Monthly Archives: August 2011

Coming Attractions

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Josh Kaib

The school year has officially started, and that means we have some important events coming up. First, Tuesday August 30th is our Z-Burger social.  More info is on our Facebook page. Then it’s our First General Meeting and Debate Watch … Continue reading →

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Remembering Foreign Policy Among Internal Brawls

Posted on August 23, 2011 by sarahkmartin

Domestic politics have never interested me. Frankly, I would much rather leave major decisions to a tied and silent Congress, leaving us, the citizenry, alone to pursue our own happiness.  But, I am a woman, and as such, it is … Continue reading →

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Briefly Responding to Chris Matthews

Posted on August 20, 2011 by Josh Kaib

On Friday, MSNBC’s resident delusional Democrat Chris Matthews interviewed RNC chair Reince Priebus.  During the interview, media site Mediaite notes that “a blustery Matthews was screaming for him to admit that President Obama had ‘walked into hell’ (a comment that sounded … Continue reading →

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Is Rick Perry 2012’s Fred Thompson?

Posted on August 13, 2011 by Josh Kaib

Rick Perry if officially running for President.  Some are suggesting that he’s this contest’s Fred Thompson.  Here’s something from the LA Times: We all may remember (or, more likely, most of us don’t) Fred Thompson, the former senator from Tennessee … Continue reading →

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Obamalaise (Welcome Back, Carter)

Posted on August 6, 2011 by Josh Kaib

The economy is in the crapper, and has been since the “Great Recession” began back in December 2007.  We’ve never really recovered.  Sure, the government economists can claim the recession ended months ago, but with labor participation at the lowest … Continue reading →

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