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Archive for August, 2010

Judge Napolitano On Virginia’s ObamaCare Lawsuit Victory

by Doug Mataconis @ Wednesday, August 4th, 2010. Filed under Barack Obama, Health Care Reform, Individual Liberty, Politicos & Pundits, Politics

Best Campaign Video Ever: Kristen Davis For Governor

by Doug Mataconis @ Wednesday, August 4th, 2010. Filed under 2010 Elections, Elections, Politics

The woman behind Elliot Spitzer’s trysts is running for Governor of New York:

Quote Of The Day

by Doug Mataconis @ Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010. Filed under Freedom of Religion, Individual Liberty, Property Rights, Quote Of The Day

“We congratulate the Landmarks Preservation Commission for promoting our nation’s core values and not letting bias get in the way of the rule of law.
“The free exercise of religion is one of America’s most fundamental freedoms. For hundreds of years, our pluralism and tolerance have sustained and strengthened our nation. On 9/11, religious extremists opposed [...]

J.D. Hayworth Criticizes John McCain For Voting Against Big Government

by Doug Mataconis @ Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010. Filed under 2010 Elections, Elections, John McCain, Political Parties, Politicos & Pundits, Politics, Republicans

I’m no John McCain fan, but this ad from J.D. Hayworth, which criticizes McCain for voting against Medicare Part D, actually makes me like McCain better:

Where Do Libertarians Belong ?

by Doug Mataconis @ Monday, August 2nd, 2010. Filed under Individual Liberty, Libertarians, Political Parties, Politics

Cato Institute Vice President Brink Lindsey, FreedomWorks President Matt Kibbe, and Jonah Goldberg of National Review Online and the American Enterprise Institute discuss the issue of where the libertarian movement best fits in politically:

Tenn. Republican: If You Love God, Vote For Me

by Doug Mataconis @ Monday, August 2nd, 2010. Filed under Dumbasses, Politics, Religion

This has got to be the most blatant political appeal to religion I’ve seen in a while:

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