...Indian intelligence believes the attacks on Mumbai’s commuter train network on Tuesday, killing scores during the evening rush hour, might be the work of Dawood Ibrahim, an Indian Muslim with ties to al-Qaida. Ibrahim is believed to have been responsible for the 1993 attacks that killed 260 in Mumbai,...
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July 03, 2006
Open Thread: Mexican Election
By Mark Noonan at 02:31 PM

Sorry for the lack of new posts today - some of us poor slobs had to work. At any rate - here we can discuss the Mexican election, and it looks as though the conservative Calderon squeeked out a win, but no one is sure if the leftist Obrador will...
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June 28, 2006
Following The World Cup?
By Matt Margolis at 02:42 PM

Stepping aside from politics for moment, I am curious... is anyone here following the World Cup? Does anyone really care about it? Apparently a whopping 6% of Americans are following the World Cup closely... I could care less about it myself... But feel free to share your thoughts on it,...
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June 26, 2006
300 Million Americans
By Mark Noonan at 12:06 AM

Coming in October, it would seem: WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. population is on target to hit 300 million this fall and it's a good bet the milestone baby - or immigrant - will be Hispanic. No one will know for sure because the date and time will be just...
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June 10, 2006
Americans Are Happy
By Mark Noonan at 04:22 PM

Interesting poll from Rasmussen: Two-out-of-three Americans (68%) rate their own life as good or excellent. A Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,204 Adults conducted May 18, 2006 found that 22% rate their own life as fair while 9% say poor. As per usual, I still hold that watching what people do...
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June 08, 2006
The Blogs For Bush Network...
By Matt Margolis at 04:59 PM

Here's an interesting part of a story on the YearlyKos convention that begins tonight... Until now, Republicans "have been much more effective than Democrats, generally, at integrating blogging and other Internet tools within campaigns," said John Palfrey, the executive director of Harvard Law School's Berkman Center for Internet and Society....
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June 07, 2006
Checking in From Vacation, Again
By Mark Noonan at 09:13 AM

One last New Jersey note: a bridge is just a bridge; a toll bridge is an annoyance; a badly maintained toll bridge is something that should get the local Democratic officeholders tossed out on their ears, but the people seem to want to have high taxes and lousy services and...
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June 06, 2006
Where is The Memorial?
By Matt Margolis at 05:19 PM

Debra Burlingame asks where is the memorial at Ground Zero... We all should be asking this. It's been over four years now....
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June 05, 2006
Checking in From New Jersey, Part II
By Mark Noonan at 09:33 PM

Bagels. Bagels, bagels, bagels. I start to think that the GDP of New Jersey is mostly the production and consumtpion of bagels and bagel-related items. I have to say I don't want a bagel in order not to get one with breakfast. What is it with all the bagels? Weird,...
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Good News All Over The Place
By Matt Margolis at 04:42 PM

Peter Wehner, deputy assistant to the president and director of the White House's Office of Strategic Initiatives, has a piece in the Washington Post today on a a number of issues with plenty of good news... First, social indicators:We are witnessing a remarkable cultural renewal in America. Violent crime rates...
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"Screw All Them People Who Don't Like Him."
By Matt Margolis at 05:12 AM

Cheers to Mickey Rourke.MICKEY ROURKE has pledged his support for US President GEORGE W BUSH's controversial foreign policy in Iraq. The SIN CITY actor, who is famed for being for being outspoken, has come forward as one of the few stars to support the war on terror. The former boxer...
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June 03, 2006
Reporting in From New Jersey
By Mark Noonan at 06:36 PM

Checking in from the Garden State - very rainy out here, enjoying myself very much. Not much political to report as I've really not been paying attention to the news - will say that in this Blue State I've seen signs of GOP pride...no one is running from the Party...
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June 02, 2006
Better Late Than Never?
By Matt Margolis at 08:11 PM

Casey Sheehan finally gets a headstone....
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June 01, 2006
New Orleans Sinking Faster Than Previously Thought
By Matt Margolis at 06:51 AM

Reading this only strengthens my belief that perhaps it's not such a good idea to spend so much federal money rebuilding the city...Everyone has known New Orleans is a sinking city. Now new research suggests parts of the city are sinking even faster than many scientists imagined — more than...
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May 14, 2006
A Hopeful Vision
By Mark Noonan at 06:58 PM

I was over at the communal pool our home owner's association maintains yesterday....a beautiful, sunny day in the Las Vegas valley. About 100 degrees, not a cloud in the sky...in the pool and surrounding areas were a group of about 100 people...from the smallest children to oldsters. Hispanic, white, black,...
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May 05, 2006
That's Right, Another Biased Poll
By Matt Margolis at 08:50 AM

Another poll says Bush's approval ratings are down to a "new low," and that things look bad for Republicans this November... but the internal numbers show this is yet another biased poll, with initial party identification gave Democrats the edge of 34% to Republicans 28% (and Independents 25%), when asked...
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May 02, 2006
Blackwell Wins GOP Gubernatorial Primary in Ohio
By Matt Margolis at 11:08 PM

Good news in the Buckeye State......
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April 30, 2006
I Just Saw United 93
By Matt Margolis at 10:14 PM

I just came back from seeing United 93. I was not sure what to expect... I had not read any reviews. I went in not sure what I'd get out of it either. I know some people will have not seen it yet, so I will avoid to the best...
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April 28, 2006
We're Back... Hosting Matters DOS Attack
By Matt Margolis at 12:36 PM

B4B was down for a while this morning because of an apparent DOS attack that effect many blogs hosting on Hosting Matters. That certainly wasn't fun. But we're back now... Sorry for the inconvenience... MORE: Michelle Malkin... Riehl World View...
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Construction Begins at Ground Zero
By Matt Margolis at 03:18 AM

All I can say is "it's about time." Actually... I will add that while I can't say I'm thrilled with the proposal for Ground Zero, I'm glad the bickering is over. I think it was shameful how long its been with nothing happening there....
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April 20, 2006
Plame To Attend White House Correspondents Dinner
By Matt Margolis at 06:40 AM

Editor & Publisher blows her cover:Will Valerie Plame be the talk of this year's White House Correspondents Dinner? E&P has confirmed that she is slated to attend this year's gala, along with her husband Joseph Wilson and several other notable non-journalist guests, such as Alex Trebek and Ben Rothlisberger, according...
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U.S. Death Rate Has Sharp Decline
By Matt Margolis at 04:58 AM

Perhaps the Bush presidency is good for your health, too....
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April 06, 2006
From The Inbox
By Matt Margolis at 05:04 PM

An inquiring visitor emailed me not too long ago: How could a smart young guy like you stand behind Bush? It takes so little courage and insight to see and acknowledge the truth of the situation. I can see old people, too afraid to move forward taking such a stand...
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April 04, 2006
Why I Hate Mark Noonan
By Mark Noonan at 05:33 AM

It seems I have picked up some people who don't like me very much. I've had several articles which seem to have a struck a nerve on the left - but that was never my intention. My intention was to spark a debate, and see what came up. What I...
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New Amphibious Navy Ship Being Built With WTC Steel
By Matt Margolis at 04:19 AM

Well, this is interesting......
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March 30, 2006
Man Convicted Of Plotting To Assassinate Bush Gets 30 Years
By Matt Margolis at 06:02 AM

My first reaction to this was... that's it? Only thirty years? A federal judge sentenced a U.S. citizen convicted of plotting to assassinate President George W. Bush and conspiring with al Qaeda to 30 years in prison on Wednesday. In November, Abu Ali, now 25, was found guilty of all...
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March 26, 2006
Take It From Me...
By Matt Margolis at 01:48 AM

...back up your data......
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March 22, 2006
Spring of Hope
By Mark Noonan at 03:23 AM

What is a conservative Republican to do? We look around America today and all we see is gloom and doom - I've actually even heard tell of a GOP strategist who already considers the House lost, and the Senate teetering on the edge...that we are, in effect, merely in the...
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March 21, 2006
Who is Trusted in America?
By Mark Noonan at 11:03 AM

Scott Kirwin over at Dean's World brings this survey to our attention: March 20, 2006: A recent Harris Poll, asking Americans which "institution" they admired the most, the military came out on top, with 47 percent saying they had a great deal of confidence in the military (38 percent had...
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March 18, 2006
Blogging Note - Please Read
By Mark Noonan at 05:01 AM

We here at Blogs for Bush encourage lively debate. On a personal level, we love the give and take of an argument about an event, policy or person. We welcome debate. That said, a good number of our readers have been taking liberties with the blog - and this goes...
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March 17, 2006
Line Item Veto Act To Get Its Day In The Senate
By Matt Margolis at 09:08 AM

I'm glad to see this moving forward... Under pressure from conservatives in his own party, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has agreed to schedule as much as one week of debate on line-item veto legislation sometime before the August recess. Conservatives secured the deal after threatening to force votes...
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Don't Forget to Vote...
By Matt Margolis at 07:09 AM

...in the 2008 GOP Primary Straw Poll!...
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March 15, 2006
Don't Forget To Vote In The Straw Poll
By Matt Margolis at 01:36 PM

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March 14, 2006
GOP Bloggers 2008 GOP Primary Straw Poll
By Matt Margolis at 01:09 PM

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March 12, 2006
Leaving Las Vegas
By Matt Margolis at 01:33 AM

Well, I'm here at McCarran airport (which thankfully has free WiFi), waiting for my flight home to Boston. It's been a fun week here in Las Vegas. Mark was a good host. We all went out to eat a lot... and occasionally he cooked... This was my first time in...
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March 08, 2006
I Love It
By Matt Margolis at 02:07 AM

DeLay wins primary....
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March 07, 2006
The Case For The Line-Item Veto
By Matt Margolis at 06:51 AM

I was thrilled when I heard that President Bush sent line-item veto legislation to Congress yesterday. As Bush explained, the bill would give him and future presidents "the authority to strip special spending and earmarks out of a bill, and then send them back to Congress for an up or...
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March 05, 2006
Matt's Vegas Vacation
By Mark Noonan at 09:48 PM

The problem, of course, is that if what happens here, stays here, then it won't do us any good. At any rate, Matt is out here in Las Vegas, visiting me. It isn't really a vacation as there is serious work afoot. Among other things, we are coordinating our blog...
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March 03, 2006
The 26th Greatest Moment In American History
By Matt Margolis at 01:48 AM

John Hawkins at Right Wing News compiled a list of the 25 greatest moments in American history, the first being the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and the last being the demise of the Berlin Wall. I'd like to add one more: September 14, 2001... when President Bush visited...
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March 02, 2006
Michael Noonan, 1929 - 2006
By Mark Noonan at 11:48 PM

He was my uncle and my godfather; a combat veteran, a devoted husband to his late wife, my godmother Peggy and one heck of a nice guy. Immediately upon learning that he had died, my memory went straight back to my favorite childhood memory of him - the way he...
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February 27, 2006
Romney Jumps The Liberal Shark
By Matt Margolis at 09:42 AM

On Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace, Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney laid out his conservative credentials and criticized the Bush administration. Romney said "I don’t think we did an adequate job explaining to the American people all the reasons for entering Iraq," which is completely wrong, and he criticized the...
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Blogging Survey
By Matt Margolis at 08:24 AM

A PhD student in the Department of Communication at the State University of New York at Buffalo is asking for bloggers and blog readers to participate in a survey on blogging. The survey is designed "to discover American political bloggers‚ media consumption habits and the reasons behind their blog use."...
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Vote Fraud Update
By Mark Noonan at 12:08 AM

You might recall that even before President Bush won Ohio by more than 130,000 votes, our Democratic friends were claiming fraud. Various absurd conspiracy theories were advanced to support their claims, but nothing ever panned out. In light of this, and the fact that Kerry won Michigan by about 152,000...
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February 25, 2006
A Word to the Wise
By Mark Noonan at 04:11 PM

Over the last few days, this part of Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address has been frequently on my mind: With malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in;...
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Confidence
By Mark Noonan at 01:46 AM

I was grumpy when I sat down at my computer this evening to put out my early morning offerings on Blogs for Bush. Normally, this is a very enjoyable part of the day for me. I get on the computer, look around at the news, check out selected blogs, see...
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February 23, 2006
What Does Mark Noonan Believe?
By Mark Noonan at 08:21 AM

I took a lot of flack yesterday over the Dubai port deal issue. I have to admit, I was taken aback by some of the hostility shown to me - especially that of my conservative allies. I think, then, that it is worthwhile that I explain myself fully so that...
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February 15, 2006
A Gentle Answer Turneth Away Wrath
By Mark Noonan at 02:01 AM

I was reading a lefty blog a few minutes ago regarding Hackett's withdrawal from the Ohio Senate race. "Sulphurous" doesn't even begin to cover the sort of remarks this leftist was making about the Democratic Party leadership. That, in and of itself, is an important issue - I do believe...
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February 14, 2006
Valentine's Day Dinner At The White House
By Matt Margolis at 06:13 PM

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Statement by the Office of the Vice President
By Matt Margolis at 03:01 PM

This came in about 20 minutes ago: The Vice President was told when he arrived at the White House this morning that doctors had decided, based on overnight monitoring, to perform a cardiac catheterization on Mr. Whittington. The Vice President's chief of staff passed him a note at about 12:30pm...
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February 12, 2006
Cheney's Hunting Accident
By Matt Margolis at 05:16 PM

Lefties are bound to have a field day with this...Vice President Dick Cheney accidentally shot and injured a man during a weekend quail hunting trip in Texas, his spokeswoman said Sunday. Harry Whittington, 78, was "alert and doing fine" after Cheney sprayed him with shotgun pellets on Saturday while the...
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February 11, 2006
Sheehan eBay Auction Killed by eBay
By Matt Margolis at 01:36 PM

Suitably Flip breaks the news... It's not clear why the auction was killed... but I have a few theories......
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February 09, 2006
Neil Entwistle Arrested
By Matt Margolis at 09:15 AM

For those of you who have been following the story of murders of Rachel Entwistle and her 9 month old daughter Lillian from Hopkinton, Massachusetts... Rachel's husband, Neil Entwistle, who went to England not too long before their bodies were discovered, has been arrested in England... UPDATE: Gun Evidence Led...
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February 08, 2006
Surveying the Scene
By Mark Noonan at 03:02 AM

I was at work this past evening when I noticed Matt's post about the funeral of Mrs. King - and I have to say that when I started reading it, I got a bit depressed. Perhaps that might make some of our leftwing friends here happy for a moment -...
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February 06, 2006
A Tale of Two Sensitivities
By Mark Noonan at 05:59 AM

Mark Steyn, taking note of the anti-Danish riots over a few badly drawn picture, points out just how schizophrenic the west has become as it deals with Islamo-fascism: NBC is celebrating Easter this year with a special edition of the gay sitcom "Will & Grace," in which a Christian conservative...
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February 05, 2006
Lost Liberty Hotel Update II
By Matt Margolis at 07:19 AM

I'm sad to report that the New Hampshire town of Weare did not approve of the plan to evict Supreme Court Justice David Souter from his home to construct the "Lost Liberty Hotel." Residents on Saturday rejected a proposal to evict U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter from his farmhouse...
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February 02, 2006
Majority Leader Boehner
By Mark Noonan at 01:53 PM

Fox News is reporting that Boehner won the post of House Majority leader by a vote of 122-109. As I understand it, most of Shadegg's support went to Boehner, so that is a good sign. Remember, Boehner: tax cuts, spending cuts, strong on defense.. do these things, be rewarded in...
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February 01, 2006
Ohio Approves Voter ID Bill... On Party Lines
By Matt Margolis at 11:45 PM

After Bush won Ohio in 2004, securing his victory in the presidential election, Democrats, unable to cope with his win, decided to comfort themselves by claiming Ohio was stolen. So what happens when Ohio Democrats have an opportunity to vote for commonsense legislation requiring voters show identification at the polls,...
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January 29, 2006
I Think I Will Spend It All In One Place, Part II
By Matt Margolis at 10:48 PM

You may remember a while back when an anti-Bush band purchased an ad here Blogs For Bush... Well, they've decided to invest more money into the pro-Bush blogosphere by purchasing yet another ad. As I said last time, I know very well that the overwhelming majority of B4B readers won't...
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January 27, 2006
It's Their Party And They'll Cry If They Want To
By Matt Margolis at 02:38 PM

On January 31, 2006, President George W. Bush will deliver the State of the Union. On this night, both supporters and critics of the President will be hosting parties across the country, organized through the websites of the Republican Party and Democratic Party respectively. I decided to check out the...
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January 25, 2006
Our Very Bizarre Modern World
By Mark Noonan at 12:43 PM

NRO's The Corner amazingly found time to look at this, and then I decided it was too good to pass up: Fairies stop developers' bulldozers in their tracks By Will Pavia and Chris Windle VILLAGERS who protested that a new housing estate would “harm the fairies” living in their midst...
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January 22, 2006
Avast Me Hearties!
By Mark Noonan at 05:08 PM

Arrr, we boarded a pirate ship off the horn of Africa: DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The U.S. Navy boarded an apparent pirate ship in the Indian Ocean and detained 26 men for questioning, the Navy said Sunday. The 16 Indians and 10 Somali men were aboard a traditional...
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January 19, 2006
The Blogosphere And The Race For House Majority Leader
By Matt Margolis at 03:50 PM

Unlike some in the blogosphere, I have remained publicly remain neutral on the race for House Majority Leader I do however encourage bloggers and blog readers to follow the race, and make their own decisions in regards whom they prefer as Majority Leader. I recently got off of a conference...
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January 16, 2006
Blogger Conference Call with Reps. Chocola & Barrett
By Matt Margolis at 03:37 PM

I just got off of a blogger conference call Congressman Chris Chocola (R-IN) and Congressman J. Gresham Barrett (R-SC) who have recently returned from Iraq. It was a very interesting call with the Congressmen this afternoon. They both had good impressions from their couple days in Iraq, where they spent...
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January 13, 2006
System Issue
By Mark Noonan at 03:47 AM

We apologise for comments being down, we are experiencing technical difficultues and hope to have everything back on line as soon as possible. UPDATE, 10:20 AM EST: Comments have been re-enabled, but they may be disabled again if the server is attacked again......
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January 04, 2006
Only One Survivor in West Virginia Coal Mine
By Mark Noonan at 03:06 AM

Last I checked a couple hours ago, the news was euphoric from West Virginia, but now it seems to be back to tragic: TALLMANSVILLE, W.Va. — Family members report that 11 of the 12 coal miners who were initially thought to have survived an explosion in a coal mine have...
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January 03, 2006
The Most Underappreciated Story Of 2005
By Sister Toldjah at 09:23 PM

.... is our economy, which has been sailing along nicely, unless you listen to the Democrats in Washington. Rich Lowry explains: The robust American economy is the great underappreciated story of 2005. Like the purloined letter in Edgar Allan Poe's story, our superb economy is hidden in plain view, mostly...
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January 02, 2006
Happy New Year?
By Mark Noonan at 06:12 AM

Depends, I guess, on whether or not you're a Democrat or a Republican: Eighty percent (80%) of Republicans expect 2006 to be a good year along with 49% of Democrats. Of course, just to take an dig at the Democrats: you know, when you have faith, you never feel hopeless....
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January 01, 2006
Happy New Year!
By Mark Noonan at 12:00 AM

As a public service, we are providing the words to Auld Lang Syne, so that you'll know what your singin': Auld Lang Syne Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And auld lang syne? CHORUS: For auld lang syne, my dear, For...
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December 30, 2005
Predictions for 2006
By Mark Noonan at 09:00 AM

NRO has an interesting collection of predictions and I recommend reading them. However, I believe that the readers of Blogs for Bush, left and right, are just as clever as the readers of NRO, so why don't we take a stab at our own predictions? I'll start off: 1. The...
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December 26, 2005
The Spirit of Christmas
By Matt Margolis at 10:40 AM

I hope everyone had a good Christmas and Hanukkah this past weekend. Here are a couple stories that may have appeared on your radar screens last week that I wanted to highlight. President Bush, aside from his occasional visits throughout the year, always makes a pre-Christmas visit "to personally comfort...
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December 23, 2005
Massachusetts School Bans Christmas
By Matt Margolis at 03:25 PM

I am from Massachusetts, and believe me, if it weren't for Governor Mitt Romney, I probably would have moved out by now... Last October a Massachusetts elementary school banned Halloween because a couple parents claimed to be offended. And guess what? The insanity continues.. Another Massachusetts school has now banned...
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December 20, 2005
Blogger Conference Call with Senators John Cornyn and Jim DeMint
By Matt Margolis at 04:29 PM

I recently got off of a blogger conference called with Senators John Cornyn and Jim DeMint. The main topes were the Patriot Act, the Defense appropriations bill, and the NSA program that the New York Times blew the cover of. In regards to the NSA program, it was explained to...
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December 12, 2005
Steven Malcom Anderson, RIP
By Mark Noonan at 02:24 AM

Every now and again in the blogosphere you come across someone who is just enormously fun to chat with - always witty, always with a unique and thought-provoking point of view...one of these that I "knew" was Steven Malcolm Anderson. He was a very frequent commentor over at Dean's World,...
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December 10, 2005
Eugene McCarthy, 1916 - 2005
By Mark Noonan at 06:38 PM

Senator Eugene McCarthy died today at the age of 89. You'd have to be about a decade or so older than I am to have been aware as McCarthy helped to rip apart the fabric of American society in 1968. It was in that infamous year that it all came...
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December 08, 2005
Blogger Conference Call with Rep. Jack Kingston and Rep. John Kline
By Matt Margolis at 11:33 AM

I just got off of a blogger conference call with Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) and Congressman John Kline (R-MN), who have recently returned from trips to Iraq. Reps. Kingston and Kline discussed the progress they saw being made in Iraq, which they witnessed first-hand. Jack Kingston was to arrive late...
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December 02, 2005
The Quagmire In California
By Matt Margolis at 10:39 AM

Since the defeat of Arnold's ballot initiatives in California's elections last month, I've said that California is going to hell... But, apparently we really do need an exit strategy from the state......
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November 24, 2005
Happy Thanksgiving
By Mark Noonan at 02:08 AM

Some things I'm thankful for: I believe in God; I'm breathing; I've got a wonderful wife; I've got an only partially lunatic family; I'm an American; I've got a nice house; I've got a nice car; I've got a nice computer... Some of us, especially myself, do take everything for...
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November 23, 2005
Thanksgiving Greetings
By Sister Toldjah at 11:10 AM

Here we are on the eve of Thanksgiving. Some will be traveling to celebrate the holiday with family and friends, while others will be hosting the annual feast. Our families will congregate around a table, eat some good food, share laughs and memories, along with hugs and kisses ... laughter...
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November 19, 2005
Two Score and One Year Ago...
By Mark Noonan at 12:17 AM

....my Founding Father....err, well, really my Founding Mother, but dad helped a bit early on....brought forth upon this continent a New Man, dedicated to the proposition that all Men are created equal, but some have a much better chance than others of getting a date on a Friday night... 'Tis...
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November 17, 2005
Senate Blog Row
By Matt Margolis at 02:02 PM

Today, bloggers were invited to Capitol Hill to meet with Senate Republicans to discuss a variety of issues. I couldn't make it to this one, but check out the coverage by Suitably Flip, Right Side Redux, and Townhall.com's Tim Chapman......
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November 08, 2005
Blogs For Bush: Two Year Blogiversary
By Matt Margolis at 11:31 AM

It was two years ago, Election Day 2003, that Blogs For Bush publicly launched. Back then the site looked something like this, we had only a dozen blogs on the Blogroll For Bush, Wictory Wednesdays were a regular feature, and Howard Dean was expected to get the Democratic nomination. When...
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November 06, 2005
I Think I Will Spend It All In One Place
By Matt Margolis at 11:06 AM

Some of you may wonder about certain ads that appear on Blogs For Bush from time to time... Yesterday I approved one which might catch you by surprise... For whatever reason, whomever was buying ad space for a free mp3 download of a song from Ice Cream Headache, thought to...
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November 05, 2005
On Group Think And How It Threatens Our Freedoms
By Sister Toldjah at 11:34 AM

This opinion piece (reg. req.) written by Gregory Kane in the Baltimore Sun absolutely nails the hypocritical usual suspects regarding their lack of condemnation for the black on black racial slurs that have been hurled at Maryland's Republican Lt. Governor Michael Steele by black Democrats (see Mark Noonan's post for...
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November 02, 2005
Victory: One Year Later
By Matt Margolis at 01:35 AM

Sometimes, don't you just miss the old days? Today marks one year from Election Day 2004. It was a long and suspenseful day. I ended up spending most of the day away from this blog and was in New Hampshire knocking on doors all morning and afternoon, and at an...
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October 28, 2005
Going To the Chapel...
By Mark Noonan at 10:41 AM

....and I'm going to get married. Yep, this is it - I've been fitted for the nose-ring and ball-and-chain. Fun-ectomy complete, ready to let 'er rip into the realm of matrimony. And as I don't want to get a divorce within 24 hours of getting married, I shan't be posting...
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October 23, 2005
B4B Upgrade
By Matt Margolis at 05:09 PM

Tonight, between 10pm and 12am EDT, Blogs For Bush will be undergoing an upgrade to Movable Type 3.2. Comments and trackbacks made after 10pm may not be restored following the upgrade....
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October 22, 2005
Just as an Aside...
By Mark Noonan at 02:23 AM

Your humble correspondent is to be married in a week...so, I apologise for slack blogging of late and advise it might get even more slack until after the 1st of November....
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October 21, 2005
Blogger Conference Call on Harriet Miers
By Matt Margolis at 02:37 PM

About 45 minutes ago I participated in a blogger conference call with former Texas Supreme Court Justice Craig Enoch and White House communications advisor Jim Dyke. Justice Enoch and Mr. Dyke discussed why Harriet Miers is highly qualified to serve on the Supreme Court. I haven't been able to sleep...
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October 18, 2005
I Don't Really Like This Idea
By Matt Margolis at 10:51 PM

Jack Kemp says ex-felons should have their voting rights restored after they've completed their sentences... What's next? Illegal immigrants having the right to vote?...
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October 09, 2005
Say a Prayer for Pakistan
By Mark Noonan at 02:25 AM

The earthquake in Pakistan has caused a reported 18,000 deaths - the facts are, naturally, not entirely known but it does look like this is a truly horrible tragedy. Joe Gandleman over at The Moderate Voice has an excellent round-up....
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October 06, 2005
The Tangled Web of the White House Spy
By Matt Margolis at 09:44 AM

The Belmont Club posts some very interesting background on the White House spy Leandro Aragoncillo story that relates to Bill Clinton, Al Gore, and even John Kerry....
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September 29, 2005
New 2008 Straw Poll
By Matt Margolis at 11:22 AM

Check out Patrick Ruffini's latest 2008 straw poll. UPDATE: How B4B readers are voting.......
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September 24, 2005
Cheney Update
By Matt Margolis at 03:04 PM

The White House House released a statement regarding Vice-President Cheney's medical procedure.. This morning, at George Washington Hospital, the Vice President underwent successful, elective, minimally invasive, endovascular repair of arterial aneurysms behind his right and left knees. Small aneurysms were identified behind both knees during the Vice President’s annual physical...
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September 23, 2005
Black Group Demands Action From CBC Over Anti-Bush Slur
By Sister Toldjah at 04:02 PM

I posted earlier about Rep. Charlie Rangel's comments where, at a Congressional Black Caucus townhall meeting, he claimed yesterday that the President was "our Bull Connor" which, as we all know, was purely designed to invoke images of southern racism. Well, one group is already taking him to task for...
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September 18, 2005
Galloway Is No Match For Hitchens
By Sister Toldjah at 11:16 AM

Last Wednesday in New York City, Bethnal Green and Bow (UK) Respect MP George Galloway and Iraq war defender Christopher Hitchens, who is a columnist for both Vanity Fair and the Daily Mirror, went toe to toe in a debate at Baruch College's Performing Arts Center. It was a classic...
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Amazing What You Learn When You Wait for Facts
By Mark Noonan at 09:09 AM

A lot of people have said a lot of things about what caused the flood in New Orleans - outside of it having some certain connection to Hurricane Katrina, however, nobody really knew - certainly, no one knew when we had pundit after pundit in the week following the flood...
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September 16, 2005
Review: Live Blogging Confirmation Hearings
By Matt Margolis at 12:57 PM

Earlier this week, Mark Tapscott of The Heritage Foundation asked me if I'd be interested in giving some thoughts on how I think "a blogger live-blogging a Hill event like a confirmation hearing could do it even more effectively." Well, I'm going to do my best to explain....
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Google's Blog Search
By Matt Margolis at 05:20 AM

A B4B reader emailed to inform me he's tested out Google's new Blog Search tool, and tried entering the term "President Bush." He reveals, "I was surprised (not really) that Blogs for Bush did not [come up] until page 7." I tried it myself, with the term 'President Bush' in...
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September 13, 2005
I'm Back!!!
By Mark Noonan at 05:27 AM

Once again a citizen of the 21st century, I am able to blog from my home! It has been one strange experience to go from instantly connected to the whole world to reliant upon the network news and the newspapers these past couple weeks. As you might expect, I'll have...
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September 11, 2005
Freedom Walk
By Matt Margolis at 04:42 PM

Our tech girl Rachel J. participated in the Freedom Walk in D.C. today. She came across some lefties who were being in appropriate... and she met Donald Rumsfeld! Check out her blog for more info and photos!...
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September 10, 2005
I'm Almost Back
By Mark Noonan at 05:34 PM

Hello everyone - very long time, no see. I'm actually in New Jersey attending the christening of my step-grand daughter and have access to a computer. The good news is that they've installed my broadband connection in Las Vegas, so on Tuesday forward I'll be back to regular posting. I...
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September 07, 2005
Bush To Speak At Rehnquist Funeral
By Matt Margolis at 10:06 AM

The Associated Press reported this morning that "...President Bush and Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor will lead the final tributes to William H. Rehnquist, the long-serving chief justice of the United States..."...
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September 05, 2005
Labor Day Update
By Matt Margolis at 06:47 PM

Well, it's been quite an interesting weekend. First, I'd like to thank our guest blogger Sister Toldjah for holding down the fort while I was on vacation (I did cheat a little and posted a couple entries via my Treo 650) and Mark was still without internet access. Thankfully, Mark...
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September 02, 2005
FLASHBACK: GOP Convention 2004 - September 2
By Matt Margolis at 07:36 AM

A year ago today, I got to see President Bush do his speech soundcheck, and the RNC bloggers got to interview Sen. Rick Santorum, Sen. John Cornyn, and then RNC Chairman Ed GIllespie. I met Richard Miniter, author of "Losing Bin Laden" and "Shadow War" and did a one-on-one interview...
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September 01, 2005
The Meaning Of Support
By Matt Margolis at 11:58 AM

I can't tell you how many times I've asked why, if I support the war, I don't enlist and go fight in Iraq. The question is more common than you think, and each time it remains a stupid question. The left also criticize George W. Bush for not "having his...
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FLASHBACK: GOP Convention 2004 - September 1
By Matt Margolis at 06:36 AM

A year ago today, us RNC bloggers interviewed Former Senator Alan Simpson, as well as then-DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe. I also conducted a one-on-one interview with Senate candidate Jim Holt from Arkansas. Ronald Reagan was honored... a couple of us bumped into John McCain, and of course, Zell Miller's speech......
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August 31, 2005
FLASHBACK: GOP Convention 2004 - August 31
By Matt Margolis at 06:13 AM

A year ago today, I arrived at Madison Square Garden and found myself in line for the security check a few spots ahead of Don King. We got to see Laura, Jenna and Barbara Bush on stage after their speech sound checks, and after that I met Ben Stein. The...
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August 30, 2005
Bush Said He'd Be Back...
By Matt Margolis at 12:16 PM

...but he won't be back to see Arnold this time... On his two-day swing through Southern California, President Bush's agenda included a stop Monday in Rancho Cucamonga to discuss Medicare and an address Tuesday to veterans in San Diego. Conspicuously absent is a meeting with the state's most prominent Republican...
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FLASHBACK: GOP Convention 2004 - August 30
By Matt Margolis at 09:13 AM

A year ago today the convention bloggers had our Blogger Breakfast. During the breakfast we heard from Bush-Cheney '04 campaign strategist Matthew Dowd. Bloggers got to interview former NYC mayor Ed Koch. I made my first appearance on the Kevin McCullough Show, and we got to meet and interview Ken...
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August 29, 2005
Statement By The Press Secretary Regarding Hurricane Katrina
By Matt Margolis at 02:39 PM

See extended entry......
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The Memorial They Deserve
By Matt Margolis at 09:40 AM

Deborah Weiss, former contributor here a Blogs For Bush, and current contributor at GOP Bloggers, has an article published in the current edition of the Weekly Standard. In her piece, she retells her story of 9/11, escaping the WTC, and then discusses the attempts by the left "to hijack the...
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FLASHBACK: GOP Convention 2004 - August 29
By Matt Margolis at 09:24 AM

A year ago today, Scott Sala from Slant Point and I covered the protests in the streets of New York City, and checked out Madison Square Garden. While at MSG, we stumbled upon Vice President Cheney's speech sound-check: Audio Blogging from Herald Square Audio Blogging from Herald Square II Audio...
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August 28, 2005
FLASHBACK: GOP Convention 2004 - August 28
By Matt Margolis at 07:19 PM

I thought for the next few days I'd post links to select posts from my coverage of the Republican National Convention last year, so here's what I wrote a year ago today: Communists For Kerry at Union Square...
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A Year Ago...
By Matt Margolis at 10:11 AM

A year ago this weekend I came to New York City as one of the first bloggers to receive credentials to cover the Republican National Convention... It's been a year already... I can't believe it... UPDATE: Starting later today I'll post daily "Flashback" posts with select posts from my convention...
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August 27, 2005
Note to Readers
By Mark Noonan at 02:34 AM

Just to let you all know, I'll be in the process of moving starting later this morning...all the fun, fun, fun of packing up stuff you don't use so you can bring it to a new dust-collecting location. Hooray! Unfortunately, I'm temporarily moving back into the Dark Ages - no...
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August 26, 2005
Bumper Stickers
By Matt Margolis at 05:35 PM

Every now and then I will see a car with a Kerry/Edwards bumper sticker on the road... You'd think by now these people would want to stop advertising that fact... Who wants to promote their support of the losing team? I know it is Friday night, but if you here,...
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August 24, 2005
Smearstrong
By Matt Margolis at 11:21 AM

I've tried to ignore a suspicion in my head about the recent reports alleging Lance Armstrong took performance-enchancing drugs. It is alleged that Armstrong has tested positive 6 times since 1999. Call me crazy, but I think it might be more than a mere coincidence that these allegations have suddenly...
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  » Ordinary Joe linked with What Ordinary People are Saying--Armstrong Doping Allegations


August 10, 2005
Bush Taps Zell To Oversee War Monuments
By Matt Margolis at 02:55 PM

We all know and love Zell Miller for his incredible speech at the Republican National Convention. Zell Miller is retired now, but apparently had an interest in having a seat on the American Battle Monuments Commission. Yesterday, the White House tapped Zell to fill a vacancy on that commission....
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August 06, 2005
A-Bomb, II
By Mark Noonan at 01:24 AM

Victor Davis Hanson gives us his insight on the 60th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing. Into this date of remembrance, he injects a large dose of reality: These are the debates that matured in the relative peace of the postwar era. But in August 1945 most Americans had a much...
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August 04, 2005
A-Bomb
By Mark Noonan at 06:07 AM

August 6th will mark the 60th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. In the run-up to this date, the MSM and the usual leftwing suspects are putting out angst-ridden reports and opinions about that event. I would like to put in my opinion on the matter: The Japanese on...
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  » Politics Blog linked with They got precisely what they deserved


August 02, 2005
Site Maintenance [Bumped and Re-Bumped]
By Russ Emerson at 06:04 PM

We're doing some site maintenance. Comments posted between now and the completion of our maintenance will show up on the site for now, but may end up being lost by the time we're done. UPDATE, by Mark Noonan: We're posting new items over at our sister site, GOP Bloggers until...
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July 30, 2005
There are Ten Planets in the Solar System
By Mark Noonan at 03:47 PM

And this will make it more difficult for us to determine which one is sending the signals to our Democrats, but, at any rate, this is a fascinating story: A planet larger than Pluto has been discovered in the outlying regions of the solar system. The planet was discovered using...
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  » The Mighty Righty linked with Number Ten

  » Mark Nicodemo linked with What to Name the 10th Planet


July 13, 2005
Check Out The New GOP.com
By Matt Margolis at 10:17 AM

The new GOP.com has officially launched! Give it a look around and also check out their new blog, which includes Blogs For Bush in its blogroll!...
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  » Chris Abraham linked with GOP.com Relaunched with a Blog, RSS, and Blogroll

  » BlogSpy.NET linked with GOP.com launches new site


July 08, 2005
Blogger Conference Call With RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman
By Matt Margolis at 03:02 PM

Earlier this week I was invited to join other "top conservative bloggers" in a conference call with RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman and RNC eCampaign Director Michael Turk. The call went from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Eastern time. During the call, we were given a special sneak preview of the...
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Renovations
By Russ Emerson at 02:51 PM

Minor site work in progress today. Tracking back to posts here may be temporarily disabled. This message to remain on top until I'm done futzing around. Scroll down for the fresh posts. Update: I'm done futzing around for now, though is the server squawks, I may have to turn off...
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July 06, 2005
Bush Daughter Working As Volunteer In South Africa
By Matt Margolis at 11:45 AM

The Boston Globe gives us a story which reveals that President Bush's daughter, Barbara Bush, is said to be "working in near anonymity as a volunteer." While no one disputes that she has been in Cape Town for the last six weeks, nearly everything about her stay is shrouded in...
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June 29, 2005
Blogrolling
By Matt Margolis at 12:03 PM

Once again, blogrolling.com had "issues" this afternoon. Causing this site to load extraordinarily slow. Believe me when I tell you I've struggled with how to handle our mighty blogroll, which now has nearly 1,600 pro-Bush bloggers listed on it. If I could host the blogroll on the B4B server I...
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June 27, 2005
Trackbacks
By Matt Margolis at 10:45 AM

Just a quick FYI. Earlier this morning B4B was hit by a spam attack that targeted trackbacks... This resulted in a temporary server slow down. Our host has disabled the trackbacks script for the time being, so bloggers who wish to trackback posts may not be able to for a...
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June 19, 2005
Greatest American
By Matt Margolis at 05:46 PM

If you haven't heard yet, The Discovery Channel is having people vote for whom they believe is the Greatest American. Amongst the 25 finalists are Republican Presidents Ronald Reagan, Abraham Lincoln, and George W. Bush. Tonight we'll find out how many or if any of these three make it to...
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June 18, 2005
Blogroll Note
By Matt Margolis at 06:24 PM

A lot of blogroll requests have been coming in over the past few weeks. I just want you all to know I am hoping to get to them all this weekend. So, just keep that in mind and feel free to use this post as an open thread to talk...
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June 16, 2005
Progress With CAFTA
By Matt Margolis at 09:19 AM

This week, we've seen some interesting developments with CAFTA. On Monday, The New York Times urged Democrats to support CAFTA, and the Senate Finance Committee approved it... Rep. John Tanner (D-TN) has also endorsed CAFTA, and believes it will benefit National Security....
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June 13, 2005
All is Not Lost in the Ivy League
By Mark Noonan at 12:49 AM

Happened to see a car in front of me today, and it had two bumper stickers on it: Harvard Law School and Bush/Cheney '04 Watch out, Democrats - we're everywhere these days!...
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June 08, 2005
WMD: The Murderous Reign of Saddam Hussein
By Matt Margolis at 09:10 AM

I have recently viewed the DVD documentary "WMD: The Murderous Reign of Saddam Hussein" a documentary which goes into detail about Saddam Hussein's terror regime. The documentary is no easy viewing. We've all heard about the brutal dictatorship of Saddam... but this documentary tells the story directly from Saddam’s victims,...
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June 06, 2005
Sad News
By Matt Margolis at 04:21 PM

From La Shawn Barber I learned that one of the members of our blogroll has passed away. Michael James Reed of Bunker Mulligan died of a heart attack on June 3rd. We here at Blogs For Bush offer our condolences to his friends and family. You may offer your condolences...
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June 05, 2005
Who's Really Blind?
By Matt Margolis at 11:11 PM

As you might have guessed, we get a lot of e-mail here at Blogs For Bush, and yes, a portion of it is hate mail. The hate ranges from comically absurd to explicit. Often, they are simply questions like "How can you support Bush?" "Why do you support tax cuts...
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June 03, 2005
A Reason to Care About the Felt Story
By Mark Noonan at 01:43 AM

I hadn't thought of this angle, but Ben Stein did: Re: The "news" that former FBI agent Mark Felt broke the law, broke his code of ethics, broke his oath and was the main source for Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward's articles that helped depose Richard Nixon, a few thoughts....
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June 02, 2005
Just as an Aside
By Mark Noonan at 01:23 AM

We here at Blogs for Bush are diligently looking for a story we care less about than the Felt/Deep Throat thing....when we find said story, we'll be pleased to have one more thing to pay no attention to......
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  » The Moderate Voice linked with How Mark Felt Became Deep Throat And Bob Woodward Made History

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May 31, 2005
A Deficit Of Decency
By Matt Margolis at 09:52 AM

Zell Miller has been a political hero of mine since his keynote speech at the Republican National Convention. I recently received his latest book, "A Deficit Of Decency" courtesy of Stroud & Hall Publishers. I was excited to get it and I can tell you that it was a great...
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May 28, 2005
Political Honesty
By Mark Noonan at 12:25 AM

At one point in his political career, Winston Churchill was high up in the Tory Party leadership when that Party was in the minority. What he was called was "Shadow Chancellor"; this doesn't mean he was working with a Dark Lord, but that he was the Tories designated Chancellor of...
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May 22, 2005
Rebuild The Towers
By Matt Margolis at 10:36 PM

My friend Scott Sala over at Slant Point has recently commented about the proposal for replacing the WTC Twin Towers. He stated, “I'm all for trashing the Freedom Tower and letting Trump take the reigns.” It recently occurred to me that I’ve never blogged my thoughts on the Freedom Tower....
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On Being a True Skeptic
By Mark Noonan at 10:06 AM

As regular readers of this blog know, I am a convinced Catholic; I believe the whole Catholic bit, even that transubstantiation and immaculate conception stuff. Right down to the ground, all Catholic, all the time. I am also, from my personal experience, one of the few skeptics around. Skeptic? How...
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May 13, 2005
Salute America's Heroes
By Matt Margolis at 09:43 AM

Take a moment to check out this web video....
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May 10, 2005
May 10, 1940
By Mark Noonan at 09:20 PM

Tom Elia of The New Editor reminds us that on this date in 1940, Winston Churchill became Prime Minister if Great Britain. Coincidentally on this date, Hitler launched his invasion of France, Belgium, Luxemburg and Holland...within five days the French were completely beaten and shortly thereafter, Britain stood alone against...
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April 13, 2005
Observed By My Alma Mater
By Matt Margolis at 01:57 AM

I was shocked the other when I received a copy of The Observer—the magazine of my alma mater, the University of Hartford—in the mail, to find myself mentioned in the Alumni notes. Normally alumni send in tidbits about what they're up to. I hadn't sent anything in, but as I...
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April 09, 2005
Law and Technology Conference: eDemocracy
By Matt Margolis at 01:32 PM

Back in February I was invited to participate in a Law and Technology conference hosted by UC Berkeley Boalt Law School, and Stanford Law School, UC Hastings Law School, and USF Law School. I had been asked to join a panel on eDemocracy, discussing "the role of blogs and online...
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April 06, 2005
U.S. Delegation Heads to Pope's Funeral
By Matt Margolis at 10:16 AM

President George W. Bush, First Lady Laura Bush, Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, and Condoleeza Rice are off to pay a final tribute to Pope John Paul II......
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April 01, 2005
Just an Observation....
By Mark Noonan at 06:00 PM

I've been following the story of John Paul II today like, I imagine, most people have; but one thing has struck me...how many young people have turned out in St Peter's square and at other churches around the world. The Pope, it would seem, has very many spiritual children.......
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March 25, 2005
The Brawl, A Year Later
By Matt Margolis at 06:25 PM

Today marks a very interesting anniversary. It was a year ago today that President Bush came to Boston for a fundraiser, and I went down to Boston with Aaron from Pardon My English, and others to show our support for the President. It got interesting to say the least. The...
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Sex Offender Couey Worked At Jessica Lunsford's School
By Matt Margolis at 09:56 AM

Yet another disturbing twist in the tragic case of nine-year-old Jessica Lunsford. According to a local NBC affiliate in South Florida, "Authorities say 9-year-old Jessica Lunsford's accused killer once worked at her school." Naturally, parents want to know how that could have happened. Couey may have asked for help, but...
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March 22, 2005
Mark Lunsford On Couey, "I Just Want Him To Die."
By Matt Margolis at 02:29 PM

John Evander Couey was denied bail today on charges of capital murder, battery, kidnapping and sexual battery on a child under the age of 12. According to medical examiners, nine year old Jessica Lunsford was sexually assaulted and died of asphyxiation. "This is an infamous case here," Citrus County Judge...
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March 21, 2005
Google News
By Matt Margolis at 09:38 PM

Jeff Jarvis is demanding transparency from Google News. I have to agree. I've tried numerous times to get Blogs For Bush included as a news source for Google News, and they've found any bizarre reason to reject us. This is despite the fact that a number of other blogs have...
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March 20, 2005
Jessica Lunsford's Father Wishes To Confront Couey
By Matt Margolis at 06:00 PM

I say "let him." Couey, 46, confessed to kidnapping and killing Jessica after taking a lie-detector test Friday in Georgia, officials said. The girl's body was found early Saturday, more than three weeks after she disappeared from her bedroom. Jessica's father, in an emotional statement, expressed a desire to mete...
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March 15, 2005
Two Years Of Blogging
By Matt Margolis at 12:25 PM

Today marks a milestone for me, for it was two years ago today that I first officially started blogging. Little did i know that day, the Ides of March back in 2003, where blogging would take me. Later that year with the help of many others, I started Blogs For...
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March 14, 2005
Man Accused of Plotting Bush Assassination with Al Qaeda Pleads Innocent
By Matt Margolis at 07:46 PM

Ahmed Abu Ali,the man accused of plotting with Al Qaeda to assassinate President Bush plead innocent to the charges earlier today......
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UAW Admits "Mistake" - Blogs 1, UAW 0
By Paul Lewis at 12:46 PM

President Bush haters admit they made a mistake and have welcomed back all the Marines. The power of the blogsphere is growing everyday. Four years ago, we probably would have never known about this as the MSM types would not have reported it....
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March 11, 2005
From Warriors to Dead Beat Dads
By Mark Noonan at 01:03 PM

Phyllis Schlafly brings to our attention an issue which must be addressed: Most of the reservists called up to serve in the Iraq war have paid a big price: a significant reduction of their wages as they transferred from civilian to military jobs, separation from their loved ones, and of...
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UAW to Marine Reservists: No Parking
By Mark Noonan at 03:27 AM

The United Auto Workers revoked the parking privileges of Marine Reservists if their cars are foreign made...or have a Bush/Cheney bumper sticker: A parking agreement between the UAW and Marine reservists may have taken a political turn. A courtesy policy that had been in place for years suddenly changed Tuesday....
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March 10, 2005
The Nanny State Lives - Even in Houston
By Mark Noonan at 02:37 AM

You'd think that Texans would have a bit more guts than this, but even in Texas they are kneeling before asinine leftwing Nanny's of the anti-smoking zealotry: HOUSTON (AP) - Houston on Wednesday joined a growing list of cities to ban smoking in restaurants. The City Council rejected a ban...
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March 09, 2005
Absolutely Fascinating
By Matt Margolis at 02:59 PM

Intelliseek's BlogPulse has released a paper that "that examines the degree of interaction and behavior among top conservative and liberal political bloggers during the November Presidential election." I've breezed through it a bit, and it is quite fascinating stuff. Check it out....
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Politics Online Conference 2005
By Matt Margolis at 12:38 PM

Earlier this week, I received an invitation to blog at the Politics Online Conference 2005 at George Washington University in Washington DC. The conference is taking place this Thursday and Friday. A small number of bloggers were invited "from all sides of the political spectrum to attend the conference as...
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The Limits of Dissent
By Mark Noonan at 01:52 AM

Tom Elia over at The New Editor brings to our attention this bit from Buzz Machine about Ward Churchill being a guest on Bill Maher's television show. I know, you've immediately got it in your mind what these two were saying, but I'll give you a sample anyways: Maher then...
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March 08, 2005
If All You Had Was One, Thin Dime....
By Mark Noonan at 02:17 AM

Then this dime is the one to have: BALTIMORE (AP) - A dime struck in 1894 at the San Francisco mint was auctioned Monday for $1,322,500, the most ever paid for a United States dime, experts said. Now we'll all spend the rest of our lives carefully going over our...
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March 05, 2005
In A Red State Of Mind
By Matt Margolis at 01:44 PM

Back in January, I wrote about the Count Me Red bracelets, that can be worn by Bush supporters. The Count Me Red bracelets are in stock now and ready for shipping, so order yours today and flaunt your support of Bush!...
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March 04, 2005
Got 5 Minutes?
By Matt Margolis at 01:32 PM

The good folks at BlogAds, who provide B4B with the advertising service that pays the bills here, are having a survey of blog readers. The data extracted from these surveys hopes to help "excite advertisers about blogs." So, I invite B4B readers to participate. It should only take 5 minutes....
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March 03, 2005
End of the Democrats?
By Mark Noonan at 09:07 AM

Tom Elia of The New Editor (rapidly becoming a daily must read; that is, after you've checked with Blogs for Bush), brings to our attention an interesting article from Functional Ambivilant, a Democratic-side blog: So, as a Democrat, I'm wondering: What do we do if President Bush was right? What...
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  » Don Singleton linked with Dems wonder "What if Bush was right"

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March 01, 2005
Arab World Squirms At Impact Of Bush's Call For Freedom
By Paul Lewis at 05:11 PM

Interesting... But for the moment Mr. Bush has no need for his tanks: his words carried on the airwaves of Arab satellite television have been enough to discomfit the lifetime presidents, kings and sheikhs of the Arab world. Looks like the Arab leaders believed in the 'ole American Saying, "Sticks...
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  » Don Singleton linked with Call for freedom


February 27, 2005
So, I Went to Los Angeles....
By Mark Noonan at 12:36 PM

Mostly to do some shopping—or, actually, to allow the fiancé to do some shopping—the whole thing was a make-up, in a way, for my forgetting her birthday this past January (Note to guys: never, ever forget such a thing - getting caught taking a gander at another woman is less...
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February 24, 2005
Hey, Where did Mark Get To?
By Mark Noonan at 12:05 AM

Well, dear readers, he's off to Los Angeles, the belly of the Blue Beast, for a few days. You're deprived (or relieved, as the case may be) of his pontificating until Sunday, February 27th....
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February 23, 2005
The Death of "The West"
By Mark Noonan at 01:05 PM

Mark Steyn in his latest Telegraph piece, lets us know how empty NATO is: But, in the broader sense vis-à-vis Europe, the administration is changing the tone precisely because it understands there can be no substance. And, if there's no substance that can be changed, what's to quarrel about? International...
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February 22, 2005
Bring Back Washington's Birthday - and Lincoln's, Too
By Mark Noonan at 11:55 AM

Today is George Washington's actual birthday - his 273rd, to be exact. And I'd just like to bring up what an abomination "President's Day" is. George Washington is the Indispensible Man in American history; without him, there would not be a United States of America. At times, during the Revolutionary...
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Blogs For Bush 4.0
By Matt Margolis at 09:37 AM

If you haven't noticed yet, Blogs For Bush has undergone some design changes. After our victory in the 2004 election, it was clear that Blogs For Bush still had a purpose beyond being an election blog. With four more years left in Bush's presidency... let's say that again for all...
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Malcolm X - Hero or Con Artist?
By Mark Noonan at 09:15 AM

Yesterday was the 40th anniversary of the murder of Malcolm X. A great deal of hagiography has been written about him since that date, and he has entered into American popular culture as a sort of Martin Luther King with an edge. But what was he really? As it turns...
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February 21, 2005
Strange Currencies
By Matt Margolis at 09:34 PM

Blogs For Bush will be experiencing some upgrades this evening. Some minor changes and enhancements are being performed... Blogging for four more years requires a few adjustments... So if you experience some problems with the site, they are only temporary....
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Taking Heat
By Matt Margolis at 06:58 PM

Former Press Secretary to President Bush Ari Fleischer has a new book to be released on March 1, called "Taking Heat: The President, the Press, and My Years in the White House." Mr. Fleischer told us about his forthcoming book at the Republican National Convention... It looks like it'll be...
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The Republican Smear Machine
By Matt Margolis at 11:12 AM

How could you not be amused by the idea of toilet paper bearing the faces of the likes of Al Franken, Michael Moore, and Hillary Clinton?...
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Hunter S. Thompson, RIP
By Mark Noonan at 01:48 AM

Legendary author, Dr. Hunter S. Thompson died on Sunday: Woody Creek - Hunter S. Thompson died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at his home in Woody Creek on Sunday night. He was 67. Regarded as one of the most legendary writers of the 20th century, Thompson is best known for...
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February 19, 2005
Questions on Global Warming
By Mark Noonan at 03:26 PM

Dean Esmay has a long article about some of the data used to back up the theory of global warming - boiled down, what we've got is a climate model showing a spike in global temperatures since 1900 turning out to not be correct. Read the whole thing here, but...
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I can't wait....
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February 18, 2005
The Moderate Game
By Mark Noonan at 12:17 AM

Joe Gandleman (he of the Moderate Voice) is, in my view, one of the very best bloggers out there - his blog is exceptionally well-written, has tons of useful links and is a delight to read. The only problem with Joe is that he's a Moderate - ergo, wrong about...
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February 17, 2005
How to Deal With Environmentalist Wackos
By Mark Noonan at 02:47 PM

The Times of London provides unintentional advice: WHEN 35 Greenpeace protesters stormed the International Petroleum Exchange (IPE) yesterday they had planned the operation in great detail. What they were not prepared for was the post-prandial aggression of oil traders who kicked and punched them back on to the pavement. “We...
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February 15, 2005
Iraqi Election Results
By Matt Margolis at 09:18 AM

Patrick Ruffini has generated an Iraqi election results map, and offers some analysis....
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February 14, 2005
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist Has The Votes To Change Filibuster Rules
By Paul Lewis at 01:28 AM

Democrats will no longer be able to filibuster against President Bush's judicial nominees now that Senator Frist has the necessary 51 votes. Our Constitution gives the Senate power to give advice and consent on a nomination. There is no mention in the Constitution, that I can see, that says Ted...
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February 13, 2005
More of the UN's "Moral Authority"
By Mark Noonan at 12:55 PM

As if the "Oil for Food" scam and putting tyrants in charge of investigating human rights abuses weren't bad enough, we've also got UN troops and officials engaging in pedophilia in Africa. Michelle Malkin quotes an LA Times article: A scandal about the sexual abuse of Congolese women and children...
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February 10, 2005
Losers By Any Other Name is Still Losers
By Paul Lewis at 06:13 PM

More crying. In addition to sending the letter to Bush, Democrats sought to use the issue as a party-building tool for the 2006 elections. Tell us something we didn't know. What I would love to see is the picture of the Democrat seal, with the crying baby, morphing into Reid....
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February 05, 2005
Chief Justice Scalia?
By Matt Margolis at 03:31 PM

Apparently he's not ruling it out......
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February 03, 2005
The image Of The Evening
By Matt Margolis at 09:17 AM

This Reuters photo speaks for itself:...
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February 01, 2005
Captured Soldier... or Toy Soldier?
By Matt Margolis at 03:15 PM

Drudge asks the question if the soldier claimed to be captured in Iraq is really a toy. You judge: The above animation shows the original photo of the alleged captured soldier, with the toy head superimposed at 25% on the second frame, 50% on the third frame, 75% on the...
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Top Ten Post-Iraqi Election Sourpusses
By Matt Margolis at 11:14 AM

Michelle Malkin has the list... I would have added "The Liberal Blogosphere"...
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January 30, 2005
Blue Ink For Democracy
By Matt Margolis at 02:44 PM

A ten year old Montana girl would "love to wake up Monday morning and see people around the United States with blue index fingers" showing their support for democracy in Iraq... Join the campaign, send GOP Bloggers your photos... (updated link, with gallery page) HAT TIP: Michelle Malkin UPDATE: Give...
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January 27, 2005
Politics Online Conference
By Matt Margolis at 04:26 PM

For those interesting coming up in March is the 2005 Politics Online Conference, which will be held in Washington DC. It will be their biggest conference yet. Spanning two days, it will feature "over 70 speakers, 15 breakout sessions, 2 plenary sessions, 2 evening networking cocktail parties, a keynote lunch...
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CPAC Blogging
By Matt Margolis at 10:28 AM

As many of you may know, the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) had planned to credential bloggers for their upcoming conference next month. Bloggers were asked to apply via the CPAC website. They got a huge response, and eventually they decided to increase the number of bloggers to receive press...
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January 26, 2005
Bloggers Take U of O "Yellow Ribbon" Story National
By Matt Margolis at 11:18 AM

KEZI 9 has the story: From Lars Larson's talk radio show, to a christian radio station in New York City. News that the U of O told a university employee to remove two magnets from his car, has pulled a national PR nightmare to the U of O. The report...
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January 25, 2005
Fit For The Senate?
By Matt Margolis at 09:42 PM

The Boston Herald reports that Jerome Corsi, co-author of "Unfit for Command: Swift Boat Veterans Speak Out Against John Kerry" plans to challenge John Kerry for his Senate seat....
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January 20, 2005
Announcing GOP Bloggers
By Matt Margolis at 07:00 AM

Today, Inauguration Day 2005, I'm pleased to announce the launching of GOP Bloggers. GOP Bloggers is a new online grassroots blog which will unite supporters of the Republican Party. I hope you will check out the new site, and keep both Blogs For Bush and GOP Bloggers on your...
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January 19, 2005
Ohio Attorney General Calls For Punishment On Lawyer Who Filed The Frivolous Lawsuits
By Paul Lewis at 03:39 PM

I totally agree with Ohio's Attorney General Jim Petro's decision. I am very happy that our leaderhip in Ohio, will not put up with a sore loser Democrat lawyer attempting to drag the rest of us down to his gutter level. Mr. Arnebeck is an individual harassing the Ohio election...
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The Modern World, Dec 2, 1805 - Sep 11, 2001; RIP
By Mark Noonan at 01:36 AM

Napoleon was pleased at Austerlitz on December 2nd, 1805, the day's battle had gone well. With 65,000 men of his Grand Army he had routed the enemy army of 82,500; inflicting 12,000 killed and wounded and taking 15,000 prisoners, all for the cost of less than 7,000 French casualties. Napoleon...
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January 18, 2005
Join The GOP Blogroll!
By Matt Margolis at 07:52 PM

GOP Bloggers launches on Thursday! In preparation for launch, we'd like to get started assembling the GOP Blogroll. This blogroll will be separate from the Blogroll For Bush. So please remember, if you are on the Blogroll for Bush, you are not automatically on the GOP Blogroll. You may join...
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Israel Rushes to Aid Muslim Tsunami Victims
By Jon Roth at 08:45 AM

Can you even imagine, in your moment of greatest fantasy, a situation in which Muslims would aid Israel if struck by natural disaster. It is an impossibility. But the reverse is not only plausible, it is a fact. The San Francisco Chronicle has an interesting article on the role of...
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January 17, 2005
Now We Know Why Young Men Start Off As A Democrat
By Paul Lewis at 04:31 PM

That is where the young women are. It is rather interesting that once the women become married and have to face the daily choices concerning their own family's safety, they switch to the Republicans. President Bush captured the majority of married women's votes, including a group that Kerry supporters had...
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Should Supreme Court Justices Defer to Non-U.S. Decisions?
By Jon Roth at 01:29 PM

In a telling debate that illustrates the difference between strict constructionism and judicial activism, Justices Antonin Scalia and Stephen Breyer debated the validity of invoking foreign laws in United States Supreme Court decisions. Based on no empirical data but just on intuition, it would seem reasonable to assume that most...
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Proclamation 5431: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, 1986
By Matt Margolis at 12:37 PM

Today, I present you with Ronald Reagan's original proclamation declaring the third Monday of January as Martin Luther King, Jr. Day:...
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OK I Give Up. Why Are You Still A Democrat ?
By Paul Lewis at 10:35 AM

Democrats have become too liberal and lost touch with the needs of their rural constituents. We are not the Democrats of the national party. We tend to be more conservative in our views on all of our issues," said Georgia state Rep. Gerald Greene (search), who has represented District 134's...
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Democrats Want Credit For Minorities
By Paul Lewis at 05:59 AM

Mark Twain said it best. "Noise proves nothing. Often a hen who has merely laid an egg cackles as if she has laid an asteroid." The way the Democrats are cackling over Alberto Gonzales, that must be a one monster size asteroid they have laid. Liberals aren't stupid. They must...
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Senator "Obstruct" Daschle No Longer Around To Stop Much Needed Tort Reform
By Paul Lewis at 04:00 AM

Don't get sick in Madison County Illinois. Madison County--named the nation's worst "judicial hellhole" by the American Tort Reform Association--is a good place to start. "I've had to change doctors four times in the last two years," says Jim Thompson, a 62-year-old retired electronics worker in rural Godfrey, Illinois. "They're...
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January 16, 2005
Site Down
By Matt Margolis at 12:32 PM

Apparently Blogs For Bush was down for a few hours Sunday morning. I apologize for the inconvenience. It appears my e-mail was down during that time as well. For future reference, if the site goes down you can e-mail me at...
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January 14, 2005
TIme For An Inaugural Party
By Matt Margolis at 05:28 AM

Don't forget that next week, President Bush will take the oath of office at the 55th Presidential Inauguration. We fought long and hard to reelect Bush, so shouldn't you celebrate by haven't an Inaugural Party? Welcome Bush's second term in the company of family, friends, and fellow patriots! Click here...
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Review of Hugh Hewitt's "Blog: Understanding the Information Reformation That's Changing Your World"
By Matt Margolis at 01:57 AM

Last month I received a review copy of Hugh Hewitt’s soon-to-be-released book "Blog: Understanding the Information Reformation That's Changing Your World." I halted blogging my full review until after the New Year and closer to the publication date. If you're a blogger, you'll love the book. If you're not a...
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January 13, 2005
Inaugural Blogging
By Matt Margolis at 10:16 PM

I'm pleased to announce to my readers that next week I will be going to Washington D.C. to blog Bush's Inauguration. It will be different kind of blogging experience, but I'm working out how I'll be able to report to you guys directly throughout the day on January 20th. I...
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CBS Alters MemoGate Report
By Matt Margolis at 07:00 PM

Little Green Footballs has the scoop......
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President Bush Interview
By Dave Johnson at 10:14 AM

ABC will show an interview with President Bush this Friday at 10 p.m. on "20/20." The ABC News site has a tease for the Interview to air on Friday....
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His Best Friend Is A Coffee Table
By Paul Lewis at 02:52 AM

Ann Coulter's "Liar Liar, Now your fired" and other words of wisdom. CBS News will never be welcomed back into our home. How could you invite any guest that would look you sqaure in the eye, man to man and lie to you and your family? The simple answer is,...
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January 12, 2005
Kansas Senator Blogs From South Asia
By Matt Margolis at 05:30 PM

Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas is in South Asia and it looks like he's blogging his experience. HAT TIP: Kevin McCullough......
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daschle.senate.gov could not be found.
By Matt Margolis at 01:45 AM

Click. Smile. Anticipate....
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January 11, 2005
All that money, so little gain.
By Paul Lewis at 04:15 PM

$600 million was spent, few votes were changed. Only 16 percent of the voters for President Bush and 15 percent for Sen. John Kerry said there was "ever a time" they thought of changing sides. At least the TV and Radio Stations are happy!...
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Blogger's MemoGate Connection
By Matt Margolis at 02:13 PM

Blogger Brian Maloney has a very interesting personal connection to the MemoGate scandal......
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A Coming Chinese Miscalculation?
By Mark Noonan at 02:10 AM

John J. Tkacik over at National Review Online has an interesting look at recent events in China vis a vis the Taiwan issue. Taiwan, a 14,000 square mile island off the coast of China has only been ruled from mainland China for four years (1945 to 1949) over the past...
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January 10, 2005
A stolen Election In Washington State? Not if Bloggers Can Help It.
By Paul Lewis at 03:13 AM

Strange twists in Washington State continue to pop up. More than 300 military personnel who were SENT their absentee ballots TOO LATE to return them, have signed affidavits saying they intended to vote for Mr. Rossi. I have told you in the past that Democrats were anti-military. You cannot be...
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January 09, 2005
Eliminate the Filibuster
By Mark Noonan at 05:00 PM

Recently it has been debated that the filibuster rule in the United States Senate should be suspended regarding confirmation of judicial nominations. For those unfamiliar, a filibuster is a process in which action by the Senate is prevented by one or more Senators continuing to debate - preventing a vote...
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January 08, 2005
Gingrich Gearing Up For Presidential Run?
By Matt Margolis at 02:17 PM

Gingrich told the Associated Press, "anything seems possible." Newt Gingrich is taking steps toward a potential presidential bid in 2008 with a book criticizing President Bush's policies on Iraq and a tour of early campaign states. The former House speaker who led Republicans to power a decade ago said he...
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McCain Called For Jury Duty
By Matt Margolis at 04:17 AM

Believe it. Call him Citizen McCain. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., spent Thursday in Phoenix Municipal Court awaiting possible jury duty and fielding questions from other potential jurors. Asked what he was doing there, he responded, "I'm a citizen." His congressional schedule kept him from serving jury duty until this week....
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January 06, 2005
Server Issues
By Matt Margolis at 12:00 PM

As many of you have probably noticed, there have been some server-related issues as Blogs For Bush that has been effecting, amongst other things, posting comments with TypeKey. We are aware of this problem and hope to have it resolved today. This notice will stay on top until noon EST......
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The AARP Does Not Speak For Me
By Paul Lewis at 01:48 AM

Nor me. I just toss their mailings where it belongs, in the garbage. I will not even open their mail and see what they got to say. I am not alone. When socializing with friends the AARP has come up, due to now being “of age” and every last person...
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January 05, 2005
What They Are Saying About Alberto Gonzales
By Matt Margolis at 02:44 PM

There's been a lot of hype about Democrats and their opposition to Alberto Gonzales. Is this genuine opposition or partisan politics meant to smear Gonzales and force him to withdrawn—and ultimately making Bush look bad? What have key members of Congress said about Gonzales? Lots of good things... The Republican...
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Hastert To Swear In Cheney At Inauguration
By Matt Margolis at 01:57 PM

From the AP: House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-Ill., will swear in Vice President Dick Cheney at the inauguration Jan. 20, an unusual but not unprecedented choice. Sen. Trent Lott, R-Miss., chairman of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, announced details of the event Wednesday, including the musical performers at...
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Strange Days, Indeed
By Mark Noonan at 05:49 AM

It has been a rather trying couple weeks, hasn't it? The holidays, of course, absorbed an enormous amount of effort and that it usually quite enough for the end of December and the beginning of January - but as we have been cursed to live in interesting times, the burdens...
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January 04, 2005
Blogs For Bush Makes LoveToKnow.com's Top 10 Blogs
By Matt Margolis at 01:28 PM

The editors of LoveToKnow.com have chosen their Top 10 Politics Blogs (actually, 10 conservative and 10 liberal) and Blogs For Bush made the list....
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Virginia to consider amendment on marriage
By Paul Lewis at 02:03 AM

The Virginia GOP is playing it smart. They are going to have a marriage amendment issue before the voters in 2006. Oddly enough, that is the exact same year that Senator George Allen, Virginia Republican, is up for re-election. I think there is 13 reasons why he will be re-elected....
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January 03, 2005
And the dead start to walk in their masquerade
By Paul Lewis at 05:47 PM

Dead man voting in Washington State. Where is Rev. Jackson when you really need him....
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Former Presidents George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton To Lead U.S. Tsunami Aid Efforts
By Matt Margolis at 10:21 AM

Just in, via Fox News... President Bush is tapping his father, the former President George H.W. Bush, and former President Clinton (search) to spearhead a fund-raising effort among Americans to contribute aid to victims of the Asian tsunamis. American businesses and the public will be encouraged to support the victims...
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John Thune Gets Ready to Take Office
By Paul Lewis at 12:38 AM

Only two more days and Mr. Obstruction will be history. That was the only other Senatorial or House race I donated to outside my own state of Ohio. Money well spent....
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January 02, 2005
Blog Creation, Readership Rises in 2004
By Matt Margolis at 05:36 PM

The Associated Press reports on blogs in 2004: Readership of online journals known as blogs grew significantly in 2004, driven by increased awareness of them during the presidential campaign and other major news events, according to a study released Sunday. Twenty-seven percent of online adults in the United States said...
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Rep. Bob Matsui, R.I.P.
By Matt Margolis at 04:20 PM

Rep. Bob Matsui (D-CA) died last night from complications from a stem-cell related disorder. Rest in peace....
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The Blogosphere Strikes Again! No Big Surprise
By Paul Lewis at 12:35 PM

Look what happens when Bloggers decide to push for donations of phone cards for our wounded military men and women. They get overwhelmed with phone cards! Awash in a surplus of free phone minutes, both facilities are urging people to stop sending the cards. This is in direct response to...
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Obstructionist Democrats "Will Be in The 'Bull's-Eye'"
By Matt Margolis at 03:18 AM

Let Senate Democrats consider this to be their first warning: James Dobson, the conservative leader who used his radio program to call on millions of Christians to vote in the November election, warned in a letter that some senators "will be in the 'bull's-eye'" if they block President Bush's judicial...
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Powell: No US-UN Rivalry For Tsunami Aid
By Matt Margolis at 02:58 AM

It's really sad when U.S. generosity can't go unquestioned: Secretary of State Colin Powell on Friday rejected suggestions that Washington was trying to edge out the United Nations as leader of the international relief effort for the Indian Ocean tsunami. Powell, during a visit to U.N. headquarters for talks with...
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Almost TIme for Rossi to Pack it in
By Guest Blogger at 01:22 AM

Written by guest blogger Stephanie Sandlin, radio host on KSBN Radio — Spokane, WA. I am a Rossi voter and proud of it. The Democrat machine has ran this state far too long. There is a reason big companies and small businesses both look at this state and laugh: Democrat...
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January 01, 2005
The Difference Between Republicans and Democrats
By Mark Noonan at 02:48 PM

NRO's The Corner tips us off to this news item(annoying, but free, registration required): BOSTON, Dec. 31 -- "We have more cones and barrels than the city has trucks to haul them away," said longtime City Council member and South Boston resident James M. Kelly, invoking the language of insurrection...
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Happy New Year
By Matt Margolis at 12:00 AM

From everyone at Blogs For Bush, I wish you all a Happy New Year....
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December 31, 2004
Reflections on 2004
By Mark Noonan at 04:08 PM

What a year! I must say I've enjoyed myself immensely. When Matt did me the honor of inviting me to write on this blog, I never imagined what an important part of my life it would become. The invite was back in September of 2003 and my first post, rather...
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ABC's People Of The Year: Bloggers
By Matt Margolis at 12:05 PM

That's right, it's true. To their credit, they note the contribution of blogs in firsthand reporting of the Tsunami disaster, but when it came to recognizing blogs and political coverage.. As a driving force in politics this year, bloggers covered the 2004 presidential campaigns and election. Political candidates also used...
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December 30, 2004
Politicizing Tsunami Relief, Part II
By Matt Margolis at 04:24 PM

I guess no good deed goes unpunished... United States President George Bush was tonight accused of trying to undermine the United Nations by setting up a rival coalition to coordinate relief following the Asian tsunami disaster. The president has announced that the US, Japan, India and Australia would coordinate the...
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Politicizing Tsunami Relief
By Daniel Moore at 08:42 AM

Ugh. This article by David Sanger about the diplomacy of the tsunami relief is particularly, uh, interesting. Oh yeah, and wrong. As Asia suffers through a 9/11 of its own - a natural calamity instead of a man-made one, but at least 25 times more deadly - President Bush's response...
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December 29, 2004
Petition For Our Troops
By Matt Margolis at 07:06 PM

Moni Mac called my attention to this petition in support of our troops. To: Senate Armed Services Committee THE PETITION We, the undersigned, demand serious reform of the Military justice system. The senseless prosecution of our military forces, will lead to lower enlistment, and eventually the draft. This will destroy...
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The Pro-lifers are right, and a fetus is indeed just a child who hasn't been born yet
By Paul Lewis at 03:53 PM

To remove the fetus required cutting open the mother's abdomen, cutting open the uterus, severing the umbilical connection to the placenta, and extracting the baby from the wound, doctors said How did a fetus turn into a girl? OK, can someone explain to me how partial birth abortion is not...
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December 28, 2004
A rose by any other name is still a rose
By Paul Lewis at 08:28 PM

Berkeley Daily Planet has came out with 5 things learned from the 2004 election to better help the Democrats win in 2008. It appears to me that they haven't learned a thing. The whole point of this left wing article is that Democrats have to learn to work smart in...
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You're Stingy: We Want More Money to Steal -- Says UN Official
By Kevin Patrick at 09:13 AM

That is the headline I would write following this laughable story about the United States (the most generous contributor to the UN by far) being "stingy" in relief aid to the Asian countries damaged by the recent earthquake. The Bush administration yesterday pledged $15 million to Asian nations hit by...
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Senate Hardball
By Mark Noonan at 04:05 AM

Used to be that the majority Party in the Senate split up the staff funding about 2/3 for the majority and 1/3 for the minority. After the 50/50 tie in 2000, the GOP (quite foolishly) agreed to split the staff funding 50/50, and then 51/49 when the GOP gained seats...
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Blog Flog For Hugh
By Matt Margolis at 03:03 AM

Well everyone, with a little help from blogs, Hugh Hewitt's forthcoming book Blog is at #62 on the Amazon sales charts without any help from the mainstream media... that's pretty darn good....
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December 27, 2004
Blog Pulse: 2004 Year In Review
By Matt Margolis at 03:22 PM

If you haven't seen BlogPulse.com's Year in Review yet you should check it out... Blogs For Bush made the list of the top cited blogs of 2004!...
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Out and About on a Monday
By Mark Noonan at 02:42 PM

I'd like to apologise for not posting much this past weekend - I figure that everyone thought it was Christmas which slowed me down, but that isn't exactly it. I was hit by a computer virus - apparently, according to my resident computer geek, a rather nasty one which is...
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Age of the Second Democratic Revolution
By Kevin Patrick at 08:56 AM

Michael Ledeen, over at The Corner, has a must-read round-up of thoughts following President-elect Yushchenko's improbable victory following the invalidation of the first scandal-plagued election just a few weeks ago.: For those of us who have long preached the power of democratic revolution, it's a happy day, and I hope...
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December 26, 2004
Hugh Hewitt's "Blog" Jumps Amazon Charts
By Matt Margolis at 08:36 PM

Thanks to Betsy's Page, I learned that Hugh Hewitt's yet-to-be-published book Blog is climbing the Amazon sale ranks, breaking the Top 1000 and then the Top 500 today. I received a recent draft of the book last week and finished it. Hugh does a great job of putting blogging in...
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Scenting Victory
By Mark Noonan at 03:33 PM

Do you realise that it has already been a long war? The war started, after all, on September 11th, 2001 - that is a bit more than three years ago, 39 months ago, 1,210 days ago, by my reckoning. Our involvement from start to finish in World War Two was...
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December 25, 2004
Merry Christmas
By Mark Noonan at 12:00 AM

To all our Christian readers and those well-disposed towards the Christian community, we wish you a Merry Christmas and the blessings of God for the coming New Year. And there were shepherds in the same district living in the fields and keeping watch over their flock by night. And...
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December 24, 2004
Soldier's Silent Night
By Matt Margolis at 10:17 PM

Thanks to Blackfive, I urge you all to listen to Soldier's Silent Night (3.5 MB mp3)....
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In his greatest hour of need, his thoughts went to the emotional needs of another
By Paul Lewis at 10:14 PM

An American Hero! What an honor it would be to shake this soldiers hand. Where does America find such men and women? Contrast this to the leftist who cheer when they are hurt or encourage them to shoot each other....
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December 23, 2004
Kerik Quits Giuliani's Firm
By Matt Margolis at 11:16 AM

I suppose I can't blame him... Former police commissioner and one-time Cabinet nominee Bernard Kerik said Wednesday he will leave Giuliani Partners, former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's consulting firm. At a news conference in Manhattan, Kerik said he had apologized to Giuliani for being a distraction because of his messy withdrawal...
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Open Call for Bloggers at CPAC
By Matt Margolis at 06:08 AM

If you haven't heard already, the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) will credential a "modest number of bloggers" to cover their next conference February 17-19, 2005. If you're interested, try applying....
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Don't let the door hit you on your backside
By Paul Lewis at 12:05 AM

More please! Yes Virginia, there is indeed a Santa Claus. The Kilbourne family of Seattle has already been approved by Immigration Canada, and they're now looking around B.C. for a place to call home. Enjoy your socialized healthcare, high taxes and your $3.00 for gas - of course that is...
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December 22, 2004
Red States Gaining Electoral Strength With Population Growth
By Matt Margolis at 03:21 PM

This afternoon on the way home from Starbucks, I heard Rush talking about a story in USA Today which explained that various red states are experiencing fast population growth, and this will ultimately result in these states not only getting more congressional seats in the future, but also more electoral...
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Last Democrat leaving the party, please turn off the lights
By Paul Lewis at 01:39 PM

Conflicts with the National Democrats gave enough reason for three elected Democrat officials in the traditional Democratic stronghold of Shelby County Kentucky to join the Republican Party. They gave different reasons for leaving, including conflicts with national Democrats on such issues as abortion, guns and taxes, and said the GOP...
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Happy Holidays to Our Troops
By Jon Roth at 08:41 AM

Rather than get each other a gifts for Hannukah this year, my wife and I gave money to the Wounded Warrior Project and the USO Cares program (OK, maybe we cheated and got each other a little something also). There are many other similar programs around, but the point, of...
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December 19, 2004
Arnold Says Republicans Should "Move To The Left."
By Matt Margolis at 04:51 PM

Arnold Schwarzenegger has told a German newspaper that he thinks the Republican Party should move "a little to the left." In an interview with Germany's Sueddeutsche Zeitung daily, Schwarzenegger said that "the Republican Party currently covers only the spectrum from the right wing to the middle, and the Democratic Party...
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December 18, 2004
Tariq Aziz, Iraq's former foreign minister ready to talk
By Paul Lewis at 01:41 AM

Aziz already has implicated the French, claiming payoffs were made with the understanding that they would support Iraq on key matters before the U.N. Aziz was once Saddam's defender, He is now singing a very different tune to please the U.S....
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December 17, 2004
Michael Moore's heart would indeed melt, if he had one.
By Paul Lewis at 12:35 AM

The Heart of America As the vehicles went around her, I soon saw her sitting there and in her arms she was clutching a little bear that we had handed her a few patrols back. Feeling an immediate connection to the girl, I radioed that we were going to stop....
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December 16, 2004
Interview With Dick Morris re: Ukraine
By Kevin Patrick at 12:51 PM

I decided to break my self-imposed hiatus (until the new year) to direct some people to a good interview. Former Blogs for Bush contributor and all around great gal, Karol over at "Alarming News" had a one-on-one interview with Dick Morris the other day. He has most recently been an...
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Never Forget
By Mark Noonan at 04:53 AM

On this day in 1944, 600,000 Nazi German troops lunged out of the cloaking, soaking fog in the Ardennes region of Belgium in Hitler's last, desperate attempt to stave off defeat. In a desperate, weeks-long fight initially against very long odds, the American army fought with amazing courage and tenacity...
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December 14, 2004
Republican USA
By Matt Margolis at 06:46 PM

The Bush Mandate is just underway, but the Bush Legacy is being felt today... Even as a new Gallup poll shows that the public values “values” less than November exit polls suggested, another survey from the same outfit released today showed a historic surge in Republican party affiliation. In Gallup's...
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Those Ignorant New York/San Francisco Rubes
By Mark Noonan at 01:46 AM

Alan Aker at the Rapid City Journal puts together an interesting bit about the ignorance of our Blue State friends. It is an amusing bit, but it also has some bite to it: despite the homage the urban liberals pay to the idea of diversity, you have to live in...
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December 09, 2004
Well it isn't fair!, Unless of course the Democrats are in charge!
By Paul Lewis at 03:06 AM

Heh! The Republicans want control over two-thirds of each committee’s resources, but Democrats have called that unacceptable. They want a 50-50 split in the 109th Congress. Then there is this little bit of information: "Democrats instituted the 66-33-percent division of resources favoring the majority party, Lott said. “That was in...
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December 07, 2004
Giuliani on the Mind
By Mark Noonan at 03:14 AM

It's, of course, way too early to think about 2008 - but we're all thinking about it anyways. I think part of this is the fact that in 2008 we'll have no clear "successor" to the current President - perhaps over the next four years President Bush will groom someone...
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December 05, 2004
More On Hugh Hewitt's Forethcoming Book, "Blog"
By Matt Margolis at 09:48 PM

Out of curiosity, I visited Amazon.com to see if there was any new information on Hugh Hewitt's upcoming book, Blog. Indeed, there was. According to Amazon, the full title is Blog: Understanding the Information Reformation That's Changing Your World Besides the updated title and description, the cover was revealed: Click...
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December 03, 2004
Bush Signs Internet Tax Ban
By Matt Margolis at 06:31 PM

You can say this is good news for bloggers and all internet users. Today, George W. Bush signed legislation barring state and local governments from "taxing connections that link people to the Internet," from dial-up to high-speed cable connections. "I cannot envision any time in the history of our country...
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December 01, 2004
Christmas at the ACLU
By Guest Blogger at 10:18 PM

Written by guest blogger Kerry Jacoby of Pardon My English. [Please note: This is about Christmas. It does not address other seasonal holidays, as I am not qualified to do so. I know there are similar concerns by those of other faiths experiencing similar dilutions of their sacred times and...
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The US Constitution is Unconstitutional
By Mark Noonan at 02:22 AM

Or, it should be, if the ACLU's standard is applied. An alert reader brought to our attention a bit on Best of the Web Today pointing out that the final paragragh of the Constitution proves the Unconstitutionality of the document: Done in Convention by the Unanimous Consent of the States...
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Yet another Federal Judge overruling the voters.
By Paul Lewis at 01:59 AM

Judge bars Prop 200 from becoming law" The order, in effect through Dec. 22, will stop the scheduled implementation of the measure, which requires state and local government employees to verify the immigration status of people applying for public benefits and report violators to immigration authorities Here is the reasoning...
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November 30, 2004
We're Number One
By Matt Margolis at 10:12 PM

According to Mirriam-Webster Online, "blog" is the #1 word of 2004. HAT TIP: Slant Point...
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Bush Majority Gear
By Matt Margolis at 06:03 PM

If you ask me, there's always time to gloat about the election... the latest line of Bush Majority Gear has some great stuff you can buy to show your pride and enthusiasm over Bush's victory on November 2....
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Home For The Holidays
By Matt Margolis at 11:58 AM

Want to help out our troops this holiday season? Check out "Let's Bring Em Home" a non-profit organization with the mission of taking donations to purchase plane tickets for "junior enlisted military personnel, allowing them the opportunity to fly home and spend the holidays with their families."...
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More Info To Help Steve Gardner
By Matt Margolis at 11:55 AM

Powerline has been heading up the effort to help Steve Gardner. Click here for more information......
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November 28, 2004
Replacement For Rehnquist Sooner Than Later?
By Matt Margolis at 10:23 AM

It might be... Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist will be absent from the Supreme Court on Monday, beginning a sixth week of missed work caused by thyroid cancer. ... Although Rehnquist is working from his home in suburban Virginia, the chief justice’s absence is fueling intense speculation that he will...
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November 27, 2004
2004 Weblog Award Nominations Closing Sunday
By Matt Margolis at 06:03 PM

...You still have time to nominate us and other blogs you deem worthy: Here are the categories I believe Blogs For Bush has the potential to be a finalist in: Best Overall Blog Best Group Blog Best Conservative Blog Best E