FNC:

“BAGHDAD, Iraq – A group of armed, masked Iraqi men threatened Tuesday to kill Jordanian militant Abu Musab al-Zarqawi (search) if he did not immediately leave the country, accusing him of murdering innocent Iraqis and defiling the Muslim

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First a little reminder: Back on January the 28th, I said right here in this blog:

“Well, my guess is that we’ll see a Kerry/Edwards run. Kerry’s too strong for Dean, and Edwards will be needed for the “Southern

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Eric Florack on July 5th, 2004

Yes, I know, I’ve been really light on blgging these last few days.
I’ve been dealing with a pinched nerve in my neck that’s been casuing some problems with using my right hand… makes it a problem for typing, to

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Eric Florack on July 3rd, 2004

AP news is reporting:

Message from a group of Howard Dean supporters to John Kerry: Pick the one-time presidential candidate as your running mate or face a floor fight at the Democratic National Convention.

Salesmanship prevails, here. The claim from

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AFPis reporting:

“WASHINGTON (AFP) – Several members of the House of Representatives have requested the United Nations (news – web sites) to send observers to monitor the November 2 US presidential election to avoid a contentious vote like in

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Eric Florack on July 2nd, 2004

Sean over at Everything I Know Is Wrong points up the newest Harris Poll, which reports President Bush 10 points ahead of John Kerry.

Sean asks “Why haven’t I seen this poll”?

Well, clearly he DID see it…
Still the

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Eric Florack on July 2nd, 2004

Shamelessly lifted from Bill Hobbs… it’s too good to pass up.

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Q. Which one called President George W. Bush a criminal?

A. Both

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Eric Florack on July 2nd, 2004

Here’s a new series for you; “Claim and Response.” I’ll post these as they occur to me. The intent here is to take some common leftist claims and skewer them.

The claim:

“Ending poverty will end terrorism”

The question:

“Explain

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Eric Florack on July 2nd, 2004

KPHO Phoenix is reporting Brndo has died, casue of death unknown.

Sad; I rather liked him.

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WOD

Eric Florack on July 2nd, 2004

Ipse Dixit is today’s Website Of The Day

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Eric Florack on July 2nd, 2004

Discussion time, as we head to the next election:

I’ve been called a great many things politically, most of them inaccurate.

But this subject came up elsewhere, and I thought I’d re-post my comments here, since it’s as close as

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Eric Florack on July 1st, 2004

My Trusty Palm Pilot, on which I pre-write a goodly portion of this site, just woke up to remind me this is Canada Day.

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Eric Florack on July 1st, 2004

Spiderman 2 opened with, in terms of screens and dollars, about a four to one ratio over Rotundo Moore’s trash.

Apparently, the American people figure Spiderman 2 the more believable fantasy.

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Eric Florack on July 1st, 2004

Yep.
I’ve been aware for some time now that the folks over at Paramount had a rather fully developed language for the Klingons, but I’ve never seen it used outside that environment.

All that changed this morning when I noted

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Eric Florack on July 1st, 2004

It’s a part of the Green Party and the site and the group are both products of the Green Party Convention. apparently they’re finally admitting their real motives… They are Luddites of the first order. Sounds weird, to me, but

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