Michael Kraskin

Politics Dailies - June 19, 2009

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Happy 30th Birthday to the Alliance for Justice!

Barack Obama hits the campaign trail just a few years too early...

I was forced to read a book on my morning commute because my favorite podcast was nowhere to be found.

Can you spot all the horrible jokes on Bo the White House dog's baseball card? Hint: there are at least 3...

Gang Green: A lighter take on the Iranian green revolution.

The Reader's Digest denies moving to the right. It's just going to "focus on the 'back to basics' of family and home. "

Meghan McCain and a very tiny and angry looking elephant take a stand against Prop 8.

And I leave you for the weekend with a video about smoking lettuce featuring (inadvertantly) our own Matt Lewis (warning: the s-word is used once, so it's kind of NSFW):

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10:33PM Jun 19th 2009

Kraskin is apparently trying to reveal himself as yet another Soros groomed propagandist, working for Politics Daily, with his hearty happy birthday to the far left Alliance for Justice. Google: Discover the Networks, and learn about the long, corrupting tentacles of Soros, democrat party puppetmaster.

Politics Daily cites Soros founded, and funded, political stealth groups with disturbing frequency. No wonder they had to get rid of all of the old Political Machine writers, they weren't part of Soros's machine.

Alliance for Justice is not interested in justice for all, just for the leftist agenda.

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