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Posted on August 29th, 2008 in Quick Links

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John McCain Selects Pro-Life Champion Sarah Palin for VP

She is strongly pro-life and, in April, Palin put those pro-life views into practice. As many as 80 percent of unborn children diagnosed with Down syndrome become victims of abortion, but Palin didn’t let her child become a statistic. Palin, who has deeply-felt pro-life views, gave birth to her fifth child and the baby was diagnosed with the condition.

This is one thing that will definitely redeem McCain with the conservative base of the Republican party.
Mile High Nuremberg

Charismatic leader? Check. Unbalanced audience swayed by emotion and not reason? Check. Sea of flags? Check. Overflowing stadium? Check. If you are the type of person easily dazzled by fireworks, then Barack Obama’s acceptance speech probably impressed. But if your interests in a president lie in more substantial fare, then the Nuremberg-style rally at Invesco Field didn’t do anything to win your vote.
Candidate visits Illinois delegation to DNC

An appearance by Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama to the Democratic National Convention delegation from his home state, Illinois, was like “clouds parting,” according to one delegation member. The News report said at one point, a delegate yelled out, “I love you!”

Oh, pleeease!
Dem cops cuff, stuff Christian girls

Two teenagers who had been given city permission to write their messages protesting Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama’s support for abortion on public sidewalks during the Democratic National Convention this week were shoved to the sidewalk, cuffed and arrested for doing just that.

I guess pro-abortion Democrats can’t stand a message contrary to theirs.

And on a lighter, non-political note, here are two guys who deserve an honorable mention for the Darwin Awards.

Cigarette causes explosion in car where men were huffing keyboard cleaner

The older man tried to light a cigarette, the chemicals in the air exploded and blew out windows of the car, according to the report. Both men suffered various second degree burns.
These guys deserve an honorable mention at the next Darwin Awards.

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