Year: 2005

ANWR: To Drill or Not to Drill? There is No Question

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Peyton Knight is weighing in on ANWR: As the debate over whether to drill for oil in a tiny, desolate portion of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) grows - however improbably - even more contentious, it is important to ...
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Thank A Soldier Week Started Today

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Thank A Soldier Week officially began today. Go to this webpage to easily send a message of thanks using the online form. Over 34,000 thank you messages have been collected to-date! ...
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Larry King on Black Conservatives

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I was going through some files from 1993, and ran into a paragraph in a Project 21 activity report from that year that I thought I'd share on the blog, since the man who said it (somehow) remains on national ...
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Human Events Online: Corporations Funding Alito Opponents

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This Human Events Online article by Timothy Carney caught my eye: Wal-Mart, Ford Motor Co., AT&T, and Fannie Mae are among the major U.S. corporations whose foundations fund the liberal groups now waging war against Samuel Alito.The left-wing Coalition for ...
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Peer Review — Or Scant Review?

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Those who are wondering how the stem cell scandal could possibly have occured (the apparently-falsified study appeared in the respected journal Science, after all!) should read this post on the Climate Audit blog. Some excerpts: It is unheard of for ...
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CRESA: Property Rights at Risk In Senate

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Property rights advocates who thought they could relax after the House voted 229-193 September 29 for much-needed relief to small property owners who have shouldered the enormous financial burden of the Endangered Species Act, think again: Senator Crapo's Endangered Species ...
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Peer Review — Or Scant Review?

Those who are wondering how the stem cell scandal could possibly have occured (the apparently-falsified study appeared in the respected journal Science, after all!) should read this poston the Climate Audit blog. Some excerpts: It is unheard of for a ...
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Senator Crapo’s Endangered Species Act Reform Effort Bad for Property Owners and Species

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Washington, D.C. - Yesterday Senator Mike Crapo (R-ID) introduced an Endangered Species Act (ESA) reform bill that he claims will offer "incentives" to property owners to help recover endangered species.  However, according to The National Center for Public Policy Research, ...
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Media Shield Laws and the Case of KPRC in Houston

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Dale Lezon of the Houston Chronicle interviewed me the other day about a pending court hearing in Houston. TV station KPRC-TV is attempting to squash a subpoena from the Harris County, TX DA's office requiring the station to surrender unaired ...
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ANWR: A Special Session of Congress Might Spur a Decision

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Folks on the Hill are saying Congress may not act on ANWR this year. Same as last year, and the year before that, and the year before that, etcetera. Husband David has been saying that President Bush would serve the ...
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