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Vicki McClure Davidson | March 28, 2012

  A theme park based on French Revolution leader and self-declared Emperor of France Napoleon Bonaparte is being proposed in Montereau, south of Paris, the scene of one of Napoleon’s last victories in 1814. Hopes are that the first stones will be laid in 2014, in tribute of the battle of Montereau’s bicentennial. There are [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | March 27, 2012

  (Turn on mega-snark) In all of Hollywood, there hasn’t been a single senior-citizen actress who hasn’t embraced the enemy and betrayed our American soldiers in Viet Nam. So of course, leftist radical, traitorous, anti-conservative (unless she’s hawking her myriad books or old exercise video DVDs) Jane Fonda has been cast to play former First [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | March 12, 2012

  Historically, impeachments of presidents are rare and are treated seriously. There have been only two in all of US history (Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton), neither of whom received enough votes to be removed from office. Pres. Richard Nixon resigned before impeachment against him began and he was ultimately pardoned by Pres. Gerald Ford. [...]

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