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Green Outlook: Swimming our dirty waters
With the swimming beaches of four Gulf states — Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi and Florida — fouled for the foreseeable future by the BP oil spill, many American families are likely to be re-eval...
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Creep of the Week: Peter LaBarbera
“Are (or were) you a practicing homosexual?” That’s the question on the tip of Peter LaBarbera’s salivating tongue and he’s posing it to Elena Kagan, whose name has been mentioned as a possible Ob...
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Creep of the Week: Steve King
Some fools from Michigan have filed a federal lawsuit over last year’s Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act, which became federal law last year. The group is made up of th...
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Creep of the Week: Bryan Fischer
With Supreme Court Justice John Stevens announcing his retirement, speculation about whom President Obama will nominate to replace him is running rampant. Some have even speculated that Obama’s no...
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Creep of the Week: Gen. James Conway
It’s no secret that there’s a horde of gay guys waiting in the wings to join the military the second “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” gets repealed. And we all know where they’re headed: the Marines. Becau...
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Creep of the Week: John Sheehan
A quick history lesson: In 1995, during the Bosnian War, thousands of people were murdered in the town of Srebrenica. It was — and still is — horrific. But it turns out the entire thing could have...
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Rethinking healthcare reform
What did last month’s healthcare summit really do? Regardless of opinion, the broadcast was highly viewed. One could argue, at the very least, it shed a light on what often seems to be a mystical ...
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Creep of the Week: Ryan Sorba
You know you’re a creep when you get booed off the stage at the Conservative Political Action Conference for being too antigay. But that’s exactly what happened to Ryan Sorba, a member of Californ...
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