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Vicki McClure Davidson | February 5, 2012

  How many times did George W. Bush get on his political soapbox before, during, or after a Super Bowl game? Once? Twice? Ever? For the third time since he took office, America can’t escape seeing Barack Obama, the “Everywhere President,” even during the nation’s favorite football game today. Team Obama can never waste an [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | February 4, 2012

  The TSA’s “First Observer Program” has trained 8,000 hot dog vendors, parking lot attendants, and shuttle bus drivers on how to spot terrorists at tomorrow’s Super Bowl XLVI game at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Super Bowl Snitch Brigade — leave your hoodies at home. Reported by Daily Mail, Super Bowl’s line of defence [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | January 23, 2012

  Any bets that some TSA officials are gnashing their teeth that it wasn’t some Nanny-State-loving, Big-Government-endorsing Democrat U.S. senator who had set off a Nashville airport body scanner “anomaly”? Had it been, the news of conservative Republican Sen. Rand Paul’s refusal to a full body pat-down/groin groping from TSA wouldn’t be sweeping Facebook and [...]

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