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Jim Hoft is the founder and editor of The Gateway Pundit, one of the top conservative news outlets in America. Jim was awarded the Reed Irvine Accuracy in Media Award in 2013 and is the proud recipient of the Breitbart Award for Excellence in Online Journalism from the Americans for Prosperity Foundation in May 2016. In 2023, The Gateway Pundit received the Most Trusted Print Media Award at the American Liberty Awards.

A Kofi Mood

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Mad Kofi, Sad Kofi, Glad Kofi A day with the Sensitive Leader of the Oil- for Food, for Palaces, for Torture, for Kickbacks, for Weapons, for Terror -Organization Mad Kofi…

Inauguration Blues

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Barbara Boxer is not the only one crying about the Big Kerry Loss: Michael Newdow, America’s most notorious and intolerant atheist, who sued because he did not want his young daughter exposed to the words “under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance, has filed a suit to bar the saying of a prayer at President Bush’s inauguration.

Death and Silence

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No Help for the Suffering The silence continues from Burma.

Appease!

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While Americans and Brits lead with “Charge!” the rest of the Europeans run down hill screaming “Retreat!” This is from Front Page Magazine today on The Appeasing Europeans: Appeasement cost millions of Jews and non-Jews their lives as England and France, allies at the time, negotiated and hesitated too long before they noticed that Hitler had to be fought, not bound to agreements.

Fruits and Nuts

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When New Jersey declared itself the Garden State it was not anticipating the produce of today…

Sea Gypsies and Savages

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Tsunami Survivors from the Jarawa Tribe The extent of the Christmas tsunami destruction may never be certain due to a number of reasons.

Torture and Conscience

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Here is a great article defining the torture issue and the confirmation hearings of Attorney General nominee Alberto Gonzales.

More About Those Stingy Americans

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Charles Krauthammer from Fox news Sunday as quoted by New England Republican: “We are six percent or less of the world’s population, yet we give almost half.

Float Trip

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Riding the High Seas Rizal Shahputra, 23, an Indonesian man has been found floating on tree branches 100 miles out in the Indian Ocean, eight days after a devastating tsunami struck the region.

Tsunami Sheik

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Tsunami Reactions – Saudi Professor Sheik Fawzan Fawzan: Allah Punishes for Homosexuality and Fornication at Christmas: “We know that at these resorts, which unfortunately exist in Islamic and other countries in South Asia, and especially at Christmas, fornication and sexual perversion of all kinds are rampant.

59!

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Hiding the Dead?

Small Business Top 10

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The Top 10 Economic & Policy Highlights for Entrepreneurs in 2004 look pretty good.

Burma Suffering

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Military Government Covers Up Losses You can see from the path of the tsunami that Burma (Myanmar) was more of a direct hit than Thailand yet the government is reporting very low casualties (59).

Surprise Party

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The Democrats look at the Republicans as the “Surprise Party”.

"Every Vote is More Precious than Gold"

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From Chrenkoff’s Good News from Iraq describing election preparations: “The white bed sheet, punctured and strung between a tree and a utility pole, carries just a few words of hand-painted Arabic script.

An Iraqi's View of the Left

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Reading this article I could feel the utter frustration of talking to a brain-washed liberal.

More Dead People Voting Democrat

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There’s an old saying that “dead people vote democrat over republican 10 to 1” and there is more proof of this in the King County results.

Sluggish Economy?

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This is the most complete article comparing our robust current economic growth to historical and international standards.

Logan

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This was posted this week at Iraq the Model: MOSUL, Iraq – If the Army had an adopt-a-child program, Logan would be the poster child.

Support Our Troops

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Representative Jim Clyburn of South Carolina delivered the Democrats’ weekly radio address stating, “President Bush and this new Congress must resolve to adequately equip our fighting men and women.

UN Takes Credit

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The UN is taking credit for things that hard-working, street savvy USAID folks have done.

Sleazy in Seattle

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Looks like the democrats “may” get caught in their Washington vote manipulation: …there were 3,539 more ballots counted in King County than voters who cast them.

BBC Starts the '05 Bias

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In 2004, Iraq went badly wrong – except for supporters of the insurgency, in which case it went grimly well.

Boxer Rebellion

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At January 3 Rally, Civic Groups Will Urge U.S.

Boston Snowflakes

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Keeping the Faith (this article was posted on Blogs for Bush from Boston.com News) The election is long over.

Short Tempered

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Explosive and unpredictable Clare Short, infamous British leftist and former member of Tony Blair’s cabinet, has lashed out at the US for setting up a rival coalition to coordinate relief following the Asian tsunami disaster.

Round the Horn

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The US bypasses the scandal-plagued UN and goes “Round the Horn” of Africa to assist those suffering from the tsunami disaster.

Hero of 2004

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Pat Tillman He may not get “Sportsman of The Year” from Sports Illustrated but he defined the greatness of this country and of humanity with his selfless sacrifice.

Men of 2004

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Swift Boat Veterans Receive Their Hero’s Welcome John O’Neill and the Swift Boat Veterans for are finally receiving the recognition they have always deserved.

Only 372 to Go!

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Election officials finished the presidential recount in Ohio on Tuesday, with the final tally shaving about 300 votes off President Bush’s six-figure margin of victory in the state that gave him a second term.

1-800-CAR-BOMB

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Leads generated through a hotline to report insurgent activity in Iraq demonstrate that the Iraqi people want to bring an end to the violence against innocent civilians and critical infrastructure…

Softening Us Up

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From Human Evets Online: Religious programming on the radio and television will come under attack.

France Arms China

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Jacques Chirac is bent on policies that are antithetical to U.S.

Baby Mama

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A sad state of affairs…

Last of the Mohicans

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All right, so this movie was more of a love story than anything but it gets the point across.

Troop Support

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Support for the war in Iraq remains very high among the active-duty military, according to a Military Times Poll.

Special Education

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Let the Indoctrination Begin A group of Connecticut second graders was bused to New York last week for a well-publicized protest to save the rainforest.

"The Arafat"

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In honor of the late terrorist, Palestinians have launched “The Arafat” a missile designed with a range of 11 miles and a 33-pound warhead.

Viktor the Victor

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Yushchenko Certain Victor in Ukraine Election West-leaning opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko looked certain Monday to become Ukraine’s next president, bringing with him a promise to end rampant graft and to reform the ex-Soviet state’s damaged economy.

Sleeping with the Enemy

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AP and Terrorists Accusations of complicity with terrorists in Iraq were made recently by Belmont Club and others.

Newt on Rummy

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Newt Gingrich gives the Secretary of Defense what he deserves.

The McGovern Slide

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David Horowitz, who grew up attending communist marches in New York City and is now a leading conservative thinker, writes about the “McGovern Slide” of the democratic party.

CNN Loses

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Expect CNN to further their deficit to FOX News in the year ahead.

A New World Persecution

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More reflections on the 21st Century persecution of Christians from this article in Front Page Magazine.

Teaching Right

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Conservative students are finally standing up to the liberal teaching establishment.

It's A Wrap

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Well the Wahington gubernatorial race is wrapping up.