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Addicts Can Learn New Lessons From An Old Movie: Stuart Saves His Family

Posted on January 14, 2013 by Thomas Thurlow

A recent Wall Street Journal editorial speculated that Minnesota Democratic Senator Al Franken may be unopposed by former senator Norm Coleman or any other serious contender in the 2014 election.  If so, this follows a recent GOP tradition of putting … Continue reading →

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Acknowledge The Plan

Posted on January 9, 2013 by Thomas Thurlow

We need to answer the Mayor Bloomberg-inspired, self-righteous online video of celebrities who “demand a plan” to end gun violence.  The original online video, filmed mostly in black and white, features emotional, self-righteous actors who “demand a plan” for the … Continue reading →

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Introduction — At Least They Make Us Laugh

Posted on August 20, 2012 by Thomas Thurlow

It has been said that Washington D.C. is Hollywood for ugly people.  Well, in the past year I have discovered that the American political scene is like The Improv for funny people, except for those who are not intentionally funny. … Continue reading →

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Mitt Romney: 2012′s Gerald Ford

Posted on November 7, 2011 by Thomas Thurlow

Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit has written that comparing President Obama to Jimmy Carter would be a best-case scenario for President Obama.  But President Obama may be in the process of getting a lucky break.  Not that it will help him. … Continue reading →

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