Category: Politics
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By Selwyn Duke The most interesting presidential poll of all doesn’t go by the name of Rasmussen, Zogby or Gallup but, believe it or not, Nickelodeon. Every year the children’s TV station has its young viewers weigh in on who they would choose for president, and they have picked the winner four of the last…
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By Selwyn Duke As some of you know, RealClearPolitics.com provides a daily-updated average of a great number of presidential-election polls. And, at the moment, their methodology has Barack Obama up by 6.9 points. Now, although what I studied in "Probability and Statistics" class a couple of decades ago is a little fuzzy, it occurs to…
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By Selwyn Duke There is a big difference between leftists’ contempt for the Bible and that which they harbor for the Constitution.
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By Selwyn Duke In his effort to run from his sordid past, Barack Obama has been caught trying to cover up his association with the criminal group ACORN, which is now under investigation in the better part of a dozen states for serious voter fraud. Exposing this, Gateway Pundit writes:
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By Selwyn Duke Barack Obama certainly runs with an unsavory crowd. This cannot be over-emphasized, yet, his critics make a mistake when they refer to the leftists within it as "associations," as this puts a happy face on his dirty hands. In reality, such people go by a different name: Allies.
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By Selwyn Duke You probably didn’t see this one coming, but many Wall Street banks and financial firms may actually refuse to accept the taxpayer funds the government is shoveling its way. It may seem counterintuitive, but the Guardian.co.uk tells us:
