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PUBLISHED: February 4, 2005 By Jameson Cook Macomb Daily Staff Writer Rae Oldaugh broke down and sobbed when the owner of a Roseville banquet hall offered his facility for free for the funeral luncheon for her son, Marine Lance Cpl. Allan Klein. The offer carried extra weight because the Athena Banquet and Conference Center owner, Youil "Louie" Ishmail of Shelby Township, is Iraqi and voted in Sunday's elections in Iraq. Oldaugh said Thursday she was overwhelmed by the gift. "I was absolutely stunned when he said that to me," Oldaugh said. "It's terribly ironic and significant to me that he...

Two days ago, I put up a Bush Cheney 04 lawn sign. Yesterday, a well seasoned citizen from our neighborhood who we didn't know came to the door and asked my wife if we had any more signs. She said that she "lived under Socialism and Bush must win." in 1946 At the age of 20, she left her family home in East Germany and hiked across the country. She reached the border to freedom and walked through a checkpoint. She told me that there was a German tank on one side of her and a Russian tank on the...

No URL available. In the body of an article regarding college students right to carry concealed weapons, former RINO US Senator and current Trustee of University of Utah dropped this little gem. "Utahns "sometimes think gun possession is a God-given right, not a constituional right...I tell them I don't ever remember seeing Jesus packing heat."

After several years off the airwaves, Mark Scott is back on the radio in Michigan Talk Radio Network. AM 1310. 4-6pm Monday-Friday. Let the Games Begin...Again. Excelsior!!! After a couple of years of hardcore lurking and commenting, this is my first post. Let me know if I screwed it up.

I made the mistake of listening to Imus this morning. The living, breathing idiot Andrea Mitchell was on enlightening us on her knowledge of foreign affairs. She decided to disparage the (in her words) "So called Coalition of the Willing." She began to disparage the members of our alliance, beginning by sneering "The island of Palau." In disgust, I turned off the radio so I wouldn't vomit all over the car. Later this afternoon, I found Palau's website and an e-mail address to their US Embassy. I fired off an e-mail to the Ambassador thanking them for their assistance in...