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Hawkeye Republican: A Good First Step, But...

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Past and Present University of Iowa conservatives speak out on politics, finance, and occasionally Bono. A Good First Step, But. Historic news from the Middle East that you probably won't read in the paper: Israel appoints a Muslim Arab to its cabinet. Unfortunately, this action does not address the root problem of violence in the Middle East. Contrary to Jimmy Carter's fuzzy thinking. Isreael is far from perfect, but it is not to blame for the suffering in the Middle East. Drinkin From a Firehouse.

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Hawkeye Republican: The Dark Side of the Yellow Revolution

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Past and Present University of Iowa conservatives speak out on politics, finance, and occasionally Bono. The Dark Side of the Yellow Revolution. Two posts in one day, not bad. Not bad at all. With the yellow revolution (ethanol) underway in the West, it's appropriate every now and then to consider the incontrovertable fact that every choice implies a trade-off. In public policy, these trade-offs mean that oftentimes, the actions taken to solve one problem cause different problems down the road. Offer var...

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Hawkeye Republican: What A Moron

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Past and Present University of Iowa conservatives speak out on politics, finance, and occasionally Bono. It's good to see that some newly elected Democrats are quickly adjusting to the culture of Washington DC. According to the Oshkosh Northwestern. Whereabouts of B'gosh unknown), Wisconsin Rep.-elect Steve Kagen stuck it the President, the Vice President, the First Lady, and the President's political advisor at a White House reception in November. Oh boy. This could take awhile. 5 When pressed, Kagen re...

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Hawkeye Republican: Should This Man Be President?

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Past and Present University of Iowa conservatives speak out on politics, finance, and occasionally Bono. Should This Man Be President? The following is the text of Senator John McCain's speech at the Virginia Military Academy on Wednesday, April 11th. His perspective on the White House is neatly captured by the phrase, "For my part, I would rather lose a campaign than a war." This is the essence of statesmanship. Special thanks to National Review Online. After my first visit to Iraq in 2003, I argued for...

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Fevered Rants: 2002-01-13

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Unqualified musings on the war and associated affairs. Saturday, January 19, 2002. Just gotta link to the blog of a fellow. Western Pacific Naval Theater to Moira. And others without a military background (not that there's anything wrong with that) vet. Hey, where'd my archives go? Posted by Alex at 3:41 PM. Friday, January 18, 2002. This post was a much longer analysis of Hanson's latest at NRO. Posted by Alex at 7:38 AM. Thursday, January 17, 2002. The kids are allright. From acquaintances, this. For M...

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Hawkeye Republican: Good News For A Change

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Past and Present University of Iowa conservatives speak out on politics, finance, and occasionally Bono. Good News For A Change. The front page story of the Chicago Tribune. And, surprisingly, only the Chicago Tribune) contains some mixed news from Iraq. Moqtada Sadr, the spirtual leader of one of Iraq's most troublesome private militias, has pledged not to attack US troops patrolling his strongholds. Posted by Tom Niblock @ 1/31/2007 12:11:00 AM. Back to the old axiom:. Another idea for reaping the bene...

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Hawkeye Republican: Honor To Whom Honor Is Owed

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Past and Present University of Iowa conservatives speak out on politics, finance, and occasionally Bono. Honor To Whom Honor Is Owed. In 26 words, the new Secretary General of the UN has restored my faith in humanity (or, at least, in its international organizations):. The Secretary-General will call for an urgent, system wide and external inquiry into all activities done around the globe by the U.N. funds and programs.". Ever be held to account? Oh, and maybe the Wall Street Journal. Posted by Tom Niblo...

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Hawkeye Republican: Hawkeye Republican Will Be Back

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Past and Present University of Iowa conservatives speak out on politics, finance, and occasionally Bono. Hawkeye Republican Will Be Back. Much like the Arnold, we're making a comeback into politics. And just like the. That made no sense. Oh politics. Stay tuned. Posted by Laura W @ 9/23/2008 03:25:00 PM. Named after Montbrillant Datora. Really are made for men (there are a few womens watches), its mostly male celebrities that have taken to toting them around their wrists. Drinkin From a Firehouse.

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Hawkeye Republican: Why Bother?

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Past and Present University of Iowa conservatives speak out on politics, finance, and occasionally Bono. Ah spring. When it's not pretending to snow, the flowers are blooming, the sun is shining, and the air is filled with excitement and anticipation as fresh-faced high school seniors begin to unwrap the college admissions letters that will change their lives forever. Well, for some of them. 3 I got into graduate programs to study international relations at Princeton, Harvard, and Johns Hopkins after spe...