Glen Beck Speech at CPAC

One of the most honest speeches I have ever heard.

Obama, McCain, Fox News, And One News Now

This poll should have been worded different. It gives the impression that Fox News is against Obama. And when you get right down to it I think that Fox is starting to play the game, not as bad as the other networks, but still is getting drawn into trying to take up for McCain. He needs more unbiased coverage but it is not the job of Fox to take it to far to the right.

The media needs to stick with the facts and leave the biased comments to the public.

My opinion is that most people that watch Fox News is watching it to get the news reported as it should be. But it is a slippery slop when questions like the ones in this poll are asked like this.

Let me state that the poll I am referring to is at http://www.onenewsnow.com/ not Fox.

A poll like this one on another news organization replacing Obama with McCain would get the same response. The only difference McCain would be where Obama is in this one. And Fox News would be replaced with the other news organization

One other point to make is that this poll is like most of of the other ones taken anywhere. There are only 27083 responses out of a population of 301,139,947 in the U.S. (July 2007 est.)

This is only 9% of the population of the U.S.

So tell me, how could any of these polls, on any station, really give anyone any type of useful information?

I am right and everyone else is stupid in the persons opinion that does polls like this. Take a deep breath. Breath in the nose and out the mouth. Calm down and regroup.

Here are the results so far.

Voters watch FOX News because they do not support Barack Obama - 88.68%
Voters do not support Barack Obama because they watch Fox News - 11.32%
27083 responses

This poll is at http://www.onenewsnow.com/

I would like to personally thank them for this useless information. Like we don't get enough information that is not worth the time to read or to watch on T.V.

Thanks Again

Election 2008 Kentucky Voter Guide

This is from http://action.afa.net/voterguide2008/state.aspx?id=256

I hope this will help you with any questions you may have.

Kentucky

Vote Your Values! Make a difference! Voting is a privilege that millions of people in other parts of the world can only dream about. Remember to vote in the 2008 General Election on Tuesday, November 4.

2008 Kentucky Election Information

AFA’s Presidential Voter Guide: http://www.afa.net/08VG/index.html or print version - http://www.afa.net/pdfs/08VG_print.pdf

Democratic and Republican Party Platform

Comparison: http://ivotevalues.com/documents/pdf/2008-Party_Platform_Comparison_Guide.pdf

Want to know where the candidates stand on the key issues that affect you, your family, and Kentucky? Find the answers in the Voter Guides from the Family Foundation of Kentucky - http://www.votekentucky.us/

Kentucky General Election Information - http://afanet.capwiz.com/election/guide/ky

General Election Voter Registration Deadline: Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Last Date to Apply for Absentee Ballot by Mail: October 28, 2008

Absentee Voting Deadline for General Election: Tuesday, November 4, 2008

Kentucky Voter Registration Application (English and Spanish):https://ssl.capwiz.com/afanet/e4/nvra/?language=en&action=form&state=KY

Additional Election Information from the Kentucky Secretary of State:http://afanet.capwiz.com/afanet/webreturn/?url=http://elect.ky.gov/register.htm

Absentee Ballot Information From The Kentucky Secretary of State - http://afanet.capwiz.com/afanet/webreturn/?url=http://elect.ky.gov/registrationinfo/absenteeballot.htm

Find Your Polling Place - http://afanet.capwiz.com/afanet/webreturn/?url=https://cdcbp.ky.gov/VICWeb/index.jsp

Political and Legislative Guidelines for Pastors and Churches - http://www.afa.net/pdfs/pastorchurchguide.pdf

Christianity Today party platform comparison: http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2008/augustweb-only/135-31.0.html

Priests for Life party platform comparison: http://priestsforlife.org/elections/comparison_side1_printer.pdf and http://priestsforlife.org/elections/comparison_side2.pdf

Pastors, Churches and Politics – What may Pastors and Churches do? - http://www.afa.net/pdfs/pastorsandpolitics.pdf

America’s Future Hangs in the Balance – a powerful video from CatholicVote.com - http://www.catholicvote.com

Nicotine Declared As Addictive as Heroin, Cocaine

May 16, 1988: Nicotine Declared As Addictive as Heroin, Cocaine.
Nicotine serves as the tobacco plant’s natural defense against insects and, in its pure form, is more poisonous than either strychnine or arsenic. Its chemical structure is similar to acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter, giving it easy access to the brain’s reward and pleasure pathways. Click here for a fuller description of nicotine addiction.

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I wonder why tobacco is not marked illegal as heroin and cocaine are?

Could it be that so many people in the government are making a ton of money from tobacco which, in turn, people dying from lung cancer?

Why A Non-Binding Resolution

Congressional correspondent Sharyl Attkisson explained: “Think of it not so much as a real debate with a real chance of changing anything in the war on Iraq. It's more of a political dare -- a nonbinding resolution that Republicans are putting to a vote, calling for the U.S. to stand firm in Iraq and the war on terror, and who in their right mind would vote against that?”

So if it’s likely not going to change anything, why is it getting so much attention? The reasons are mostly related to the story’s political relevance, according to Attkisson. She wrote in an e-mail:

“It's getting attention because the war in Iraq and the war on terror are foremost on the minds of so many Americans. That's why Congress wants to debate it: to let constituents back home in this election year see that they are talking about the big issues and controversies.

The resolution that was proposed isn't the one Democrats would have chosen to debate; it's the Republicans' choice. Many Democrats would rather be voting on a timeline for troop withdrawal. Many Republicans, on the other hand, felt it was important to send a symbolic message of support for the war in Iraq and the war on terror.”

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This sounds just like our politicians at work. Spinning their wheels on something that does not change a thing and they know it. It is all a big show for the elections coming up.

Why can they not actually do something to help our country. Like secure our borders or at least support the ones that try and protect it.