LINKLETTER: I know the president very well. I have visited with him, well, many times — well, once.
We have got to be truthful now. That's the difference between USA Next and AARP.
Yes, USA Next are the same good people who brought us this bit of "truth."
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CNN Larry King Live Encore Presentation: Interview With Mary Kay Letourneau (CNN)
[Note: Letourneau served 7 1/2 years in jail for having sex with her 13-year-old former student.]
KING: When was the first time you were alone?
LETOURNEAU: Alone? You mean, in a...
KING: In anywhere.
LETOURNEAU: ... in an intimate way?
KING: Yeah, I mean, did he come to your house? Did you go to his -- I mean, how does a 34-year-old and a 13-year-old get together? What do they do?
LETOURNEAU: Well, all the normal things, except obviously, you know, we don't go to a place that's like a bar, a drinking establishment...
Goodness gracious no! You wouldn't want to violate any laws involving alcohol consumption.
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The Solution for the Evangelical Scandal
(Agape Press)
By Matt Friedeman, PhD
Many evangelicals…are immersed in a Christianity that allows them to lie, cheat, beat their wives, neglect the poor, and live life any way they darned well want to with an attitude of "I'm-cool-'cause-Jesus-loves-me-and-so-I-don't-owe-you-a-thing."
This article was featured in Agape Press, which promotes itself as the Christian News Service.
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Bill Would Ban Abortions of 'Gay' Fetuses:
Maine Legislator Got Idea Listening to Rush Limbaugh (WorldNetDaily)
A Republican lawmaker in Maine has introduced a bill to prohibit abortions based on the sexual orientation of the unborn baby.
State Rep. Brian Duprey wants the Legislature to forbid a woman from ending a pregnancy because the fetus is homosexual.
Okay. Write your own "If Limbaugh's mother had only known…" joke.
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Europe for Lunch (The American Spectator)
By R. Emmett Tyrell, Jr.
As I say, I put my trust in the English-speaking people. Why we have shown more vigor in defending liberty I cannot with great confidence say.
Maybe Tyrell's self-admited lack of "great confidence" here is because history does not always back him up on this statement.
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U.S. English, Inc. Chairman Denounces the Use of Spanish on Senate Floor (link)
Statement by Mauro E. Mujica
As a naturalized citizen of the United States, I was appalled by Senator Mel Martinez’s Spanish language speech on the floor of the Senate yesterday. Making an address in a language other than English is an affront to Sen. Martinez’s colleagues, constituents and all of America.
Vaya con Dios….
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