Tebow’s Big Ad

Friday, 5 February 2010, 19:20 | Category : Authors, Kasson, Politics, Sports
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As you probably know by now, Tim Tebow has an ad in The Big Game this weekend. He with his mother are discussing the choice that she made not to have an abortion. For some reason this ad is considered controversial. By who, I don’t know.
Often times when a superstar, whether [...]

Nobel “Peace” Prize

Friday, 11 December 2009, 7:31 | Category : Authors, Humor, Kasson, Obama, Politics
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By Kasson
Yesterday President Obama went to Norway to pick up his Nobel Peace Prize.  He spent 26 hours there, long line I guess, these days they seem giving them out to everybody.  He get’s to Norway and prepares to deliver his acceptance speech.
What will he talk about? Well it is the Nobel Peace Prize, so [...]

Palin Selling Magazines

Wednesday, 18 November 2009, 8:07 | Category : Authors, Kasson, Politics
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The newest “scandal” involves Sarah Palin.  This week Newsweek is releasing a cover that includes a picture of Sarah Palin.  Before I show you the image I want to warn you of the sexist imagery. Palin did pose for this picture and it was supposedly for a magazine. One source says Runner’s World Magazine. To [...]

Site Down Yesterday

Thursday, 29 October 2009, 7:00 | Category : Authors, Kasson
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The Site was down yesterday due to the server crashing.  It took so long to fix because they didn’t want to lose any data.

Conservapedia vs The Bible

Friday, 9 October 2009, 7:48 | Category : Authors, Kasson, Politics
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By Kasson
Because everyone everywhere apparently speaks with a liberal bias, someone had to create a website called “Conservapedia.” This differs from Wikipedia by twisting all conventional wisdom toward conservative opinion.
Fine, whatever. If you want your kids to think the earth is 6000 years old (and they DO), then this is the website for you.
And if [...]

Be Careful What You Ask For…

Friday, 4 September 2009, 7:55 | Category : Authors, Hypocrisy, Kasson, Politics
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By Kasson
The state legislature of Massachusetts is working on a bill to allow the Governor to appoint an interim Senator so that their state is fully represented in congress until the special election takes place on January 19, 2010.  This bill was one of Ted Kennedy’s final wishes.
It seems logical that the state legislature should [...]

Of Health and Health Care

Monday, 17 August 2009, 12:00 | Category : Authors, Congress, Kasson, Politics
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by Kasson
To few surprises, the national debate has moved past Obama’a birth certificate, and the Gates incident. To where it probably belongs, health care. Since our politicians spend all of their time arguing debating, they might as well do it on something worth while.
My problem with the debate is that it is not [...]

Banner Change

Thursday, 23 July 2009, 8:19 | Category : Authors, Kasson
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By Kasson
I have changed the banner to better reflect the site and its purposes.  It is a picture from a recent trip to D.C. and is of (obviously) the Washington Monument taken from the WWII Memorial.
EDIT: If you cant view the new picture, you must delete your cache/temporary internet files.  (Which may take more effort [...]

Specter’s Switch

Wednesday, 29 April 2009, 6:00 | Category : Authors, Congress, Kasson, Politics
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By Kasson
As you have probably heard by now, Arlen Specter, the longtime Pennsylvania Republican has switched to the Democratic Party.  He states that the switch is due to the shift of the Republican party to be more conservative.  This is entirely true, and probably the ultimate reason of him switching.
Once Al Franken is seated this [...]

Give Peace A Chance

Monday, 23 March 2009, 13:05 | Category : Authors, Kasson
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The Dalai Lama has been refused a visa for a peace conference in South Africa. South Africa says it doesn’t want to shift attention from the 2010 World Cup (to be held more than a year after this visit). South Africa also said that they have, in recent years, had a good trade relationship [...]