Thursday, November 7, 2013

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"Let each citizen remember at the moment he is offering his vote that ... he is executing one of the most solemn trusts in human society for which he is accountable to God and his country." --Samuel Adams
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Tuesday's main events were the off-year elections in New Jersey and Virginia, and political prognosticators always look for trends that may be useful for the coming national elections. Let's just say the lessons Tuesday are mixed.

Beginning in New Jersey, Republican Gov. Chris Christie won a resounding re-election bid with more than 60% of the vote in a blue state. Christie is no "Tea Party" conservative, but he has governed on the conservative side, winning pension reform for public employees, tenure reform for teachers that makes it easier to fire bad ones, and vetoing an ill-advised tax increase on the wealthy. On the other hand, he banned gender-disorientation therapy, has generally been ornery toward conservative national Republicans and runs a state still mired at the bottom economically. Still, Christie worked well across the aisle and made significant outreach to minorities who supplied his margin of victory -- that's what hugging Barack Obama can do. He is well positioned to make a run at the GOP presidential nomination in 2016, and it's worth remembering that Ronald Reagan was the last true conservative to win that nomination.
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by Kirsten Andersen

HELSINKI, Finland, October 31, 2013  There’s no shortage of products on the market designed to help parents expose their unborn babies to music. Experts and savvy marketers alike have long speculated that prenatal musical exposure might make babies smarter, or at least help them develop similar tastes to Mom and Dad. Others dismiss the “Mozart Effect” as a myth and a sales gimmick.

A new study out of Finland, however, may send sales of belly-mounted headphones skyrocketing, as researchers say they have found conclusive proof infants can recognize a lullaby heard in the womb for several months after birth. Not only does this suggest babies can remember things they hear and experience prior to birth, the study’s authors say it may be an important component of speech development for infants as they grow into children.
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By David Coppedge

Things that bite and sting are not always 100% harmful.  Maybe some of our categories of natural evil are due to ignorance.

We shy away from pain, but few would claim that pain has no purpose.  Victims of leprosy illustrated with stunted limbs what can happen when pain responses are deadened.  Botulin toxin is one of the most potent poisons known, yet it is now used in medical procedures and even for beautification in plastic surgery.  While this entry by no means exonerates animals and plants that damage and kill, it shows with recent findings that some of what we dub “natural evil” can have a beneficial side.
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by John Nolte
"Your religious beliefs represent hate speech!" - Ann Curry 

Make no mistake about it; this is all about going after the Christian Church. Same-sex marriage, GLAAD's fascist rampages, and all of this Orwellian political correctness is part of long-term goal -- and that's to make Christian beliefs a form of bigotry and to force a left-wing agenda on the church all under a Trojan horse labeled "discrimination."
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Three weeks into the laughably catastrophic failure of Barack Obama's signature ObamaCare portal, Healthcare.gov, he proclaimed, "The Affordable Care Act is not just a website. It's much more."

This week, in congressional testimony about that failure, Marilyn Tavenner, who's responsible for overseeing the ACA technology, reiterated, "It's important to remember that the Affordable Care Act is more than just a website." Indeed, it is much more, all of which poses an ominous threat to Essential Liberty, but for the moment, all eyes are on the cascading failures of ObamaCare.
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By Audrey Russo

Those of us, who are paying attention, are watching the once magnificence and majesty of Europe being gradually swallowed up into the quicksand of an ideology that came from much darker places than the nighttime desert sands. A tyranny, that intends to finish the rest of the West in its global sweep. It’s a treacherous triad that has three well-known elements.


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