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These are the best of the best at Dakota Voice last week, including: Legalize Marijuana? That’s Crazy!; Al Gore: King of Lie-Lie Land; Lord Monckton to Al Gore: I’m Coming for You; Global Warming Hysteria: Following the Green Money; Global Warming Fanatics Shoot Children, Themselves in Attempt to Save Earth; Kopp vs. Zimmerman: Science Versus Hysteria; MSNBC meltdown: Tea Party racists, anti-semite murderers; and more! Read more »

The axiom “follow the money” is often cited as a method of finding out who and what is behind a particular movement. The environmental extremist movement loves to employ this statement, along with a helping of class envy, to demonize the free market that has produced our comfortable society, but what do we see when it is turned around on them? We find the very greed and avarice they so love to wail about. Read more »

The Boston Globe called the Massachusetts U.S. Senate election for Martha Coakley over Scott Brown by 50%-49%…eight hours before the polls close. Was this a glitch in the website…or has someone “determined” how the election is going to turn out? Read more »

Election day in Massachusetts’ seems to be getting off to a Leftist start–you know, one with illegal activity going on in the open. Liberals have already telegraphed to us their desire to play fast and loose with the law, with rough-and-tumble politics, desires to vote multiple times, and to buy votes. Can the will of the people prevail in this important election today? Read more »

Leftist radio talker Ed Schultz said on his show “I’d cheat to keep these b@&*#!?$ out.” Schultz made it clear that he would definitely employ as much voter fraud as possible to keep an opponent from winning. Read more »

No matter how he tries to spin it, the legislation that Senator Nelson voted for does not contain unequivocal language barring federally-funded abortions. It’s bad enough that he–along with senators from other states also receiving sweetheart deals in exchange for their votes on the bill–is willing to stick the rest of the American taxpayers with a financial burden that should be shared equitably by all states. What’s more reprehensible is that he was willing to abandon his longstanding position as an advocate for the unborn in exchange for political pork. Read more »

Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) and whoever agrees with her definitely have their priorities straight. Instead of trying to play the socialist government thug by regulating and restricting the pay of executives of private companies, the government should instead chop the bonuses of the government financial institutions that were at the heart of the 2008 financial meltdown: Fannie and Freddie. Read more »

The race for the Massachusetts U.S. Senate seat vacated by the late Ted Kennedy between Martha Coakley and Scott Brown is shaping up to be a referendum on Obamacare. Big Pharma and Big Insurance have decided to ignore their clients and throw-in with Big Government on this nation-changing issue. What kind of promises have they gotten from Obama/Pelosi/Reid to take what would seem to be such a huge risk? And how much will they cost us? Read more »

Rep. Greg Walden (R-OR) says Democrats are stripping approved amendments from their socialized health care bill after the amendments were voted on and approved in committee. Read more »

Phyllis Schlafly from Eagle Forum has compiled 10 good reasons why the government health care bill passed by the House and Senate should be ditched–as it still can be as the conference looks at the differences between the House and Senate versions. They range from massive public opposition, to fudged financial numbers, to its politically correct quotas, to its unconstitutionality…and more. Read more »

The best of the best from Dakota Voice last week, including: December 25 and the Origin of Christmas; Sleaze and Slop Returns to White House Christmas Tree; Were Governor Rounds and Senator Thune politically correct?; An Insult to All Science Are We Beyond Reproach?; Senate Whores: Let the Fiddling Begin; Jack Bauer Interrogates Santa; and more! Read more »

You remember the unconstitutional waste of money program known as Cash for Clunkers, right? Did you know the liberals in congress have a new cash giveaway program to waste your money? Read more »

The U.S. Senate preens and postures about fairness and equality, but when it comes right down to it, all they want is a higher price for the screwing they’re giving the American people. Read more »

Just a few weeks ago we heard about the $300 million bribe Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA) received from the architects of the Senate health care bill in order to get her vote for cloture. As we might have expected, the sweetheart deals, the carving out of chunks of taxpayer funds for personal advantage, the corruption did not stop there. Read more »

Some are calling it a bribe. Some are calling it the Louisiana Purchase. So how much does it take for some U.S. Senators to sell their Constitution and their country? Apparently $300 million is the price for one. Read more »

News is spreading across the internet like wildfire today that emails from the East Anglia Climate Research “Unit in England (not too far from where I used to live) have been hacked by someone and released on the web. These emails seem to reveal that some people have known all along that global warming claims were a fraud all along–and they helped cover that fraud. Read more »

Why should we trust the federal government with our health care system when they send millions of our “stimulus” tax dollars to districts that don’t exist, and spend hundreds of thousands per “created job”? Read more »

Who is Valerie Jarrett? It’s a question gaining increasing interest in the conservative blogosphere. And even some members of the mainstream media are starting to take a second look at this woman who has earned the sobriquet “Obama’s eminence gris.” Read more »

The pledge of the most transparent administration in history has quickly devolved into something more like the smoke and mirrors that passes for representative government in a one party state like Chicago. Read more »

Je$$ie Jack$on wants to declare a state of emergency for the Chicago’s school children because of the violence there. If Barack Obama left his hometown of Chicago in such a mess, what does that bode for the United States, all of which is now under his sway? Read more »

The ACORN scandal shows that if Congress wants to act, it can. But similar publicized abuses at Planned Parenthood–workers agreeing to cover up rape or earmarking funds to abort black babies–all captured on video and audio–produced no similar action in Washington to cut off funds. Read more »