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Conservative News and other Politically charged posts, articles and rants.

HHS Using Web Game to Recruit New Surgeons

March 16, 2010
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Knifework.net has found out that a popular children’s web game is actually a stealth recruiting tool aimed at recreating the success that the U.S. armed forces has had with America’s Army. According to our sources at the Department of Health and Human Services, funding for the game was approved in mid-2008 when it appeared...

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Tea Party(?) Candidates Take the Field

March 11, 2010
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From humble beginnings as a Nevada fur coat salesman, to Tea Party Candidate

Jon Scott Ashjian came out of nowhere to enter the Nevada Senatorial Race with the backing of his newly formed group, Tea Party of Nevada. “I don’t think Republicans own the Tea Party,” Ashjian said. “In fact, I know they don’t in Nevada, because I do.” Some are accusing this fresh, new, grassroots candidate...

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Obama Makes SIN Mandatory

March 10, 2010
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Today President Obama signed the bill that many have pushed for in recent weeks: SIN, or the Shift Into Neutral bill. The bill passed with bipartisan support but was often overlooked in a legislative session that has been dominated by rancor over health care reform. After seeing the horrible carnage wrought upon America in...

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Joe Biden Stranded in Haiti

March 9, 2010
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Minutes after giving a speech in Port-Au-Prince titled “Free Markets for Free Countries: Why Government Intervention Hurts Rather Than Helps,” Joe Biden found himself stranded in Haiti, a man without a country. The White House refused to comment on the speech, but an unnamed source called the speech “The last straw.” Reportedly, senior officials were not...

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The Sordid Relationship of Eric Massa And Rahm Emanuel

March 8, 2010
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Rahm Emanuel - Always ready for business

Since he has little to no dignity left anyway, resigning congressman Eric Massa (D-NY) lashed out in a radio interview about Rahm Emanuel and several steamy encounters the two have had. “Let me tell you a story about Rahm Emanuel. I was a congressman in my first eight weeks, and I was in the congressional gym, and...

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New Iran Sanctions Spark Protest

March 8, 2010
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What would normally be a peaceful Sunday morning in Portland, Oregon was shattered by the sound of Converse All-Stars pounding the pavement in unison. “You better, you better, you’d better not take their Grandma’s sweater!” was the chant as a sea of hipsters shuffled slowly in protest of the new economic sanctions against Iran...

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On International Women’s Day US Behind Rwanda In Women’s Rights

March 8, 2010
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In honor of International Women’s Day Kavita N. Ramdas, CEO of the Global Fund For Women, spoke out today about the state of women’s rights in the United States, and especially how far behind it is compared to Rwanda. “In Rwanda women comprise 48% of the legislature, but in the United States it’s only...

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New Groups Emerge to Fill Void After Downfall of Coffee Party

March 5, 2010
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Hoping to gather citizens upset and saddened by the sudden failure of the new Coffee Party, ACORN has formed new ”Party” groups to harness that energy. “We feel that by splitting our people into multiple organizations we can prevent the facists on the right from attacking and defeating us in one blow” said current ACORN leader...

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Confused Senator Chris Dodd Speaks Out Against “Rehabilitation”

March 4, 2010
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The senior U.S. Senator from Connecticut Christopher Dodd today spoke out against cries for rehabilitation in the U.S. Senate saying that “Now that Teddy is gone my drinking days are behind me”. Desperate attempts by fellow Democrat lawmakers to explain that the current topic is actually reconciliation, a legislative procedure for bringing budget bills...

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Obama Goes After the “Pussy-whipped” Demographic

March 4, 2010
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I don't just wear the pants, I force the pants into submission

In an apparent attempt to appeal to the overwhelmed house-husbands of America, President Barack Obama openly defied his doctor’s orders Tuesday by eating at an infamous southern restaurant, telling reporters, “I don’t want any lectures about my cholesterol. Don’t tell Michelle.” The President’s numbers have been in rapid decline ever since becoming President, and...

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Cable News Networks Ask Help To Root Out Bias

March 4, 2010
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Cable news networks, struggling to keep up in the ratings race, will ask the FCC to investigate charges of bias in their news programming, knifework.net has learned. Cable stalwarts CNN and MSNBC made the joint announcement on Thursday, shortly after the daily White House strategy conference call. A flurry of press releases indicated that the networks...

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President Obama: A Man Who Believes in Capitalism

February 28, 2010
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President Barack Obama admitted belief in the free market last week, drawing a fierce response from free market deniers. “The science is settled on this!” screamed  EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, clarifying the President’s statement. Taking a moment to collect herself , she admitted,  “Alright, a consensus of scientists does now believe that a free market...

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Vice President Biden Shames Critics With Performance

February 27, 2010
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In the wake of the recent Health Care Summit, Critics of the Obama Administration are conceding grudging admiration for Vice President Joseph Biden in his handling of his nearly insurmountable workload. “He’s making it look easy,” said a former senior member of John McCain’s campaign staff. “Sarah Palin would have made blunders, maybe even...

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