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How are you going to judge a fight where one of the competitors only dances and never punches? I score it for the man who is engaged and competing. What if there is a fight and one side keeps throwing exceptionally low blows? At a certain point, that kind of dirty fighter gets disqualified by any fair referee. I am voting for Tancredo and Buck. It is kind of shocking for me to write, let alone do. The vast majority of my votes have been Democratic through the years. I voted for Obama in 2008. I am disappointed in the...

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COLUMBINE AND ABORTION AD CAUSING CONTROVERSY AND IRE FOR DENVER RADIO AUDIENCES Brian Rohrbough, father of Danny who was slain in the Columbine massacre, made the case on the popular KHOW afternoon Caplis and Silverman show yesterday that he believes there is a link between abortion and the Columbine murders. Colorado Right to Life is airing a commercial on KHOW radio making the connection between Columbine and America’s first abortion law passed in Colorado and signed April 25, 1967. The ad is promoting the Colorado Right to Life – MARCH FOR LIFE – January 21 st 2006 at 1:30 pm...

See that picture? That's Richard J. Elrod. He's been partially paralyzed since 1969 after suffering a broken neck. More on him later. Yesterday I had a couple of posts on the husband-and-wife professors who were formerly members of the 1960s domestic terror organization, the Weather Underground. The professors are Bernardine Dohrn of Northwestern University and Bill Ayers of the University of Illinois-Chicago. Feel to drop by Marathon Pundit for more on information on them. On October 8, 1969, The Weather Underground decided to jumpstart the "People's Revolution," in Chicago. They blew up a statue of a policeman (that statue...

Pictured below in the dark jersey is DePaul hoopster Raymon Caplis, playing shortly before Christmas in 1951 under legendary Blue Demon Coach Ray Meyer. Caplis is fighting for the ball with Kentucky's Clifford Hagan. Hagan, like Ray Meyer, would later be enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame. It looks like Caplis got the ball, but Kentucky won that game. And what does that picture have to do with DePaul and Churchill? On Tuesday, a very well-poised blogger Nick Hahn, a DePaul political science major and Republican, was interviewed by KHOW Denver's Dan Caplis, son of ex-Blue Demon basketball player...

On Tuesday afternoon, October 11, 2005, I will be commentating on the DePaul/Churchill fiasco on a local Colorado radio show, "Caplis & Silverman." They have been adamant combaters against Churchill and his beliefs, as any responsible citizen should be. Governor Bill Owens has also appeared on the show numerous times, especially with regards to Ward Churchill. The University and those who undermine the fabric of our community will be forced to retreat and concede after the national media becomes involved. This radio show appearance, hopefully, is but only the first step to a more efficient and public opposition. You can...