By David Hinz
When George Stephanopoulos asked Barack Obama about his relationship with former Weather Underground terrorist William Ayres at the Philadelphia Democrat Presidential Debate on April 16, Obama dismissed the question. He called it "gotcha politics." The exchange looked something like this:
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Sending A Message To The Candidate -- Part Deux
By David Hinz - Posted on April 27th, 2008
Tagged: Op-Ed
ATTEMPTING TO CREATE A MOVEMENT
By David Hinz
Bitter? Da**** Right I'm Bitter -- Sending A Message To John McCain
By David Hinz - Posted on April 25th, 2008
Tagged: Op-Ed
by David Hinz
The Problem:
Famously, Winston Churchill once said, "Democracy is a very bad form of government. Unfortunately all the others are so much worse." And so it is for Conservatives with the 2008 Presidential election. John McCain is a very bad choice for President, but all the others are so very much worse.
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief
By David Hinz - Posted on April 12th, 2008
Tagged: Op-Ed
It would appear that I have been duped. I have willingly, although unknowingly, gone to work for the Hillary for President Campaign. I will admit, even though it was unknowingly, I did it with some reluctance and trepidation.
Allow me to explain.
Did Obama Smoke Crack Cocaine in 1999?
By David Hinz - Posted on April 10th, 2008
Tagged: Reporting
AND IF THAT CHARGE BY LARRY SINCLAIR IS TRUE -- HOW ABOUT THE REST OF HIS CHARGES!
Earlier today while searching through internet blogs, I was made aware of a story that Barack Obama bought, and smoked crack cocaine with Larry Sinclair in Chicago in 1999. He then, according to Sinclair, allowed Sinclair to engage in oral sex with him.
I have spent the better part of the day trying to find ANY mainstream media notice of this story, or even a well-known internet source that I would consider to be credible. I found several internet references to the story.
How to Guarantee a Presidential Win in November
By David Hinz - Posted on April 5th, 2008
Tagged: Op-Ed
SPLITTING THE DEMOCRAT PARTY!
It is important to note that 20% or more of each candidates supporters have stated that they will not, under any circumstance vote for the other candidate. Significant numbers have threatened to either vote for McCain, or sit out the election.
Thankful for Xanthohumol!
By David Hinz - Posted on March 19th, 2008
Tagged: Op-Ed
On every front it seems that we are all doomed. Man's insistence on exhalation of CO2 will doom us all to a fiery death within our own lifetimes -- if consensual anthropomorphic global warming is to be believed.
Those of us not killed off by climate change will probably succumb to obesity -- at least our children will -- now a world health issue. To combat this, the World Health Organization has proposed a worldwide ban on junk food advertising on television.
Read On...
Those of us not killed off by climate change will probably succumb to obesity -- at least our children will -- now a world health issue. To combat this, the World Health Organization has proposed a worldwide ban on junk food advertising on television.
Read On...
An Author Turns To The Internet To Find A Publisher
By David Hinz - Posted on June 19th, 2007
Tagged: Op-Ed
More than a year ago we began a heated debate at RedState concerning the NSA Surveillance program. Among other things, the discussion surrounded what did and what did not constitute spying, and for what exactly were the NSA computers searching: words – phrases – voices – patterns? And, of course, how difficult was it actually to get a FISA court to sign off on any particular surveillance?
The discussion set my fertile mind wandering, and gave me the germ of an idea for a novel – the development of a new computer protocol – and a certain reluctance on the part of FISA to recognize something new and innovative. I began a simple research of NSA and FISA, and began writing vignettes from there.
Before I knew it I had enough vignettes to arrange them into chapter form, and by last winter, Thinking Outside The Box -- A Novel About Terrorism was finished. By the time it was finished, as so often happens, the original story idea, NSA/FISA, was actually only peripheral to the action of the story – which revolves around the NSA, FBI and CIA all working cooperatively to foil a plot to blow up a major college football stadium during one of the biggest early-season games of the year. I work in Ann Arbor, Michigan, so I will let you guess which stadium I am speaking about—but, of course, there are plot twists that make this early knowledge of negligible value.
Read On...
The discussion set my fertile mind wandering, and gave me the germ of an idea for a novel – the development of a new computer protocol – and a certain reluctance on the part of FISA to recognize something new and innovative. I began a simple research of NSA and FISA, and began writing vignettes from there.
Before I knew it I had enough vignettes to arrange them into chapter form, and by last winter, Thinking Outside The Box -- A Novel About Terrorism was finished. By the time it was finished, as so often happens, the original story idea, NSA/FISA, was actually only peripheral to the action of the story – which revolves around the NSA, FBI and CIA all working cooperatively to foil a plot to blow up a major college football stadium during one of the biggest early-season games of the year. I work in Ann Arbor, Michigan, so I will let you guess which stadium I am speaking about—but, of course, there are plot twists that make this early knowledge of negligible value.
Read On...
Fred Thompson - A Man For All Political Seasons
By David Hinz - Posted on March 10th, 2007
Tagged: Op-Ed
In the week since I first penned this article about Fred Thompson and his conservative credentials, I have seen his name bandied all about the internet and airwaves as a possible Republican candidate for President.
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