From the book "The State vs. The People" by Claire Wolfe.

Demands for "diversity" as expressed in government quotas, corporate hiring policies, and discriminatory academic admission policies are actually anti-diversity. This version of diversity says "everyone should look different but think alike."

Is this an advertisement to get us to buy the book, or do you intend to support this opinion with actual examples?

Thinking alike is for ants. True diversity is diversity of thought and opinion.

Think for yourself.

Agreeing with others is not bad IF you arrived there independently.

"Thinking Alike" is a herd mentality fit only for Sheep.

Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

Friday was a day of true disgrace for the Democratic Party – led by the increasingly irrational Ted Kennedy, who voted against President Bush's funding request for our operation in Iraq. He wasn't alone.

Presidential candidates John Edwards and John Kerry were right there with him, as was the congressional gargoyle Dennis Kucinich. Wesley Clark and Howard Dean couldn't vote, but they did ring in to assure an anxious country that they most certainly would have voted no if they had just had the opportunity to do so.

Kennedy, Kerry, Edwards and every other politician who voted against this funding request were sending strong messages to our troops in Iraq, their families at home, to Saddam Hussein and his supporters, Islamic terrorists, the international community and to their fellow Americans. The message was not one of support or encouragement – it was one of abandonment and cowardice.

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Neal Boortz is an author and nationally syndicated libertarian talk-show host. Full disclosure compels him to reveal that he is also a "reformed" attorney who is being paid massive amounts of money in exchange for his promise not to actually practice law any more.

His book, "The Terrible Truth About Liberals" questions the true definitions of democracy and racism to challenging the entire social security system -- and provides fresh insights into nagging social and political issues.

Nailed it right on the head.

The reductions were passed by a majority of Republican Congressmen and signed by a Republican ChickenHawk President.

Go Team!

Support our Troops!

Fucking Hypocrites!

...judith's description of librarians as "bootlickers to the State".

Hee hee!

Judith has some serious issues with authority, doesn't she?