Posted on Saturday, January 31, 2009 by Dillon MacRae
Could it be that George W. Bush, in part by serving as the most effective recruitment tool in Al Qaeda’s arsenal, also played the very same role in recruiting U.S. voters for the Democratic Party? If new research from Gallup is any indication, that seems to be a fair assessment. Read full post »
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Posted on Friday, January 23, 2009 by Dillon MacRae
President Obama’s noble determination to forge a new spirit of bipartisanship in Washington — not just in rhetoric but in deed — should provide great comfort to every American who has recoiled for almost two decades at the juvenile us-vs.-them divisiveness ripping the seams of our national fabric. Read full post »
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Posted on Tuesday, January 20, 2009 by Dillon MacRae
OK, I recently confessed to a friend. Maybe I AM just a tad cranky these days. But it’s only because I haven’t slept a full night in more than five years. Sleep aids, home remedies and even new mattresses have failed to do the trick. This friend who knows me – and my politics – well insists the culprit is none other than my deep-rooted ancient Scottish sense of patriotism, which, he only half-jokingly suggests, may at last be assuaged once a new president takes office Jan. 20. Here’s why I’m beginning to believe he may be right… Read full post »
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