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Al Sharpton has been trading airtime on his MSNBC show in exchange for substantial donations. [ video ]
Posted on 06 May 2015.
Al Sharpton has been trading airtime on his MSNBC show in exchange for substantial donations. [ video ]
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Posted on 24 April 2015.
What a coincidence!
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Posted on 17 April 2015.
A coalition of both conservative & liberal grassroots activists are holding Judge Marshall's feet to the fire!
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Posted on 09 September 2014.
Posted in Current Affairs34 Comments
Posted on 09 April 2014.
Who knew?
Posted in Current Affairs3 Comments
Posted on 13 February 2014.
Hope and change.
Posted in Current Affairs2 Comments
Posted on 13 January 2014.
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Posted on 14 October 2013.
Posted in Current Affairs6 Comments
Posted on 21 May 2013.
At FEC, she targeted religious conservatives.
Posted in Current Affairs14 Comments
Posted on 16 May 2013.
"Most Americans see ominous dark clouds looming beyond the White House Rose Garden, Mr. President."
Posted in Governor Palin's Posts76 Comments
Posted on 13 March 2013.
Chicago moves south?
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Posted on 07 January 2013.
The Washington Examiner's indispensable Tim Carney provides another lesson in how Washington really works: Baucus rewards ex-staffers with tax breaks for their clients.
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Posted on 26 November 2012.
Fiction fans know The Hunger Games as a trilogy of novels and a recent movie about a decadent imperial capital that levies tribute on its impoverished provinces. Quite a few people are making the connection between this fictional world and contemporary Washington. The latest is conservative blogger Glenn Reynolds, who asks in USA Today "Are […]
Posted in Commentary/Editorial, Current Affairs16 Comments
Posted on 21 November 2012.
Can we call him a "quitter?"
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Posted on 29 September 2012.
Corruption, Chicago style.
Posted in Commentary/Editorial8 Comments
Posted on 04 February 2012.
"The passage of the STOCK Act in the Senate is just the first battlefield victory in this war for reform."
Posted in Opinion18 Comments
Posted on 20 December 2011.
Mr. Smith went to Washington to make a difference, but the people weren't ready for the "sudden and relentless reform" he embraced.
Posted in Commentary/Editorial67 Comments
Posted on 14 December 2011.
What difference does it make whether there's a 'D' or an 'R' behind a name, if the game remains the same? After reading this book, I appreciate more what Governor Palin said about changing the entire team, not just the uniform.
Posted in Commentary/Editorial45 Comments
Posted on 13 April 2011.
Washington D.C. faces a serious deficit spending problem, but that problem will only continue if the issues of leadership and character deficits are not simultaneously addressed.
Posted in Commentary/Editorial29 Comments
Posted on 15 March 2010.
His attempt to take over 1/6 of the U.S. economy under the guise of "health care reform" is more about increasing the membership of the public employee unions like the SEIU than it is about health care. These new union members will then reward the party of government, the Democrats, with their votes ad infinitum.
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Jigsaw Jones Mysteries
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The Jigsaw Jones Mysteries is an American series of young children's detective fiction written by New York author James Preller. The series is published by Scholastic Corporation. The first book was published in 1998.
Books in this series[edit]
- #1 The Case of Hermie the Missing Hamster
- #2 The Case of the Christmas Snowman
- #3 The Case of the Secret Valentine
- #4 The Case of the Spooky Sleepover
- #5 The Case of the Stolen Baseball Cards
- #6 The Case of the Mummy Mystery
- #7 The Case of the Runaway Dog
- #8 The Case of the Great Sled Race
- #9 The Case of the Stinky Science Project
- #10 The Case of the Ghostwriter
- #11 The Case of the Marshmallow Monster
- #12 The Case of the Class Clown
- #13 The Case of the Detective in Disguise
- #14 The Case of the Bicycle Bandit
- #15 The Case of the Haunted Scarecrow
- #16 The Case of the Sneaker Sneak
- #17 The Case of the Disappearing Dinosaur
- #18 The Case of the Bear Scare
- #19 The Case of the Golden Key
- #20 The Case of the Race Against Time
- #21 The Case of the Rainy-Day Mystery
- #22 The Case of the Best Pet Ever
- #23 The Case of the Perfect Prank
- #24 The Case of the Glow-in-the-dark Ghost
- #25 The Case of the Vanishing Painting
- #26 The Case of the Double-Trouble Detective
- #27 The Case of the Frog-jumping Contest
- #28 The Case of the Food Fight
- #29 The Case of the Skateboarding Superstar
- #30 The Case of the Kidnapped Candy
- #31 The Case of the Spoiled Rotten Spy
- #32 The Case of the Groaning Ghost
Super Specials and Others[edit]
- Jigsaw Jones Super Special #1: The Case of the Buried Treasure
- Jigsaw Jones Super Special #2: The Case of the Million Dollar Mystery
- Jigsaw Jones Super Special #3: The Case of the Missing Falcon
- Jigsaw Jones Super Special #4: The Case of the Santa Claus Mystery
- Jigsaw Jones Super Special #5: The Case of the Four-Leaf Clover
- Jigsaw Jones Super Special #6: The Case of the Wild Turkey Chase
- Jigsaw Jones Detective Tips
- Jigsaw Jones (real name Theodore Jones) is the main character of the series. He once claimed that he himself was the first detective in the whole second grade.
- Mila Yeh is the partner of Jigsaw and his best friend. She also might be his love interest.
Room 201[edit]
- Bigs Maloney is one of the class's nicest people and the toughest and the strongest in second grade.
- Miss Gleason, the class teacher
- Lucy Hiller, student in Jigsaw's class
- Bobby Solofsky, a enemy detective to Theodore.
- Jasper Noonan, his nickname is Stringbean because he is as thin as a stringbean.
- Timothy O'Brien, they called him Wingnut because his ears were three sizes too big.
- Ralphie Jordan, The Class's Clown and Pranker.
- Mila, Jigsaw's partner
Others in Jigsaw's school[edit]
- Mr. Rogers, the principal
- Mr. Copabianco, the janitor
Jigsaw's Family[edit]
- Jigsaw's dad, who was a detective when he was in Grade 2, and studied in the same room (Room 201) as Jigsaw.
- Mom, came from Hackensack, New Jersey, is very strict about the words "hate" and "dumb".
- Billy, Daniel and Nick, older brothers of Jigsaw
- Hillary, Jigsaw's older sister
- Rags, Jigsaw's dog
- Grams
- Mike and Mary, owner of Our Daily Bread and brownies shop near the school, and family friends of the Jones.
- Marc (Red Cap), a teenager who lives near Our Bread and Pita, friend of Jigsaw, Mike and Mary.
- Reginard Armitage Pinkerton III, the richest kid of the town.
- Chase Jackson, the star of the TV show Spy guy and Jigsaw's friend. Chase appeared in the book #31 The Case of the Spoiled Rotten Spy"

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