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“An important statistic that I read once was that there’s a survey done of 12 year-olds that found at age 12, 25 percent of the students were unsure of their sexual orientation. But we know from surveys of the adult population that only maybe 2 to 3 percent of the adult population will actually identify as homosexual or bisexual. So you have this population of young people that left to themselves, 9 out of 10 would end up being perfectly heterosexual, but now with the politically correct environment in the schools, those kids are being told by their teachers and guidance counselors, ‘Well you are probably gay, you were born that way, you just have to accept it and embrace it.’”
– Peter Sprigg, of the Family Research Council who wants public schools to distribute “ex-gay” information.
In other words, it’s a vast left-wing conspiracy! Grab your guns and bibles, folks! Those damn queers are on the rampage again!
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The Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge over the Trinity River. Designed by Spanish engineer Santiago Calatrava, the bridge links downtown Dallas to predominantly Hispanic West Dallas. It opened this past weekend with much fanfare and hope for a brighter future. Another bridge is planned across the Trinity River, but further east where it swoops southward; it’ll link downtown Dallas to predominantly Black South Dallas. Ah hah! I see a connection!
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The cartels have changed the game. As long as they sit on the Mexican side of the border and fire rounds, then we’ve got an obligation to not just roll over.”
– Texas Department of Public Safety director Steve McCraw, dedicating the second of six machine gun-toting patrol boats on the Rio Grande.
No one can accuse Texas of being gun shy! I fully support the DPS efforts to fight back against the drug cartels. Then again, if the U.S. didn’t have such an appetite for illegal narcotics, we wouldn’t have this problem.
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They Care About Me! No, They Don’t! They Care About Me! No, They Don’t!
People have complained for years that elected officials don’t truly represent their constituencies. Then again, you have to consider who those constituents are. In this survey by YouGov, average citizens apparently have different views on the presidential candidates, based upon the latter group’s personal wealth. We may always have to resign ourselves to the fact that people who can afford to run for public office often can afford a lot more than just time off for campaigning.
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“My choice of words was not the best, and in the attempt to be humorous, I created a national stir. I sincerely apologize to Ms. Fluke for the insulting word choices.”
– Rush Limbaugh apologizing on his web site Saturday
Thanks, Rush! After a national backlash and several corporate sponsors pulled ads from your show, I can tell this comes from the depths of your enlarged heart. You besmirched the reputation of someone you don’t know, but that happens all the time in your business. Now, take some Vicodin and shut the hell up!
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