A recent attack on good friend and colleague Chuck Muth has revealed a growing popularity with a political weapon used by those who cannot face their counterparts in the arena of ideas. This evil tool comes in the form of the Child and Family Services.

Yes, CFS has done great things for many children. No, CFS is not always used for good purpose.

Such is the case with the recent political attack on Chuck Muth in Carson City, Nevada. The story begins with his first post about CFS showing up at his door. He explains in the post why this might have happened.

I don’t tend to believe in coincidences, nor do I consider it paranoia when somebody really is out to get you. And especially when my children are involved.

For new readers who may not yet fully understand my political views and philosophy, I think they are best summed up by the immortal words of late Reagan press secretary Lyn Nofziger, who famously said, “I don’t like government; it’s just that simple.”

Oh, and I don’t like labor unions any more than I like government.

Politically speaking, I’ve made a lot of enemies over the years.

Let me state two things for the
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Indeed, it appears as though Al Gore’s climate change site has been hacked.
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Talk about a stinger!

For all of the Iraqi parliament’s flaws, I would trade it straight up for the crowd that we’ve got in Springfield. Ridiculous, you say? Then, consider what both have accomplished. First, the Illinois state government: (This space left intentionally blank.)

That’s right, nothing. Maybe the Iraq parliament hasn’t done much more but think about its challenges compared with Illinois’ crew. Iraq has to repair centuries of tyranny and brutalization. The country is split in three, marked by a centuries-long and sometimes bloody religious feud. With virtually no experience with self-government, the Iraqis are expected to come up instantly with a government and culture that respects democratic values.

And in regards to the CTA…
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What would be the first thought to cross your mind if a blimp suddenly appeared over head and it was a Ron Paul Blimp?
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It’s always a good idea to try and add fresh content to your blog on a daily basis. But, admittedly, this can sometimes be impossible considering the amount of time it can take to create an original, well thought out post.

If you’re a WordPress user this can be much easier thanks to a feature that allows you to publish a post today and schedule it to actually post to your blog tomorrow or next week or next month.

How can this be useful? Well, let’s say you’ve had something on your mind for a couple of days and you’ve been meaning to blog about it, but it’s specific to a day (tax vote, Holiday, etc) and you just can’t find time during the week to write it out. Using the feature provided by Wordpress, you can write this post during the weekend or on an evening when you have some time, and the post will auto-publish at the time and date you set for it.
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Oh this is rich… literally!
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