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The new “Coffee Party” movement–if you can call the tiny, sputtering gatherings by these liberals a “movement”–wants people to believe it is a “civil” alternative to the Tea Party movement, and that they want limited government, too. But when you take the lid off the cup, you find that they don’t want less government, they just want less input from the people into our government. Read more »

The best of the best from Dakota Voice last week, including: Global Warming & Healthcare Coverage Linked by Playground Activities; Rapid City Government Spiraling Out of Control; Keith Olbermann: Surrounded by Faces Like His Own; Textbook in India Features Beer-Drinking, Smoking Jesus; Global Warming Myth Buried Under Snowstorm of Hubris; World Trade Center Government Incompetence; Rep. Ryan Cuts Through Health Care Summit Fog; and more! Read more »

Something tells me Keith Olbermann has never been to a Tea Party! Read more »

Whether it’s hot, cold, raining, snowing, sleeting, sunny, cloudy, dry, moist, or anything in between…it’s always the fault of global warming, didn’t you know? How convenient, isn’t it, when the real evidence just isn’t helping you?
And didn’t you know that it’s your fault–for driving, using electricity, or breathing–that we have global warming. So [...] Read more »

She thinks the government has no right to tell a woman whether she can have an abortion or not. But this pro-choice sports columnist also thinks that the group NOW is not right in trying to pull the pro-life Tim Tebow ad from airing during the Super Bowl. Read more »

Reason.TV has a great video on the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision restoring (gasp) freedom of speech to private companies and private groups. See the hyperbolic hysteria of the “mainstream” media over this decision…and then see it for the utter hypocrisy it is. Read more »

MSNBC’s Mika Brzezinski has admitted what most journalists will insist is not true and does not exist: liberal media bias. Read more »

The best of the best at Dakota Voice last week, including: Prop 8 Trial: Democracy at Stake; Avatar Environmentalists Suicidal After Watching Movie; Sarah Palin Makes Debut on Fox News; Scott Brown Surges in the Race for Massachusetts; Time to Counter ‘Bait and Switch Christianity’; Media Make Themselves Look Stupid Trying to Bash Sarah Palin; and more! Read more »

The usual Palin bash-fest at MSNBC this morning saw Mika Brzezinski, in her zeal to hit Palin again, revealed herself as something less than the brightest bulb in the pack. It seems Palin has a considerably better grasp of history surrounding the Founders than does Brzezinski. Read more »

Did Republican Massachusetts U.S. Senate Scott Brown say he’d never heard of the Tea Party movement? Or is he the victim of another “mainstream” media hit job? Read more »

Sarah Palin made her debut last night on Fox News as a contributor. She talked with Bill O’Reilly about the accusations by liberal elitists like John Heilemann who peddled the typical liberal lies about her such as “She’s stupid.” Read more »

Sarah Palin, who was virtually unknown to Americans before 2008, believed her selection as the Republican vice presidential candidate of Sen. John McCain was “God’s plan,” said a top political strategist for the McCain presidential campaign. Read more »

You just can’t make this stuff up. Apparently some people, after watching James Cameron’s environmental tear-jerker “Avatar,” are getting depressed and suicidal. Dealing with the real world always was pretty challenging for liberals. Read more »

Fox News Sunday panelist Brit Hume stunned many when he suggested on air that Tiger, a rumored adherent of Buddhism, should seek redemption and forgiveness through the Christian faith. Of course, no sooner had the word “Christianity” left his mouth than the media intellegensia pounced. Read more »

Nothing makes the left lose its collective noodle like an open proclamation of Christian faith. You don’t see it when Muslims proselytize in government schools; the ACLU doesn’t sue when Wiccans share their witchy ways; militant “gay” activists don’t picket Buddhist temples with bullhorns while inhabitants grasp at Zen. No, there’s something about Christianity that just drives ‘em nuts. Always has. Always will. Read more »

In case you’re not familiar with Media Matters, it’s an ultra-Leftist propaganda organization started by Hillary Clinton to bash anything conservative that gets out over the public airwaves. This video reveals an inside, undercover look at what goes on at Media Matters. Read more »

It’s interesting when even liberals mess up and accidentally acknowledge a truth they usually try desperately to bury. The New York Times has now vindicated truth-tellers like Sarah Palin who said last summer that government health care would lead to rationing and “death panels.”Read more »

Questions arose in my mind for the Nth time as I heard about the Leftist hysteria and teeth-gnashing over Brit Hume’s comment on Sunday that, in the wake of Tiger Woods’ moral failure and life implosion, perhaps Woods might try Christianity as a solution to get his life together. Can journalists really be this stupid, or do they just loathe authentic Christianity? Read more »

For a look at your tax dollars at work–peddling ultra-liberal socialist propaganda in opposition to your freedom–where else would you go but National Public Radio (NPR)? The latest target of this “objective” taxpayer-funded “news” outlet: the Tea Party movement. Read more »

As we take one final look back on the almost defunct year of 2009, these are the top 50 articles at Dakota Voice during the year, based on the number of hits they received. Some continued to receive thousands of hits months after they were published, and are relevant and informative even today. Take a walk with us down memory lane as we take one final look back at the events and issues of 2009. Read more »

Fox News has the top nine stories on which the lamestream media took a snooze in 2009. These are stories which by any objective (what the “mainstream” media is supposed to be) estimation should have been among the biggest stories of the year…but were instead hardly heard of outside Fox News, talk radio and the blogosphere. Read more »