May 2005
NEWS and OPINION
Environmentalists owe $600,000 in damages •
A story of fearmongering, sloppy science, a malicious media attack, and a rancher who decided to fight back.
MALDEF sues for illegals' right to education in Albuquerque •
Police detained undocumented youths on school grounds in presence of school officials in 2004.
Bush will pick conservatives to fill court vacancies •
Time will tell if the Democrats have finished abusing the filibuster.
Priscilla Owens finally confirmed •
Senate votes 56-43 in favor.
Conservatives angry about filibuster deal •
"They won't get any help from us - none"!
Mexico strongly rejects US troops on border •
For some reason they think we should listen to them.
Senate Republicans strike a deal with Dems to avoid "nuclear" option •
This is the agreement.
Kofi Annan calls US "Ungainly Giant" •
US is a bad international neighbor; Mr. Kofi has forgotten about our tsunami relief dollars.
Trial to remove Washington Governor begins •
Fraudulent votes at issue in hand recount that favored Gregoire.
Howard Dean loses it again •
Incomprehensible Howard considers Tom Delay guilty, but not Usama bin Laden.
Evolution vs. Creation debate heats up •
Your editor asks: Are Creationists telling us there is something God can't do?
Judge Greer who presided over the Teri Schiavo case declares Michael Schiavo dead •
Judge honored for maintaining "high standards" makes a big mistake.
Mexican Special Forces join drug gangs. •
Responsible for killings in Mexico and in the United States.
Court considers whether lethal injection of a drug cocktail is "cruel and unusual" punishment •
If so, let's try a lethal injection of lead through the back of the head using one 5¢ .22 cal long rifle bullet.
Illegals caught working in sensitive jobs. •
Over 60 aliens arrested while working in refineries, pipelines and power plants.
Drivers License bill for illegals passes out of CA State Senate Transportation Committee. •
List of Senators you can contact.
Iran smuggling nuke-related materials. •
Dual-use commodities obtained on black market.
Tapes catch David Rosen talking about his role in Hillary campaign fund-raiser cover-up. •
Investigations begin looking into others implicated in recorded conversations. Why not Hillary herself?
Former NYC Mayor Giuliani would beat Hillary Clinton in 2008 presidential election. •
Others do not fare as well against Hillary in NY state.
Pepsi Co. president compares the United States to the middle finger. •
Many calling for boycott of PepsiCo products.
Gay pornography handed out to high school students in sex education class. •
A "how-to manual" distributed after parents told no sexually explicit materials would be used in class.
Russia threatens military retaliation if US puts weapons in orbit. •
Pentagon wants to avoid a Pearl Harbor attack in space.
Yet another baby born alive after botched abortion was allowed to die. •
Mother claims abortion clinic would not allow a call to 911.
Man fined $17500 in Canada for "hate speech" •
Be glad you live in the United States, although our First Amendment rights are being eroded by the Left. Remember
last fall in Philadelphia?.
Parents' Right to Know qualifies for ballot •
Initiative would provide 48 hour notice to parents prior to an abortion performed on a minor child.
Tom McClintock's Q&D analysis of the CA education budget •
Democrats and the Teachers' Unions will hate this reasonable analysis of the problem with education spending in California.
Congress moves to prohibit drivers licenses for illegal aliens -
(NewsMax)
GOP may take back Governorship in Washington State -
(NewsMax)
Brutal Zimbabwe dictatorship rejoins UN human rights commission -
(CNS News)
Thanks to Hillary Clinton, NY college no longer "Catholic" -
(CNS News)
Is there a cover-up of the Abortion Breast Cancer connection? -
(WND)
Did abortion clinic staff let a live-born child die? -
(WND)
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