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War Zero
Nothing Honorable About the Vietnam War
by Ted RallEvery presidential candidacy relies on a myth. Reagan was a great communicator; Clinton felt your pain. Both storylines were ridiculous. But rarely are the constructs used to market a party nominee as transparent or as fictional as those we're being asked to swallow in 2008.
Few Patriots In Our Government Today
by Paul KrugerI am a patriot. I am willing to accept the possible risk of a terrorist bomb rather than risking the destruction of our Constitution in the name of a dubious temporary safety. America has always had enemies, but this is the first time our own government has sheepishly allowed them to win a victory over us by cowardly relinquishing the very essence of what makes America what we once were. Our own President and Congress has turned us into bullying cowards.
Satire: McCain Opposes Gay Adoption of Highways
by Don DavisWhile the right of gays to adopt children is shaping up as another front in the culture wars, John McCain appears to be taking the battle one step further – kicking off a campaign to bar homosexuals from Adopt-a-Highway programs.
Video: It's the Stupid Economy
by Jon Stewart |

