added 2007 Sat Apr 21 13:30:40 by ind06
U.S. District Judge Lawrence Moron ruled that it is unconstitutional to not only recite the pledge of allegiance in public schools, but went one step further and said that "the word USA may be offensive to those who hate the word 'USA' and therefore, to please those folks, we will not allow the word 'USA' to be said in public schools anymore.&
U.S. District Judge Lawrence Moron ruled that it is unconstitutional to not only recite the pledge of allegiance in public schools, but went one step further and said that "the word USA may be offensive to those who hate the word 'USA' and therefore, to please those folks, we will not allow the word 'USA' to be said in public schools anymore.&
added 2007 Thu Mar 22 4:41:28 by STONERS
A few months after rival NBC did it once, ABC News says it will air four editions of "World News" with a single sponsor next month, freeing up five extra minutes for news on each broadcast.
A few months after rival NBC did it once, ABC News says it will air four editions of "World News" with a single sponsor next month, freeing up five extra minutes for news on each broadcast.
added 2007 Tue Mar 13 10:08:46 by ind06
"The president has always been a staunch advocate of domestic security, and this brave decision says to any potential burglar that if you want to get into his house, you are going to have an extra eight inches of fence to contend with," said White House press secretary Tony Snow.
"The president has always been a staunch advocate of domestic security, and this brave decision says to any potential burglar that if you want to get into his house, you are going to have an extra eight inches of fence to contend with," said White House press secretary Tony Snow.
added 2007 Wed Mar 7 11:45:56 by ind06
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told reporters at the Pentagon today that the conflict in Iraq had improved to the point that it could no longer be considered a quagmire and should now be thought of as a morass.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told reporters at the Pentagon today that the conflict in Iraq had improved to the point that it could no longer be considered a quagmire and should now be thought of as a morass.
