Marc Lamont Hill Defends Congresswoman's Accusations of Obama Opponents Being Racists - Video

Here is video of Laura Ingraham in for Bill O'Reilly talking with Marc Lamont Hill and Tammy Bruce about Diane Watson's comments about Obama opponents being anti-black. Marc Lamont Hill said "there is a racial dimension to this" and "as someone who has been to the town hall meetings there are many people who are deeply anxiety ridden because there is an African American in office and they do not want to see him succeed." Ingraham pointed out "this is about health care NOT about race." (Watch Video)

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Impeachment recommendations for Ohio AG Marc Dann coming Friday at earliest

Impeachment recommendations for AG Marc Dann coming Friday at earliestKim Wendel Updated:5/7/2008 2:49:43 PM COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio House Republicans say recommendations on how an impeachment process against Attorney General Marc Dann would proceed won't be coming until Friday, at the earliest. Ohio House Speaker Jon Husted has asked state Rep. Bill Batchelder, a former appeals court judge, to review the process and determine the standards that are necessary for an impeachment. Ohio House Minority Leader Joyce Beatty has also appointed three Democrats to look into a possible impeachment. Lawmakers on both sides say they are proceeding cautiously because Ohio...

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What it means to be a Warrior

Though I have never tasted the horror and incomprehensible sadness of sitting beside a dying teammate; I have experienced the bond formed by self-sacrificing teammates while an active duty SEAL in the 1990’s. It has not only defined me as a man. But it has given me a sincere appreciation for what it means to be a warrior: An understanding that not all men are warriors. And why America owes so much to its cardinal warriors like Marc Lee and the men who served – and continue to serve – on his left and his right.

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King of Zug' reigns over trading (Marc Rich)

"...Yet this pastoral playground is the home base of Marc Rich, the former fugitive billionaire commodities trader, who was pardoned by Bill Clinton in his last day as U.S. president in early 2002. It is also the headquarters of Xstrata PLC, the mining powerhouse which Monday bought 19.9 per cent of Canadian nickel giant Falconbridge Ltd., putting it in position to launch a potential takeover bid for the company. Xstrata often gets mentioned in the same breath as Mr. Rich. Both are part of the huge trading community drawn to Zug by extremely low taxes, privacy and comfortable surroundings. (Canadian...

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N.C. legislative Democrats seeking budget agreement

Aug 2, 2005 : 9:26 pm ET RALEIGH, N.C. -- Democrats worked Tuesday to settle differences over pay raises, cigarette taxes and a lottery so they can close a budget deal for state government. House and Senate Democrats, who hold a majority in the Legislature, met privately for much of the past three days -- in caucus meetings, negotiation sessions and one-on-ones between House Speaker Jim Black and Senate leader Marc Basnight. "We're getting closer on these things," said Black, D-Mecklenburg. Legislative leaders want to have their final $17 billion spending blueprint for this year by late Wednesday. The new...

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Art Appreciation/Education "class" #4: Expressionism

Okay, today our theme, for this fourth "class," is emotional expressionism. This developed in the first decade of the twentieth century and features Matisse, as a French Expressionist (or Fauvist, if you want to get really picky) and the two branches of German Expressionism: the Bridge and the Blue Rider. They are all inspired by the work of van Gogh and Cezanne which we saw in the last “lesson”: the emotional power of van Gogh and the strong composition of Cezanne. Henri Matisse (1869-1954) dropped out of a career as a lawyer. He became a leader of the Fauves (which...

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Marc Rich Holding Refutes UN Oil Scandal Allegations

Marc Rich Holding Refutes UN Oil Scandal Allegations Wednesday December 15, 1:54 PM EST ZUG, Switzerland -(Dow Jones)- Former American fugitive Marc Rich refuted media allegations Wednesday that his holding company was involved in illegal transactions as part of the U.N.'s Oil for Food program. In a brief press statement, Marc Rich Holding said the allegations that Rich made illegal payments to Iraq in order to secure lucrative oil contracts are groundless. A spokesman declined to comment on whether a U.S. criminal investigation has been opened into the matter. The allegations were first reported by ABC News in early December....

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Noam Chomsky: Fake Linguist

Pariah Against A Prophet By Marc Miyake, Amritas.Com Many conservatives regard Chomsky as a linguist who falters out of his field. Unfortunately, they are giving Chomsky too much credit. Chomsky's linguistics are as warped as his politics. As someone with a PhD in linguistics, I think I am qualified to judge his professional credentials. Prior to Chomsky, linguists engaged in a lot of data collection to understand the diversity of human language. I'm vehemently anti-PC, but in this case, I think the word 'diversity' is justified. There's a lot out there, and someone's got to catalog it. However, Chomsky...

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The libbys, after realizing their anti-government

oh I mean anti-war protest was worthless, now they want to boycott gas and other products the day we go to WAR. We must continue to keep them powerless. After we

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Clinton Regrets Making Rich Pardon

WASHINGTON - Former President Clinton (news - web sites) says he regrets the last-minute pardon he gave to fugitive financier Marc Rich (news - web sites) because it has tarnished his reputation. Asked if he would do it again, "probably not, just for the politics," he said in an interview with Newsweek magazine. "It was terrible politics. It wasn't worth the damage to my reputation. But that doesn't mean the attacks were true." A list of 177 pardons and clemencies was released by the Clinton White House just hours before Clinton left office and George W. Bush was sworn in...

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