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October 20, 2009
 

Committee Rejects Sunday Alcohol Sales — WTF!?

But Sen. Greg Taylor, D-Indianapolis, went further.

"I'm going to stick my neck out here and say that Sunday sales would be a bad thing that would lead to more underage drinking and traffic accidents, while failing to provide any more state tax revenue," he said.
via theindychannel.com

This law is so ridiculous and it is unbelievable that it hasn't been repealed yet. What kind of world do we live in where the government tells you what you can do on specific days of the week?

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September 19, 2009
 

Obama Skipping Fox in Sunday's Talk Show Appearances

Obama is skipping Fox, whose news channel he has said is "entirely devoted to attacking my administration."
via suntimes.com

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September 15, 2009
 

Teabagging Nonsense

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August 4, 2009
 

Interesting Video About the Evolution of Political Satire

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June 28, 2009
 

They brought their guns to church--what's next?

Outside the church a gun totting worshiper said, "nowhere in the Bible does it say you shouldn't own a gun."
via examiner.com

Two things surprise me here:

1. "Gun totting" isn't a hyphenated phrase?
2. I was unaware that Jesus carried a piece.

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May 6, 2009
 

Maine legalizes same-sex marriage - CNN.com

(CNN) -- Same-sex marriage became legal in Maine on Wednesday as Gov. John Baldacci signed a bill less than an hour after the state legislature approved it.

"I have come to believe that this is a question of fairness and of equal protection under the law and that a civil union is not equal to civil marriage," said Baldacci, a Democrat.

via cnn.com

I'm excited that things are really starting to progress regarding this issue!

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