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How to be a true (non-mosque fearing) American - Park51, Muslim Community Center in Low... - 0 views

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How to be a true (non-mosque fearing) American - Park51 Muslim Community Center in Lower Manhattan Salon.com

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  • thinkahol * on 23 Sep 10
     
    A call to patriotism we can all get behind: Uncle Sam doesn't like scaredy-cats
Fay Paxton

Memo to Republican Men: Get Knocked up or STFU |The Political Pragmatic - 0 views

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shared by Fay Paxton on 26 Jan 14 - No Cached
  • Fay Paxton on 26 Jan 14
     
    Even stupid, self-centered Republican men have the right to their beliefs, I just don't want them imposed on me. Besides, I respect the opinions of people who speak from experience and have a stake in the outcome of the problem they seek to resolve. To my way of thinking, if Republican men really want to have credibility about the abortion issue, then they should get knocked up. Until then, I for one would appreciate it if they would just shut the f**k up.
MJ Blast

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Levy Rivers

Writers praise Barack Obama's inaugural address - long on plot - stood on shoulders - 0 views

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shared by Levy Rivers on 21 Jan 09 - Cached
  • Long on plot (and it will thicken), it did what literature does best: the backward glance, the standing on shoulders, the salute to ancestors and other sources of wisdom.
  • He is our first (in the best sense of the word) aristocratic president," author and journalist Malcolm Gladwell told The Times. "Bush was a buddy. Clinton was the kindly uncle. Obama is a prince."
  • Some, like memoirist Patricia Hampl, praised Obama's plain speaking. "I was glad," she said, "that he denied himself rhetorical flourishes and gave a speech as refined and restrained in its power so that political language itself was restored to its greatest value -- saying what the speaker means."
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