Keyword: psychopath
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An abortionist who claims to have destroyed more than 20,000 unborn children and who once was Hillary Clinton's OB-GYN says he is doing "God's work" when he terminates a pregnancy. "Embryos and fetuses spontaneously aborted – most, but not all of those 'canceled' by 'God' – are ... luckless human souls," wrote William Harrison, referring to an ancient poem describing the plight of mankind. "But a few spontaneous abortions occur in desired pregnancies with no discernable abnormalities. For those girls and women and their families whose circumstances would make their babies 'luckless human souls,' I 'cancel' them before they become...
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HOW COULD SHE GO THERE!? Hillary, Political Psychopath* http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/5/25/123312/547/223/522533Sun May 25, 2008 at 03:40:57 PM PDT WHEN YOU SAY THE WORD "sociopath"most people think of serial killers. But although many serial killers are sociopaths, there are far more sociopaths leading ordinary lives. Chances are you know a sociopath. I say "ordinary lives," but what they do is far from ordinary. Sociopaths are people without a conscience. They don't have the normal empathy the rest of us take for granted. They don't feel affection. They don't care about others. But most of them are good observers, and they have learned how...
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OBAMA TAKES ALL 3; AS HILLARY CRIES AGAIN
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"Today" show Matt Lauer asked presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton on Friday if she has a connection to indicted developer Tony Rezko after flashing an undated photo of the two posing with President bill Clinton. ... Clinton said she did not remember taking the photo and said she doesn't even remember meeting Rezko...
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It’s no secret that Hillary Clinton views herself as a member of the God Squad, divinely anointed to shepherd the masses to greater gender consciousness. “Hillary acts as though she has been chosen by God,” recounts Edward Klein, author of The Truth about Hillary. “I find her to be among the most self-righteous people I’ve ever known,” explains former New York Times reporter Bob Boorstin. And during her senate campaign Hillary glowed approvingly whenever Black preachers declared her “a woman of God.” But how many persons know how Mrs. Clinton’s messianic streak may lead to her political undoing? During her...
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Hillary Rodham Clinton said Sunday that calling the families of the campaign staffers taken hostage at her Rochester, N.H., office last week was the most difficult part of the ordeal. "Those were the most emotional moments, I have to tell you, calling them in the first instants to tell them what had happened," she told reporters after a campaign stop in eastern Iowa. Clinton said that while it was a traumatic experience for her staffers, "they performed magnificently under pressure." "They were cool, they looked out for one another," the Democratic presidential candidate said. "They kept...
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Police in Clackamas County are looking for a man they say locked three live pigs in his house in the hopes that they would trash the place. All because he was upset the home went into foreclosure. Lovett bought a home on SE Wildcat Mountain Drive in Eagle Creek a few years ago. In January the house went into foreclosure. Neighbors told police that Lovett was extremely distraught over the the situation. He apparently told several that he had put the animals inside the house over a week ago and even joked about the fact that they did not have...
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EXCLUSIVE Stab maniac out shopping Morgan ... in town centre By JOHN COLES A CRAZED knifeman doing life for stabbing 17 women shoppers is being let out unsupervised — to go SHOPPING.Woman-hater David Morgan, 43, was warned he may NEVER be freed over his terrifying rampage in a department store.But the psychiatric patient now spends up to four hours a day wandering among unsuspecting female shoppers in Stafford town centre.Morgan, serving TEN life sentences, is even allowed to go boozing. Terror ... after Morgan's 1994 knife rampage On one trip he sported a T-shirt...
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Clinton turns 60: Second wind with the Stones By Laszlo Trankovits Aug 18, 2006, 12:20 GMT Washington - Bill Clinton is a master of self invention. Nearly every American knows the photograph of the star-struck 16- year-old youth, worshipfully shaking the hand of President John F Kennedy - symbolic of his teenage dream to live in the White House someday. Nearly six years after the end of his spectacular presidency, Clinton is still mining the suggestive power of photographs. His picture is everywhere - at the AIDS conference in Toronto with Bill Gates, in Southeast Asia with the elder President...
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A psychologist who teaches at Johns Hopkins University came to Little Rock last week to work on his book that will propose that Bill Clinton has a mental condition that's actually an element of historic greatness.The author, John Gartner, contended in a previous book that Americans have achieved inordinate wealth because ours is a nation of people who had the gumption to take chances. From that heritage, his theory goes, we have seen the spread of a gene that causes the occasional person to have chemical and brain wave actions called hypomanic.
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WILLIAM Jefferson Blythe III was born on August 19, 1946, in Hope, Ark. After his mother remarried, he took the family surname, Clinton. Clinton was a good student. He enjoyed playing the saxophone and even considered a professional musical career. While in high school, a fortuitous meeting with President John Kennedy led him to choose a life of public service.
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DOCTORS should be allowed to help to kill terminally ill patients with or without their consent, a leading professor of medical ethics said yesterday. Emeritus Professor Len Doyal said that doctor-assisted deaths were already taking place in Britain on a “regular and recurring basis” and needed to be better regulated. He said that many doctors took part in a form of euthanasia by withdrawing essential treatment to “alleviate suffering”. Writing in the Royal Society of Medicine journal Clinical Ethics, Professor Doyal said: “When doctors withdraw life-sustaining treatment, such as feeding tubes from severely incompetent patients, it should morally be recognised...
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ISRAEL’S prime minister designate, Ehud Olmert, yesterday denounced the president of Iran as a “psychopath” and likened him to Adolf Hitler, in a growing confrontation over the Iranian nuclear programme.The attack on President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who has called for Israel to be “wiped off the map”, came as it emerged that the head of Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency, secretly discussed the nuclear programme with officials in Washington last week. Meir Dagan, the Mossad chief, is believed to have passed on the latest Israeli intelligence on covert Iranian plans for enriching uranium, with a warning that Tehran may be nearer...
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Man confesses in grisly death By Bryan Dean and Chad Previch Staff Writers PURCELL - A loner here confessed Friday to killing his 10-year-old neighbor, Jamie Rose Bolin, telling FBI agents searching a container in his apartment: "Go ahead and arrest me. She is in there. I chopped her up," police wrote in an affidavit. Kevin Ray Underwood, 26, intended to eat Jamie's body and had targeted other potential victims, police said. Investigators alleged Saturday that Underwood hit Jamie on the head three times with a wooden cutting board, smothered her with his hand and duct tape, tried to cut...
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(Former Vice President Al Gore, who previously supported the Defense of Marriage Act and civil unions, was the keynote speaker at the Human Rights Campaign Gala on March 25, 2006, at the Century Plaza Hotel. This is an excerpt of his speech.) Abraham Lincoln once said, "I do good and I feel good. I do bad and I feel bad, and that is my religion." As a Christian, I was taught at an early age that the single most important departure in Christianity from the Judeo-Christian tradition as a whole was embodied in the simple teaching -- God is Love....
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N.J. Nurse Gets Consecutive Life Terms By GEOFF MULVIHILL, Associated Press Writer 3 minutes ago Killer Charles Cullen has been sentenced multiple consecutive life sentences in prison and will not be eligible for parole for 127 1/2 years. Relatives of the victims of New Jersey's worst serial killer lashed out at Cullen, a former nurse, during his sentencing hearing Thursday, calling him "the monster" and blaming him for wrecking their lives. "My heart, it aches for my son," said Mary Strenko, whose 21-year-old son was Cullen's youngest victim. "I walk around with a hole in my heart." Cullen, 46, was...
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"Exactly what happened?" Edwards asked. "I cut her arms off," Schlosser replied as a hymn played in the background. "You cut her arms off?" he repeated. "Uh-huh," she answered. As the tape played, Schlosser slumped in her chair and pressed her chin into her chest, staring down at her hands. Police officer David Tilley, who arrived first, said Schlosser answered questions about herself but not about Maggie. When asked why she cut off the baby's arms, Schlosser replied, "I felt like I had to," but would not say anymore, Tilley told the court. "Randomly she would just smile," he said....
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A THREE-DAY-OLD baby had his foot burned after a blundering nurse held it in scalding water for three minutes. Ben Freeman screamed in agony as the nurse kept his foot in a container of boiling water. He was trying to soften the tot's foot for a blood test. But he had failed to check the temperature of the water. And he didn't realise the baby's foot was being scalded because he was wearing gloves. Ben's foot was red raw and the skin was peeling off. Yet the nurse didn't treat the horrific burn. Instead, he injected the baby's other foot...
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Twins' mom: 'He loved them, they loved him'TOMMY TOMLINSONttomlinson@charlotteobserver.comKim Crespi called Thursday morning. She wanted to talk. She spoke from California, where she was making arrangements to bury her twins today. Tessara and Samantha, 5 years old, were stabbed to death last Friday at their home in southeast Mecklenburg. David Crespi -- Kim's husband, the girls' father -- is charged with murder. Kim Crespi said she doesn't know why her husband would have killed the girls, or what could have triggered the attack. But she said she believes, based on what police told her after interviewing her husband, that he...
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Phelps and his gang are at it again. This time at the funerals of the WV miners.
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It was the headline that did it: “Hussein dwells on own predicament, not on testimony.” I’m thinking, I know this guy. He sounds a lot like some of the kids I’ve seen in my years around the foster care system. This guy is a socio-path, most probably with reactive attachment disorder. Far too many people treat him as if he were the guy next door, who just happens to run a third world dictatorship. But he isn’t. Normal people don’t aspire to run third world dictatorships. And normal modes of dealing with him will not get you what you expect...
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Medieval sword, mallet, armor no match for ye olde Taser Meet Robert McClain. The Michigan man, 42, was arrested last week after he attempted to literally go medieval on cops. According to the below Royal Oak Police Department report, officers were dispatched to McClain's home after a motorist called 911 to report that McClain had fled the scene of an auto accident. When they arrived at his crib, McClain allegedly tried to strike a cop with a four-foot sword. After missing, McClain retreated to his basement, where he donned a chainmail armored vest and leather gauntlets to protect his arms....
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A Canadian sex killer was freed after 12 years behind bars on Monday for her involvement in the rape, torture and murder of two schoolgirls, in a case that horrified Canada in the 1990s. Karla Homolka, 35, was released from prison in Ste-Anne-des-Plaines, Quebec, near Montreal, the Correctional Service of Canada said in a release. Homolka and her then-husband, Paul Bernardo, kidnapped, sexually assaulted, tortured and killed two teenaged girls in the early 1990s in southern Ontario. Homolka, who videotaped the assaults, also drugged her 15-year-old sister so Bernardo could rape her in the basement of her...
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Odds are you've run across one of these characters in your career. They're glib, charming, manipulative, deceitful, ruthless -- and very, very destructive. And there may be lots of them in America's corner offices. ...The standard clinical test for psychopathy, Robert Hare's PCL-R, evaluates 20 personality traits overall, but a subset of eight traits defines what he calls the "corporate psychopath" -- the nonviolent person prone to the "selfish, callous, and remorseless use of others." Does your boss fit the profile?
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Check this little personality quiz out. And you might want to try the following little experiment. Try filling in the question items as accurately as you can for Slick KKKlinton, based on what you observed during the eight year KKKlinton administration. Here's what I get: Do they have problems sustaining stable relationships, personally and in business? I'd say partially; yeah, he's been married to the same woman for a long time, but having more than one or two business associates turn up dead under questionable circumstances has to ammount to at least a minimal problem in sustaining stable relationships. Do...
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A Syracuse man was charged with assault after he tortured his girlfriend by burning his name into her back with a heated knife blade, according to police. Marcel Tirado, 23, of 501 Seymour St., was charged with assault and unlawful imprisonment, both felonies, and a misdemeanor charge of criminal possession of a weapon, said Sgt. Tom Connellan, a police spokesman. "It's incredibly cruel," Connellan said. "It's beyond imagination what this woman was going through." The woman, whom police did not identify, also had scars she told police were from earlier encounters with Tirado, Connellan said. Police gave this account: Tirado...
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Clinton's Popularity Up in State, Even Among Republicans By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ Published: February 22, 2005 Remember Hillary Rodham Clinton and the conventional wisdom about how polarizing a figure she is? Well, think again. Recent polls have shown that Mrs. Clinton, the junior senator from New York, may have turned a corner politically, sharply reducing the number of voters in the state who harbor negative views of her. Pollsters say the change is remarkable for a woman who has long been shadowed by a seemingly implacable group of voters - commonly referred to as Hillary haters - who dislike her, no...
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US Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said today in Baghdad that a string of attacks killing more than 50 Iraqis in two days were failed attempts to sow sectarian strife and destablize the country.Clinton and Sen. John McCain were part of a 5 member congressional delegation that met with US officials and members of Iraq's interim government.Both Senators Clinton and McCain have historically been strident critics of the Pentagon's planning and management of the war in Iraq. But Clinton said Saturday that the Sunni Muslim insurgents were failing in their efforts to destabilize Iraq through sectarian violence.Her comments came as numerous...
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CHANDLER, OK. -- A 9-year-old girl was shot while sleeping in her own bed. And her younger brother is the one who pulled the trigger. It happened just before 8 a.m. Wednesday. The gunman is just 6-years-old. Sheriff's deputies said the mother's rifle didn't have a lock on it, so all the boy had to do was grab the gun, load it, and shoot it. Luckily, though, he was just a little off the mark. "My granddaughter is 9-years-old," said Ronny Jones. "We could have buried her today." It's a wake-up call Ronny and Glenda Jones will never forget. Officers...
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Former Vice President Al Gore on Sunday told blacks embittered by his narrow loss in the 2000 presidential election that "it doesn't have to be this way" and urged them to turn anger into energy at the polls. "Don't turn it into angry acts or angry words," Gore said at one stop during a tour of mostly black churches. He also urged worshippers to take advantage of a state law that permits voting before Election Day, Nov. 2. "Early voting is a good idea," he said. "You want to give them plenty of time to count all the votes." Polls...
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Prime-time Republicans are hard to take BY HUGH PEARSON Hugh Pearson is currently working on a biography of James Weldon Johnson and is a publisher of the Web site, NYAge.Net. September 2, 2004 As I watched Tuesday night's network coverage of the unrelenting political propaganda hour known as the Republican National Convention, the first thought that came to mind was of old newsreels of those self-congratulatory Nazi rallies held in Germany during the reign of Adolf Hitler. For many people, I'm sure, such a comparison sounds extreme. Yet, just as the Nazis were obsessed with endless displays of swastikas, the...
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Transcript of Sept. 3 show is not yet available, but reporter Larry O'Donnell kept calling Zell Miller a 'psychopath' because of his remarks at the Republican Convention. Does anyone see the irony here? They level personal attacks with hateful speech against anyone who doesn't agree with their views. In my book, Zell Miller is an old-fashioned patriot and a Marine who called John "Waffle" Kerry out and tells it like it is.
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Okay, this is second-hand information, so I'm trying to get confirmation, because if true, this could really hurt the Democrats if the word is spread. I just got an email from a friend unlucky enough to work in an office where she can only pick up two AM stations. At 3:00 in the afternoon, that means she has only two choices: Sean Hannity or Blowhard Ed Schultz. What she usually does is listen to Hannity and then flip over during Hannity's spot breaks to get a quick laugh from the liberals. Today, however, she says she got something much worse....
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Is your boss a \'snake in a suit\' or just an ordinary psycho? Wed Aug 25,11:17 AM ET Add Health - AFP to My Yahoo! STOCKHOLM (AFP) - Is your boss a charming, well-educated and polished leader intent on climbing the career ladder? If so, he could be a psychopath, psychologists gathered in Stockholm said. Recent research has shown that not all psychopaths are violent killers -- many of them hold normal jobs, with some rising to the highest levels of executive management. But their charisma and ambition are often mistaken for leadership traits rather than psychopathic ones, industrial-organisation psychologist...
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This is not a joke. This site is a true site to draft Hillary for 2008! Be afraid - be verrrrrrrry afraid! If you see this flying over your state run for cover!
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DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - Bill Clinton (news - web sites) received a hero's welcome Wednesday on the streets of Dublin, where thousands travelled from across Ireland and then stood for hours in hopes of shaking the former U.S. president's hand. More than 2,000 people -some of whom had stood all night -waited their turn outside Dublin's flagship bookstore, Eason's on O'Connell Street. They provided one of the biggest, most enthusiastic crowds experienced by Clinton during his three months promoting his autobiography, My Life. "I always seem to get the warmest welcomes in Ireland. It's a special place," Clinton said. He...
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Kerry is being revealed as unelectable. Even the liberal press covers the swift boat issue, instead of significant developments in Iraq, Iran, etc. The press is preparing Kerry for early exit, and will indirectly promote Hillary as the only remaining electable dem candidate - they know it is absolutely imperative for her to get through the "campaign" WITHOUT debate, questions, etc. She knows there will not be enough time for her to answer to the public or engage in debates if she achieves the nomination in late September. She needs to be elected in an unconventional manner, or she will...
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The Massachusetts senator has had his eye on the White House since he was eighteen. Now he's about to make his move ... Two years later, they met again at a Washington dinner and ended up taking a midnight stroll that took them by the Vietnam Memorial on the Washington Mall. Soon (Theresa) Heinz discovered that, for Kerry, Vietnam is a subject that is never far away. Even in his sleep, Kerry is haunted by Vietnam in nightmares. The first nightmare I heard, I was actually not with him, Heinz says. Before we got married, I was sleeping with one...
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Kubrick's Psychopaths Society and Human Nature in the Films of Stanley Kubrick © 1990 by Gordon Banks Introduction To the creator of films as well as other forms of literature, the dark side of human nature has often proved more rich and interesting than the bright. Films and books on the lives of saints have not been as popular as murder mysteries and works of horror. While we may have no desire to experience them in our own lives, terrible deeds and evil people exert their perverse attraction on our psyches. We who consider ourselves moral and upright are...
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<p>Citing what he called "arrogance, willfulness and bungling" by President Bush in his foreign policy, Al Gore yesterday blamed flawed policies for the abuse of Iraqi prisoners and said six administration officials should resign because of the Iraq situation.</p>
<p>In a fiery speech at New York University -- sponsored by the political action committee of the liberal group MoveOn.org -- the former vice president called for the resignations of Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice, CIA Director George J. Tenet, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, and Douglas J. Feith and Stephen A. Cambone, both undersecretaries of defense.</p>
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The Depressive and the Psychopath At last we know why the Columbine killers did it. By Dave Cullen Posted Tuesday, April 20, 2004, at 8:59 AM PT Columbine killers Five years ago today, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold murdered their classmates and teachers at Columbine High School. Most Americans have reached one of two wrong conclusions about why they did it. The first conclusion is that the pair of supposed "Trench Coat Mafia outcasts" were taking revenge against the bullies who had made school miserable for them. The second conclusion is that the massacre was inexplicable: We can never understand...
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MIDI - END OF THE INNOCENCE For several years they sang his song…he was a hero to their cause In denial many lived…he placed himself up above the laws He knew all of the right things to say…down through…hell and then back believers would goIn eight long years he's done to us…more damage than you know For his neglect we would finally pay the price…the count's three thousand dead We know just where to place the blame…it is on Bill Clinton's head When the Cole was hit and brave men died…there is no doubt that he hadn't cried He...
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<p>RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) - A former waiter was ordered to perform 80 hours of community service for vandalizing the home of customers who complained about his service. Jonathan Voeltner, 21, was also put on probation for two years and ordered to pay a $316 fine after pleading guilty to the misdemeanor charges in Riverside County Superior Court.</p>
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NOTE: L.D. became a friend and I was pleased to help him with his book tour in S. California. ================================================ From the back cover of "Crossfire: Witness In The Clinton Investigations", by L.D. Brown, a photo of Bill Clinton high on cocaine. From the book... "Bill, Ralph and I flew back to the hotel at light speed. As the valet took the keys, Bill darted upstairs to check on Hillary. She was fast asleep. Not one to miss an opportunity, Bill realized he could stay out a little while longer with the boys. The Boca Raton Resort had several bars...
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London (CNSNews.com) - The British rumor mill is swirling with suggestions that the last U.S. president may become the next chancellor of the one of the world's most prestigious universities. Opinions are mixed, however, on whether Bill Clinton would make a suitable ceremonial leader for Oxford University. Speculation began after Oxford's last chancellor, influential British politician Roy Jenkins, died earlier this month. Clinton's name was mentioned as a possible candidate for the post in a story two days later in The Times newspaper, which quoted one Oxford don as saying the idea would be "tremendously good fun." Although Clinton attended...
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Iraq and North Korea are now at the forefront of our foreign policy and national security concerns. Throughout the past week on the various cable news channels, Left-leaning pundits have invariably charged that President Bush has applied a "double-standard" regarding the differential manner in which the nations of Iraq and North Korea are being treated. Sure, both nations have incipient nuclear programs, and to be fair, North Korea probably has already squirreled away a few nukes while Iraq is at a lesser stage of super-bomb development as it diligently seeks to procure fissile materials. Yet, Iraq is subjected to an...
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Text of articles of impeachment The articles of impeachment voted on by the House of Representatives. Article 1 This article alleges President Clinton "willfully provided perjurious, false and misleading testimony" before independent counsel Kenneth Starr's grand jury on Aug. 17. In his conduct while President of the United States, William Jefferson Clinton, in violation of his constitutional oath faithfully to execute the office of President of the United States and, to the best of his ability, preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States, and in violation of his constitutional duty...
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Given the likelihood of a US invasion of Iraq, it's utterly crucial and in the American spirit that we engage in an extensive national debate about this issue. Political staff writer Peter Grier of The Christian Science Monitor is somewhat accurate in his assessment that the more pertinent ideological debate is occurring within the Republican/Conservative camp rather than between the Republican - Democratic partisan divide. He states: "Call it "realists" versus "Reaganites", although this oversimplifies things". However, I conceptualize this ongoing dispute regarding an "Iraq attack" just a little bit differently, with a three-way split among the Republican/Conservative camp as...
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In evaluating the Iraqi threat, it's salient to remind ourselves of the terrible past misdeeds perpetrated by none other than that psychopathic despot, Saddam Hussein. About a dozen years ago, Saddam's elite "Republican Guard" were at the forefront of the invasion of Kuwait, and were poised to grab another oil-rich nation, Saudi Arabia, as well. If it weren't for the leadership of the US, which developed the coalition to evict the Iraqi troops from Kuwait, Saddam was well on his way to ruling a huge oil producing region in the Middle East. The world is dependent upon oil, and in...
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