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March 23, 2004

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HASTA LA VISTA, BABY

�Sheik Ahmed Yassin, good riddance. No R.I.P. for this gravestone. The ghosts of 
hundreds of Jews would tell you that he lived only too long. This is what nearly 
everyone is thinking this morning, but few want to say so.�

- Wesley Pruden, �Pruden On Politics,� 3/23/04

PRE-EMPTION WITH EXTREME PREJUDICE

"This was a hit against a terrorist leader. It is part of the obligation and right of 
the state of Israel to protect its citizens.  Ahmed Yassin is a terrorist leader who 
sent terrorist and suicide bombers by the hundreds to kill civilians. He was the 
Palestinian [Osama] bin Laden, whose hands were stained with the blood of Israeli 
children."

- Israeli Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz

BUSH�S TERRORIST DOUBLE STANDARD

�Just when you thought the Bush administration might grow a pair and praise Israel for 
doing what needed to be done and killing Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, they don't.� . . .  The 
White House said �we are deeply troubled by this morning's incident in Gaza.� Why? If 
the United States' official position is that Hamas is a terrorist organization, then 
why would we be upset about Israel killing the leader of that organization?

�...By the way, did anyone else notice that the media is constantly calling this an 
�assassination,� instead of what it is, which is a terrorist killing?� Would killing 
Bin Laden be called an �assassination?� After all, he's also the leader of a terrorist 
organization.�

- Talk-show host Neal Boortz, 3/23/04

A TERRORIST IS A TERRORIST

�(I)f Israel is entitled to defend itself against the lawless killing of civilians who 
have never offended even a single Palestinian, why is Israel not entitled to dispatch 
the lawless killer? If Osama bin Laden is fair game, why should Ahmed Yassin, or any 
of the other leaders of the Palestinian terrorists be immune to justice?�

- Wesley Pruden, �Pruden On Politics,� 3/23/04

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PURELY PARTISAN 

�It was always a terrible idea for the September 11 commission to drop its report in 
the middle of a presidential election campaign, and we are now seeing why. That body 
is turning into a fiasco of partisanship and political score-settling.  To be precise, 
Democrats are using the commission as a platform to assail the Bush administration for 
fumbling the war on terror, implicitly blaming it even for 9/11. That's the clear 
message of the testimony to be offered this week to the commission by former Clinton 
officials, who conveniently leaked their opinions to the New York Times in advance.�

- Wall Street Journal editorial

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DICK

�Richard A. Clarke is a disgruntled former employee with close ties to the Kerry 
campaign who penned a book critical of President Bush after failing to secure a top 
position within the Homeland Security Department,� reports the Washington Times on the 
butt-covering former Clintonite boob who aired his sour grapes on �60 Minutes� Sunday 
night - a network owned by the same company which owns Clarke�s publishing firm.  Go 
figure.

POP QUIZ #1

�Hundreds of thousands of murdered Iraqis, including women holding their children with 
bullet holes, lie in at least 270 mass grave sites around the country," reminds Rep. 
Joe Wilson, South Carolina Republican.  "Saddam's mass graves represent a crime 
against humanity surpassed in scope only by the World War II Nazi Holocaust, Pol Pot's 
Cambodian communist killing fields in the 1970s, and the Rwandan genocide in 1994.�

For 10 points:  Who was President of the United States in 1994?

POP QUIZ #2

Q: How many John Kerrys does it take to change a lightbulb?

A: At least four. One to unscrew the old light bulb. One to simultaneously announce 
his courageous commitment to replacing the old bulb. One to vote against funding the 
new light bulb. And one to denounce George W Bush and America's Benedict Arnold CEOs 
for leaving everyone in the dark.

- Columnist Mark Steyn

DISCUSSION BOARD

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their products and some members of Congress think maybe the government should do 
something about it.  Do you think it�s the proper role of government to determine or 
regulate private industry advertising?  Or do you think government should stay out of 
the free market?  Or do you think that normally the feds should butt out but that an 
exception should be made when it comes to prescription drugs?

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UNCLE WALTER URGES KERRY OUT OF THE CLOSET

�Dear Sen. Kerry. . . . When the National Journal said your Senate record makes you 
one of the most liberal members of the Senate, you called that 'a laughable 
characterization' and 'the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen in my life.' Wow! . . 
. It isn't just the National Journal that has branded you as a liberal. So has the 
liberal lobbying group Americans for Democratic Action. ... What are you ashamed of?"

- Former CBS anchor and card-carrying liberal Walter Cronkite

BIG TALKER CRYING �UNCLE�

�For months, (John Kerry) has been droning in his stump speech that, if George W Bush 
wants to fight this election on national security, Mr. Kerry has three words for him: 
�Bring it on.�  So Mr. Bush brought it on - with a 30-second ad arguing that the 
senator is weak on defense.  And suddenly the campaign is curled up on the floor in a 
fetal position whimpering it's just totally unfair making such a horrible personal 
attack.�

- Columnist Mark Steyn

THE PERFECT KERRYISM

�I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted against it." 

- Sen. John Kerry

TORTURED RATIONALITY

"(John Kerry�s) vote against the first Gulf war was, he says, a sign of his support 
for the first Gulf war. Whereas his vote in favor of the Iraq war was a sign of his 
opposition to the Iraq war. And his vote against funding America's troops in Iraq is a 
sign of his support for America's men and women in uniform. On the same principle, I 
think the best way voters this November can demonstrate their support for John Kerry 
is by voting against him." 

- Columnist Mark Steyn

�WHOPPER� GORE�S MINI-ME

�It's always been Kerry's tendency [to exaggerate], but he has become expert at it 
because the Massachusetts electorate has indulged his missteps over the years.  And 
now he can't help himself. It's become a bad habit. . . . I think the bottom line for 
Kerry � he has held elected office in a state that's overwhelmingly Democratic and 
friendly to his politics. So he has gotten away with fibbing and getting caught trying 
to have it both ways because he runs for re-election in Massachusetts. The rest of the 
country is quite different.�

- Boston GOP media strategist Robert Gray, Washington Times, 3/22/04

TURNING SOUTH FLORIDA INTO NORTHERN IRELAND

�For Democrats, (the 2000 Florida presidential election challenge) remains the fire 
that can never be extinguished. They are set against the Bush presidency in its 
totality � its policies, its personalities, its existence. Like Irish nationalists, 
Democrats harbor Florida as the event they will never forgive, and it has had the 
effect of turning American politics into a kind of Northern Ireland.�

- Wall Street Journal columnist Dan Henninger

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ASSIMILATION PROGRESS

Uh-oh.  It appears illegal aliens are becoming more like regular Americans after all.  
Illegal aliens who have been working as janitors in California grocery stores are 
being urged to do the American thing: file a class-action lawsuit over wages and 
discrimination.  And here�s a real shocker: a union is behind the effort, as well a 
California pack of ambulance chasing vultures.  Makes you proud to be an American, 
huh?  U...S...A!!!  U...S...A!!!

DEFIES CREDIBILITY

�To suggest the U.S., the world�s only remaining super-power - with our global 
satellite communications and surveillance systems, ultra-modern military forces, $10 
trillion GDP, vast technological superiority and armed populace - cannot substantially 
impact the current level of illegal immigration shows an incredible level of 
ignorance.�

- Columnist Jon Dougherty, WorldNetDaily.com

WE�RE SHOCKED!

�The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported yesterday that a study on the �Political 
Diversity of University of Nevada at Las Vegas Faculty� discovered that out of 125 
faculty members in seven departments, 91 percent were liberals � either Democratic or 
Green Party voters.�

- Greg Pierce�s �Inside Politics,� 3/23/04

WHAT�S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?

Public school teachers in Chicago are reporting a surge in the number or verbal and 
physical assaults by students against said teachers.  Two questions:  (1) Why is it 
that a students are kicked out of school for possession of an aspirin or a toy G.I. 
Joe gun, but aren�t being kicked out for kicking a teacher?  (2)  Why don�t you ever 
hear about all the verbal and physical assaults being perpetrated by home school 
students?

MARRIAGE IN BLACK & WHITE

�Younger voters are more tolerant of gay lifestyles... In a USA TODAY Poll March 5-7, 
about half the 18- to 29-year-olds said they support legal recognition of same-sex 
marriage, compared with 19% of those over 65.  Attitudes about race and marriage track 
similarly. In 1958, nine years before the Supreme Court struck down bans on 
interracial marriage, a Gallup Poll found that more than nine in 10 Americans objected 
to black-white unions. By 2002, just one in 10 thought they should be prohibited. . . 
. Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., a pillar of the civil rights movement, says excluding gays 
from marriage �degrades them and their families.� Reasons for opposing same-sex 
marriage, Lewis wrote in The Boston Globe, �stink of the same fear, hatred and 
intolerance I have known in racism and in bigotry.� "

- USA Today, 3/21/04
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