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"Fat cats giving $1 million or more in that [2001-2] election cycle contributed a lopsided 94% to Democrats."-- "What Liberal Democrats Don't Want You to Know about Their Funding," The American Sentinel, September 2003, page 5. Address: American Lantern Press, Incorporated, 101 Washington Street, Falmouth, Virginia 22405. Phone: 540-371-1807. E-mail.
"In 1989, then New York City Mayor Ed Koch issued Executive Order #124, which forbade city employees from inquiring about a person's immigration status, or reporting such status to federal immigration authorities. Even though this so-called 'sanctuary policy' directly violates Federal statutes, and has been ruled illegal by the courts, the policy remains in effect, de facto, in New York City."-- "New York's 'Sanctuary' Policy Is Being Challenged," Border Alert, September 2003, page 2. Address: U.S. Border Control, 8180 Greensboro Drive, Suite 1070, McLean, Virginia 22102. Website.
"The acronym BAR found in 'BAR Association' stands for 'British Accredited Registry.' Question: What has Britain got to do with America? The Templar BAR controls the BAR Association in this country. The Templar BAR . . . is a private corporation owned by the Rothschild family. . . . The same people who control the BAR Association control the IRS and the Fed Bank!"-- "American Arrested for Used Underwear," by Rebecca Beggs, Media Bypass, July/August 2003, pages 45 and 53. American Alternative Media LP, 4900 Tippecanoe Drive, Evansville, Indiana 47715-3234. E-mail. Website.
"Remember Peter and the Wolf? At the end of Sergei Prokofiev's classic musical fairy tale, Peter captures the wolf and takes it to the zoo in a triumphant procession. Environists don't like that. So now, there is a new recording of Peter and the Wolf, renamed WolfTracks. In the re-write, narrated by ex-President Bill Clinton and actress Sophia Loren, Peter is sorry that he caught the wolf. 'Forgetting his triumph, Peter thought instead of fallen trees, parched meadows, choked streams, and of each and every wolf struggling for survival,' Clinton narrates. 'The time has come to leave wolves in peace.' So an enlightened Peter releases the wolf. In this politically-correct version, the wolf doesn't attempt to attack him, of course; it howls gratefully."-- "Enviro Fairy Tale," Resource Roundup, September 2003, page 5. Address: PO Box 790, Spearfish, South Dakota 57783. Phone: 970-856-6086. E-mail. Website.
"[M]ore Americans were murdered in our nation's capital during a recent three-month period than were killed in Iraq during that same time. Despite the obvious dangers to our U.S. military in that country, the tragic loss of 52 U.S. soldiers in the ninety days following the end of combat operations on May 1 is fewer than the 66 Americans killed in Washington, D.C.during those months."-- "D.C. Gun Ban = Murder Capital," Resource Roundup, September 2003, page 9. Address: PO Box 790, Spearfish, South Dakota 57783. Phone: 970-856-6086. E-mail. Website.
"The Capital Research Center in its annual survey of 'Patterns of Corporate Philanthropy' found that, for every dollar major corporations gave to groups that could be reasonably considered protectors of shareholders, they gave $4.61 to groups advocating bigger government or taking other anti-shareholder positions."-- "Feeding the Hand that Bites You," Resource Roundup, September 2003, page 15. Address: PO Box 790, Spearfish, South Dakota 57783. Phone: 970-856-6086. E-mail. Website.
"Kennesaw, Ga., is marking the 21st year of its interesting, and effective, gun policy -- a 1982 ordinance that requires heads of households to maintain a firearm and ammunition in their homes. . . . Mayor Leonard Church believes the ordinance is responsible for dramatically decreasing the crime rate by 89 percent and helping keep it at remarkably low levels for 20 years." [Let's see; if you're a robber and you have the choice of robbing a house where the homeowner has a gun or a house where the homeowner is defenseless, which would you choose? Hmmm.]-- "Kennesaw Marks 21 Years of GUns (and a Low Crime Rate!)," America's First Freedom, September 2003, page 20. Address: National Rifle Association of America, 11250 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, Virginia 22030-9400. Phone: 703-267-1000. Website.
"As of August 21, 268 U.S. soldiers had died in Iraq. Last year 284 people died in the U.S. from West Nile Virus. This year's death toll figures to be worse. And the federal government refuses to use effective pesticides such as DDT to kill the mosquitos that spread the disease. Where's the media outrage over that?"-- "Cliff's Notes," AIM Report, #18, August 26, 2003, Page 1. Accuracy In Media, Incorporated, 4455 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 330, Washington, DC 20008. Phone: 202-364-4401. Fax: 202-364-4098. E-mail. Website.
"The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) now claims that there are more than 30 prime-time television characters who are openly homosexual. It also claims to 'control' Hollywood, having full script approval over the portrayal of homosexual behavior.""In 2001, Zogby International released a poll that found that two-thirds of high school seniors thought same-sex 'marriage' should be allowed.""Some college campuses . . . are now going out of their way to recruit individuals who practice homosexual behavior, just like they would a star quarterback.""More than 50 percent of Vermont civil union couples said that they entered into the 'union' to make a political statement.""Eighty-two percent of Fortune 50 companies now offer same-sex financial subsidies through domestic partner benefits.""United Airlines . . . has provided three years of free air travel to staff of the radical homosexual organization the LAMBDA Legal Defense and Education Fund and discounts for its activists.""Assembly Bill 196, introduced by homosexual California state legislator Mark Leno of San Francisco, would fine religious businesses, Bible bookstore, and Boy Scout councils up to $150,000 if they do not hire a transsexual job applicant."-- Excerpts from an enclosure in a letter from Alan E. Sears, president and general counsel, Alliance Defense Found, Inc. PO Box 53007, Phoenix, Arizona 85072-3007. Phone: 800-TELL-ADF. Website.
"The New York Post reported that Sen. Clinton kept an American Airlines passenger plane on the ground for 90 minutes because she couldn't make it to the airport on time." [Apparently she just had to catch that flight, so she could make it to a book signing.]-- "Hillary Watch," Human Events, August 18, 2003, page 21. Address: 1 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001. Phone: 202-216-0600. Website.
"Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton on Aug. 29 ruled out running for president in 2004 as she sought to stymie rising speculation she might seek the Democratic Party's nomination after all. 'I am absolutely ruling it out,' the junior senator from New York said. . ." [And why should we believe her?]-- "Hillary Gives a Firm No to 2004 Presidential Run," by Stephen Dinah, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, September 8-14, 2003, page 3. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"Soldiers of both the [Congo] government and various rebel factions think pygmies are sub-human, and believe their flesh confers magical powers when eaten. According to UN human rights officials, Congolese have cooked and eaten more than a dozen pygmies this year."-- "Congo Cannibalism," American Renaissance, July 2003, page 13. Address: PO Box 527, Oakton, Virginia 22124. E-mail. Website.
"Insiders are laughing about a decision of the faculty senate at the University of California at Berkeley to get rid of a 1934 guideline that called on professors there to avoid left-wing politics and 'stick to the logic of the facts.'"-- "The Insider," Insight on the News, September 2-15, 2003, page 6, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"[Cartoonist] Bruce Tinsel has Mallard Fillmore saying: 'New York City is getting a $3.2 million high school for gay kids. It's the first in the U.S.! Mayor Michael Bloomberg says it's to protect them from being harassed and beaten. . . Raising the question of the obvious but chronically ignored need for a puny-guys high school . . . a fat-kids high school . . . a nerds high school . . . an un-popular-girls high school . . . a kids-whom-other-kids-don't-like high school.'"-- "The Insider," Insight on the News, September 16-29, 2003, page 6, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"[I]n 2002 over 2001 . . . the number of murders increased 0.8 percent. Murders in Los Angeles, the crown jewel of American multiculturalism, increased by 12 percent."-- "Hillary Gives a Firm No to 2004 Presidential Run," by Stephen Dinah, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, September 8-14, 2003, page 3. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"In June the Cleveland Plain Dealer reported that a 13-year-old white girl was brutally beaten by a mob of black and Hispanic teenagers in an apparent racially-motivated crime. Authorities said 12 girls and six boys, aged 9 to 15, beat and kicked and choked the victim near Wilbur Wright Middle School in Cleveland to celebrate a May Day ritual the local teens call 'Beat Up a White Kid Day.'"-- "Beat Whitey," Newsbriefs, Middle America News, August 2003, page 4. Address: We the People Institute, Incorporated, PO Box 17088, Raleigh, North Carolina 27619. Phone: 919-839-1001. Fax: 919-839-2181. E-mail. Website.
"Twenty-one-year-old Julie Veteto put a dog leash around her neck and hanged herself. Nearby, her computer displayed a Web site with instructions for suicide by hanging. Another woman committed suicide with an overdose of gas from two helium tanks. Near her lifeless body was a printout from the Church of Euthanasia's Web site titled, 'How to Kill Yourself,' with details on how to commit suicide using helium. 'Pro-choice' suicide sites are exploding across the Internet, providing step-by-step instructions for people to kill themselves. And in the past year, there has been a significant increase in 'online' deaths." [It's not conservatives who are in favor of suicide.]-- "Internet Web Sites Point the Way to Death," American Family Association Journal, September 2003, page 6. Address: PO Drawer 2440, Tupelo, Mississippi 38803. Phone: 662-844-5036. Website.
"Home-schooled teenagers nationwide in the 1990s scored on average in the 84th percentile on national standardized academic achievement tests in eighth-grade reading, math, science, social studies, total language and study skills, while public school students on average scored 34 percentage points lower, said J. Michael Smith, president of the Home School Legal Defense Association in Purcellville, Va." [Let's see, homeschoolers aren't taught by professional teachers -- is there a message in there somewhere?]-- "Conference Highlights Homeschool Benefits," by George Archibold, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, August 25-31, 2003, page 13. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"For decades, the Episcopal Church and other Anglican bodies have been electing bishops who are not even Christians."-- "Rocks of Nothingness," by Gene Edward Veith, writing on "Wandering Shepherds" in the August 23 issue of World magazine, as quoted by The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, August 25-31, 2003, page 28. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"Clinical studies have found that day care -- better described as the collectivist cattle-penning of children by hired strangers -- dramatically increases the incidence of infectious diseases, including influenza, hepatitis, and meningitis. In 1991, one noted medical researcher bluntly described day-care centers as 'the open sewers of the twentieth century'."-- "New Century Children," by William norman Grigg, The New American, September 8, 2003, page 44. Published by American Opinion Publishing Incorporated, 770 Westhill Boulevard, Appleton, Wisconsin 54914. Phone: 920-749-3784. Fax: 920-749-3785. E-mail. Website.
"A minister and his wife sued a guide-dog school for $160,000 after a blind man learning to use a seeing-eye dog trod on the woman's toes in a shopping mall . . . [The woman,] Mrs. Christian made no effort to get out of the blind man's way because she 'wanted to see if the dog would walk around me.'"-- "The Blind Suing the Blind," Whistleblower, August 2003, page 5. Address: PO Box 2450, Fair Oaks, California 95628. Phone: 916-852-6300. Fax: 916-852-6302. Website.
"A woman in Israel is suing a TV station and its weatherman for $1,000 after he predicted a sunny day and it rained."-- "Woman Sues Weatherman," Whistleblower, August 2003, page 5. Address: PO Box 2450, Fair Oaks, California 95628. Phone: 916-852-6300. Fax: 916-852-6302. Website.
"A woman went into a Northridge discount department store to buy a blender. She decided to take the bottom box from a stack of four blenders from an upper shelf used to store extra stock. When she pulled out the bottom box, the rest of the boxes fell. She sued the store for not warning customers from taking stock from the upper shelf and for stacking the boxes so high."-- "Mixed-Up Blender Customer Sues Store," Whistleblower, August 2003, page 13. Address: PO Box 2450, Fair Oaks, California 95628. Phone: 916-852-6300. Fax: 916-852-6302. Website.
"A jury awarded $178,000 in damages to a woman who sued her former fiance for breaking their seven-week engagement."-- "Woman Sues Fiance for Breaking Engagement," Whistleblower, August 2003, page 19. Address: PO Box 2450, Fair Oaks, California 95628. Phone: 916-852-6300. Fax: 916-852-6302. Website.
"A college student in Idaho decided to 'moon' someone from his 4th story dorm room window. He lost his balance, fell out of his window, and injured himself in the fall. Now the student expects the University to take the fall; he is suing them for 'not warning him of the dangers of living on the 4th floor."-- "Student Falls While 'Mooning,' Sues University," Whistleblower, August 2003, page 27. Address: PO Box 2450, Fair Oaks, California 95628. Phone: 916-852-6300. Fax: 916-852-6302. Website.
"Inmates at a county jail sued for cruel and unusual living conditions; bunk beds, cells lacking a sink and toilet, and no way to exercise in the winter. These criminals were awarded $2 million dollars."-- "Inmates Sue Jail for Substandard Living Conditions," Whistleblower, August 2003, page 35. Address: PO Box 2450, Fair Oaks, California 95628. Phone: 916-852-6300. Fax: 916-852-6302. Website.
"A drunk driver was speeding, careened past detour signs and crashed. He sued the engineering firm that designed the road, the contractor, four subcontractors and the state highway department. Five years later, all of the defendants settled for $35,000."-- "Drunk Driver Crashes Car, Sues Road Engineers," Whistleblower, August 2003, page 43. Address: PO Box 2450, Fair Oaks, California 95628. Phone: 916-852-6300. Fax: 916-852-6302. Website.
"Found with the bodies of Iraqi fugitives Uday and Qusay Hussein was a stockpile of Viagra, a supply of good stiff Scotch whisky and $100 million in hard cash." [They had everything they wanted . . . except their lives.]-- "The Insider," Insight on the News, August 19 - September 1, 2003, page 6, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"Uday's personal executioner recalls feeding the tyrant's love rivals to lions and taking part in mass beheadings of his orders."-- "The Insider," Insight on the News, August 19 - September 1, 2003, page 6, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"Researchers contend brain-imaging studies relied on by doctors for the last 20 years to diagnose attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder are based on flawed data."-- "In ADHD Studies, Pictures May Lie," by Kelly Patricia O'Meara, Insight on the News, August 19 - September 1, 2003, page 38, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is protesting a game in which a chicken plays Tic-Tac-Toe against humans. (There is such a game in a Black Hills tourist attraction, and every time we've witnessed it, the chicken wins!) According to these radicals, such chickens endure 'a poor quality of life' and convey a message of 'disrespect' for animals."-- "PETA," Resource Roundup, August 2003, page 10. Address: PO Box 790, Spearfish, South Dakota 57783. Phone: 970-856-6086. E-mail. Website.
"In July of last year, New York City suspended the collection of plastic and beverage cartons for a year and the collection of glass for two years. Said the Mayor, 'This temporary suspension will save the City an estimated $40 million.' Now do the math. If New York can save $40 million by not requiring recycling, imagine the billions that could be saved by cities and suburbs coast to coast."-- "The Utter Waste of Recycling," by Alan Caruba, Resource Roundup, August 2003, page 1. Address: PO Box 790, Spearfish, South Dakota 57783. Phone: 970-856-6086. E-mail. Website.
"[E]very school day, 3,000 secondary students in the United States drop out. Once the 2003-2004 school year gets under way, nearly 540,000 young people will walk away from the classroom without earning a high school diploma."-- "See John Run," Inside the Beltway, by John McCaslin, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, August 11 - 17, 2003, page 6. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"The much-ballyhooed 'Million Mom March' against gun ownership held a rally at City Hall in West Palm Beach Florida in June, attracting only four people. Last year's rally attracted three, reported the Palm Beach Post." [Gee, a 33% increase in just one year.]-- "Million Mom Flop," Newsbriefs, Middle America News, August 2003, page 3. Address: We the People Institute, Incorporated, PO Box 17088, Raleigh, North Carolina 27619. Phone: 919-839-1001. Fax: 919-839-2181. E-mail. Website.
"The abduction and rape of a nine-year-old girl in California drew wide publicity. But, as reported by syndicated columnist Michelle Malkin, not one newspaper reported that the alleged attacker, David Montiel Cruz, was an illegal alien."-- "Immigration News Briefs," Middle America News, August 2003, page 9. Address: We the People Institute, Incorporated, PO Box 17088, Raleigh, North Carolina 27619. Phone: 919-839-1001. Fax: 919-839-2181. E-mail. Website.
"At the NAACP 94th convention held in July, [Al] Sharpton brought the delegates to their feet by pointing out that he is the only presidential candidate to have done 'jail time.' Not to be out-done, Sen. John Kerry bragged that he had spent a night in the pokey for protesting the Vietnam war."-- "Bush's 2004 Strategy . . . Buy Air Time for Democrats?" The American Sentinel, August 2003, page 5. Address: American Lantern Press, Incorporated, 101 Washington Street, Falmouth, Virginia 22405. Phone: 540-371-1807. E-mail.
"[T]he Kinsey Reports . . . were a deliberate attempt to destabilize sexual morals by misrepresenting the amount of sexual deviance among the American people."-- "Sex, Revolution & Political Control," by E. Michael Jones, The Barnes Review, November/December 2002, page 15. Address: TBR Co., 645 Pennsylvania Avenue SE, Suite 100, Washington, DC 20003. Phone: 202-547-5586. E-mail. Website.
"The Writers Guild of America, my union, is at a minimum 99 percent leftist liberal and, like me, socialist."-- The words of Lawrence O'Donnell, creator of NBC's Democrat fantasy series Mr. Sterling, as reported in NewsMax.com (the magazine), August 2003, page 52. Address: Sequoia Digital Corporation, 224 Datura Street, West Palm Beach, Florida 33401. Website.
"The Rife Valley Institute reported that, over the last 20 years, more than 11,000 people have been kidnapped in slave raids in the Sudan. Only about 500 have made it back home." [How come we haven't seen this reported in our newspapers and magazines?]-- "Sidelights," The American Enterprise, September 2003, page 6. Address: 1150 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036. Phone: 202-862-5886. Fax: 202-862-5867. E-mail. Website.
"Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, dean of Islamic Studies at the University of Qatar, issues a fatwa permitting women to carry out suicide attacks, 'even without the permission of her husband, and the son without the consent of his parents.'"-- "Sidelights," The American Enterprise, September 2003, page 6. Address: 1150 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036. Phone: 202-862-5886. Fax: 202-862-5867. E-mail. Website.
"Since Bill Clinton won in 1992, over 400 elected Democrats have switched to the Republican Party."-- "Choosing Sides," by Grover Norquist, The American Enterprise, September 2003, page 15. Address: 1150 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036. Phone: 202-862-5886. Fax: 202-862-5867. E-mail. Website.
"California's premier university system is considering charging rich students more tuition to offset deep funding cuts resulting from the state's $38 billion budget deficit. . . . The proposed fee would force undergraduate students with family incomes exceeding $90,000 to pay as much as $3,000 more to attend one of the university's nine campuses."-- "California University System Eyes Surcharge for Rich Students," by Steve Sexton, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, July 28 - August 3, 2003, page 15. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"Last year there were fewer airline fatalities than at any time in the history of commercial aviation. . . [T]here were no major commercial airline crashes and no passenger fatalities."-- "Fly the Friendly (and Safe) Skies," by Stephen Moore, Human Events, August 4, 2003, page 1. Address: 1 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001. Phone: 202-216-0600. Website.
"There were 199 terrorist attacks last year, a 44 percent drop from 2001. This is the lowest figure in over 30 years."-- "Sidelights," The American Enterprise, September 2003, page 6. Address: 1150 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036. Phone: 202-862-5886. Fax: 202-862-5867. E-mail. Website.
"At a speech in Washington, D.C., PBS's Bill Moyers stated that the Republicans are planning the 'deliberate, intentional destruction of the United States of America.'" [The liberals are getting a little wacky, it would seem.]-- "Sidelights," The American Enterprise, September 2003, page 6. Address: 1150 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036. Phone: 202-862-5886. Fax: 202-862-5867. E-mail. Website.
"A proposed mural at the University of California, Riverside has offended some at the campus. . . There were . . . complaints that the cranes in the mural were white, and that there were no same sex couples." [You see where "political correctness" is taking us?]-- "Sidelights," The American Enterprise, September 2003, page 6. Address: 1150 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036. Phone: 202-862-5886. Fax: 202-862-5867. E-mail. Website.
"Hillary's book filled more than 500 pages yet never addressed and resolved a single one of the alphabet soup of scandals that occurred during her husband's administration. Did Hillary hire goon Craig Livingstone to collect the FBI files of political opponents, for instance? (And if not, who did? Why?) How did the First Lady turn $1,000 investment into $100,000 in one year? And how did subpoenaed Rose Law Firm billing records, absent for a considerable period of time, wind up in the White House residence? Those are just three of many, many questions. But never mind: Hillary didn't say and the so-called journalists interviewing her didn't care to ask."-- "Hillary's Pity Party," News Flash, June/July 2003, page 3. Address: Media Research Center, 325 South Patrick Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314-3580. Phone: 703-683-9733 or 800-672-1423. Website.
"[T]estimony . . . proves Mrs. Clinton is the most corrupt political creature in American history."-- "Hillary's Dirty Secrets," Judicial Watch Verdict, August 2003, page 1. Address: 501 School Street, SW, 5th Floor, Washington, DC 20024. Phone: 202-646-5172. Fax: 202-646-5199. Website.
"All parts of the human body appear to have some value for witch doctors, but complete human skins are especially prized. Southern Tanzania has had a rash of murders in which corpses have been found without their skins. In 2001, Tanzanian police broke up a skin-smuggling ring and charged 13 people with murder. . . . [T]he price of a skin can be as high as $9,600, and so long as the West Africans want them [so] badly, there will be suppliers."-- "Into Africa," American Renaissance, August 2003, page 10. Address: PO Box 527, Oakton, Virginia 22124. E-mail. Website.
"Intolerant leftists demand that no one criticize anti-Christian movies but are attacking Mel Gibson's The Passion sight unseen."-- "Bishops Support Gibson," by Phil Brennan, NewsMax.com (the magazine), August 2003, page 36. Address: Sequoia Digital Corporation, 224 Datura Street, West Palm Beach, Florida 33401. Website.
"A recent survey revealed there were six liberals to every one conservative commencement speaker at America's top colleges and universities this year."-- "Liberals Dominate Commencement Day," American Family Association Journal, August 2003, page 4. Address: PO Drawer 2440, Tupelo, Mississippi 38803. Phone: 662-844-5036. Website.
"[T]he Clintons have exploited Bill's presidency for at least $37 million in fees and gratuities since leaving the White House."-- "The Insider," Insight on the News, August 5-18, 2003, page 6, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"Sen. Hillary's most recent financial disclosure forms show that, despite their huge incomes, the couple owed between $1.7 million and $6.5 million in outstanding legal fees at the end of last year. According to the New York Daily News, the Clintons have made 'at least' $37 million in speeches, book deals, investments and salaries since they left the White House."-- "Hillary Watch," Human Events, July 21, 2003, page 25. Address: 1 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001. Phone: 202-216-0600. Website.
"Scientists announced [on June 30th] that they have been able to remove immature ovaries from four-month-old fetuses. . . The theory is that they can be stimulated in the test tube to go through the later stages of development before the creation of fully mature eggs. [This prospect] raises grave ethical questions about the possibility of creating children whose biological mothers were never born."-- "'Unborn Mothers' on the Horizon?" The New American, July 28, 2003, page 7. Published by American Opinion Publishing Incorporated, 770 Westhill Boulevard, Appleton, Wisconsin 54914. Phone: 920-749-3784. Fax: 920-749-3785. E-mail. Website.
"As the battle over fox hunting rages in Britain, a well-recognized theologian has taken a shot at sportsmen by comparing the hunt to rape, child abuse and torture. Andrew Linzey, professor of theology at Oxford University, says all hunting should be banned."-- "Hunting Equated to Rape, Child Abuse," America's First Freedom, August 2003, page 18. Address: National Rifle Association of America, 11250 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, Virginia 22030-9400. Phone: 703-267-1000. Website.
"The June 2nd Los Angeles Times reported that military authorities at the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 'have begun renovating several old office buildings to serve as courtrooms' for military tribunals. 'Officials in Cuba also are informally discussing plans for building a Death Row and an execution chamber should any of the military trials result in death sentences in the U.S. war on terror,' continues the report. The Pentagon's Office of Military Commissions is selecting defendants from among the 680 detainees in Cuba's Camp X-Ray, and President Bush is expected to sign an executive order authorizing military trials sometime later this summer."-- "Military Tribunals on the Horizon," The New American, June 30, 2003, page 6. Published by American Opinion Publishing Incorporated, 770 Westhill Boulevard, Appleton, Wisconsin 54914. Phone: 920-749-3784. Fax: 920-749-3785. E-mail. Website.
"A new poll conducted by Zogby International found that the majority of parents do not approve of schools teaching kids that 'Gay is OK.' The response of parents when asked whether or not 9- to 12-year-olds should be taught 'that homosexual love relationships can be as satisfying as are heterosexual relationships,'" 63% strongly disapproved, 8% disapproved, 12% were neutral, 6% approved, and 10% strongly approved.-- "Gay Is Not OK," American Family Association Journal, May 2003, page 4. Address: PO Drawer 2440, Tupelo, Mississippi 38803. Phone: 662-844-5036. Website.
"County Commissioner Burt Aaronson told a Democrat women's club . . . '80 to 85 percent [of felons] would be Democrats if they are allowed to vote again." [That may tell you a little something about felons . . . and democrats.]-- "Democrat Pol: Criminals Could've Made Gore President," NewsMax.com (the magazine), July 2003, page 10. Address: Sequoia Digital Corporation, 224 Datura Street, West Palm Beach, Florida 33401. Website.
"The University of Massachusetts is thinking about changing its Minuteman mascot in favor of a gray wolf. The famed Minuteman represents the colonial fighters who faced British troops at Lexington and Concord in the opening battles of the American Revolution. . . Athletic Director Ian McCaw told a reporter there are 'gender, firearms, and ethnicity issues' involved in the decision-making process to drop the Minuteman." [There are also hate-America issues.]-- "Heritage Suppression," Newsbriefs, Middle America News, July 2003, page 3. Address: We the People Institute, Incorporated, PO Box 17088, Raleigh, North Carolina 27619. Phone: 919-839-1001. Fax: 919-839-2181. E-mail. Website.
"The ideologically moronic students at all-girl Smith College, as part of student government elections, recently voted to strike the words 'she' and 'her' from their constitution and replace them with gender-neutral terms. The reason? They don't want to offend any students who do not regard themselves as females. They don't mean men. They mean the 'transgendered community.'"-- "Silly Smith Kids," Newsbriefs, Middle America News, July 2003, pages 7 and9. Address: We the People Institute, Incorporated, PO Box 17088, Raleigh, North Carolina 27619. Phone: 919-839-1001. Fax: 919-839-2181. E-mail. Website.
"Eight years ago the Republican Congress forced the Clinton Administration to drink political hemlock by repealing the national 55 MPH speed limit. A chief architect of the war on freedom, Ralph Nader, then predicted 6,400 additional highway deaths and spewed that 'History will never forgive Congress for this assault on the sanctity of human life.' Today, the U.S. Department of Transportation reports the lowest injury rate on the highways EVER recorded. CATO Institute's Stephen Moore adds that repeal of the 55 MPH law saves between $2 and $5 billion each year, because millions of Americans are wasting less time sitting in their cars."-- The American Sentinel, July 2003, page 9. Address: American Lantern Press, Incorporated, 101 Washington Street, Falmouth, Virginia 22405. Phone: 540-371-1807. E-mail.
"In 2000, the gender imbalance in admissions overwhelmingly favored women among African-Americans, 166 to 100; among Hispanics, 130 to 100; and among whites, 125 to 100." [Is the left raising a fuss about that? Nope.]-- "The Insider," Insight on the News, July 22 - August 4, 2003, page 7, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"A recent study on homosexual relationships finds they last 1 1/2 years on average -- even as homosexual groups are pushing nationwide to legalize same-sex 'marriages.'"-- "Study Finds Unfaithfulness Typifies Homosexual Unions," by Amy Fagan, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, July 14-20, 2003, page 1. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"Demonstrations on July 5 to protest President Bush's foreign policy ahead of his visit to South Africa last week 'were a flop,' the Sunday Times of Johannesburg wrote beneath the headline, 'Dismal Turnout for Anti-Bush Protests in South Africa -- 9 placard-waving protestors. . .' Meanwhile, covering the same protests but counting a far different number of participants, the New York Times wrote that organizers 'promised demonstrations against what they describe as America's 'imperial agenda,' though a dry run on Saturday [July 5] drew only a few hundred people.'"-- "Jayson Again?" Inside the Beltway, by John McCaslin, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, July 14-20, 2003, page 6. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"The Insight [magazine] poll asking if Hillary told the truth in her book produced these results: No: 92 percent; Yes: 8 percent."-- "The Insider," Insight on the News, July 8-12, 2003, page 7, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"[Democratic Sen. John Kerry declared] on Lenin's birthday, April 22, 1971, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that American troops 'raped, cut off ears, cut off heads, taped wires from portable telephones to human genitals and turned up the power, cut off limbs, blown up bodies, randomly shot at civilians, razed villages in fashion reminiscent of Genghis Khan, shot cattle and dogs for fun, poisoned food stocks and generally ravanged the countryside of South Vietnam in addition to the normal ravage of war, and the normal and very particular ravaging which is done by the applied bombing power of this country.'" [Insight calls this libelous. I call it un-American.]-- "The Insider," Insight on the News, July 8-12, 2003, page 7, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"The Barbara Walters interview with Mrs. Clinton to hype her disappointing tell-all book drew about 35 million fewer viewers than Barbara's interview with Monica Lewinsky."-- "The Insider," Insight on the News, July 8-12, 2003, page 7, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"Bill Clinton and Rudy Giuliani were somehow persuaded to appear at the same charity event in New York. . . Giuliani attended without charge to help the charity, Four Seasons of Hope. Clinton insisted on being paid. . ."-- "The Insider," Insight on the News, July 8-12, 2003, page 7, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"[Senator Charles] Schumer, D-NY, was recently hit with one of the biggest fines ever imposed on a member of Congress by the Federal Election Commission for violating campaign finance laws. The FEC ruling ordered Schumer's 1998 senatorial campaign to pay a civil penalty of $130,000. The campaign also was ordered to return $120,455 in illegal contributions." [Oops, this time a liberal was caught breaking the law.]-- "Schumer's Record Fine," America's First Freedom, July 2003, page 16. Address: National Rifle Association of America, 11250 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, Virginia 22030-9400. Phone: 703-267-1000. Website.
"A movement underway to have Michael Moor's Oscar for best documentary revoked seems to be gaining momentum. The web site, RevoketheOscar.com calls on the public to contact the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and ask it to revoke Moore's Oscar."-- "Oscar's Flaky Finish," America's First Freedom, July 2003, page 16. Address: National Rifle Association of America, 11250 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, Virginia 22030-9400. Phone: 703-267-1000. Website.
"Presently-illegal 'assault weapons' will soon become legal again unless Congress acts. In a May 15 report, CNN aired a demonstration of an illegal versus legal 'assault weapon' that showed the presently-illegal one blowing apart cinder blocks, while the legal mode did no apparent damage. After the NRA accused CNN of 'faking' the presentation -- since both rifles should cause the same damage -- on May 19 CNN conceded their demonstration was misleading." ["Misleading"? How about "an utter deception"!]-- "CNN Caught Faking Another Story," (from ChuckMuth.com). Resource Roundup, June 2003, page 9. Address: PO Box 790, Spearfish, South Dakota 57783. Phone: 970-856-6086. E-mail. Website.
"Every single year, close to 100,000 people die from infections they get in the hospital. Medical errors -- giving patients the wrong drug, the wrong dose, the wrong organ transplant, even operating on the wrong body part -- take thousands more lives."-- "Dangerous Hospitals and Medicare," by Betsy McCaughey, The American Enterprise, July/August 2003, page 51. Address: 1150 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036. Phone: 202-862-5886. Fax: 202-862-5867. E-mail. Website.
"A new study indicates childhood vaccines containing a mercury-based preservative may be the culprits behind the surge in autism cases sweeping the United States."-- "Vaccines May Fuel Autism Epidemic," by Kelly Patricia O'Meara, Insight on the News, June 24 - July 7, 2003, page 24, published by The Washington Times Corporation, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"Al Qaeda terrorists and related groups are set to use chemical, biological and nuclear weapons in deadly strikes, according to a new CIA report."-- "CIA Says al Qaeda Ready to Use Nukes," by Bill Gertz, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, June 9-15, 2003, page 1. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"Teens who have had sexual intercourse are more likely to feel depressed and suicidal than teens who have not become sexually active, says a new study from the Heritage Foundation."-- "Sexually Active Teens More Likely to Be Depressed, Suicidal," by Cheryl Wetzstein, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, June 9-15, 2003, page 1. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website.
"[R]ecently, the amount of email and other data traffic flowing across the Internet has surpassed the amount of traffic generated by telephone calls. This is less than ten years after the invention of the commercial Internet."-- "Education in the Internet Age," by Sky Dayton, Imprimis, May 2003, page 2. Address: Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Michigan 49242. Phone: 800-437-2268.  Quickies for Apr/99.
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