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A bomb threat was called in to Grace Church allegedly by some of the gay activistsbefore the Pastor's Summit on Marriage. (WCCO.com) Eden Prairie, Minn. Grace Church, where Minnesota pastors and church leaders are discussing their support of a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, was evacuated Thursday morning because of a security threat.

Police said the church received a phone call around 10:30 a.m. from a man who asked if Grace Church was where the pastors' summit was being held. When the church told the caller yes, the caller said there was a bomb at the church, police said.

More than 300 people were evacuated from the church. Police searched the premises and allowed everyone back inside after about 20 minutes.
Eden Prairie police tell 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that someone called the Grace Church around 10:30 a.m. and asked if this is where the pastors' summit is being held. The person in the church said yes, and the caller then said that there is a bomb in the church, according to police. (kstp.com)

A bomb threat was called in to Grace Church allegedly by some of the gay activistsbefore the Pastor's Summit on Marriage. (WCCO.com) Eden Prairie, Minn. Grace Church, where Minnesota pastors and church leaders are discussing their support of a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, was evacuated Thursday morning because of a security threat.

Police said the church received a phone call around 10:30 a.m. from a man who asked if Grace Church was where the pastors' summit was being held. When the church told the caller yes, the caller said there was a bomb at the church, police said.

More than 300 people were evacuated from the church. Police searched the premises and allowed everyone back inside after about 20 minutes.
Eden Prairie police tell 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that someone called the Grace Church around 10:30 a.m. and asked if this is where the pastors' summit is being held. The person in the church said yes, and the caller then said that there is a bomb in the church, according to police. (kstp.com)

Rush Limbaugh 12-23-05
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RUSH: Jack, Portland, Connecticut, nice to have you, sir. You're up first today.
CALLER: Rush, dittos from a long-time listener from the deep blue state of Connecticut.
RUSH: Thank you, sir.
CALLER: In the Washington Post, there's an article about the fact that Nancy Pelosi has threatened to remove members of her party from positions of various committees because they sided with the Republicans. When are Frist and Hastert going to start maybe doing the same thing with some of our wayward Republicans?

RUSH: I don't think it will ever happen. I can't see it happening. That's not who we are.

Rush Limbaugh 12-23-05
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RUSH: Jack, Portland, Connecticut, nice to have you, sir. You're up first today.
CALLER: Rush, dittos from a long-time listener from the deep blue state of Connecticut.
RUSH: Thank you, sir.
CALLER: In the Washington Post, there's an article about the fact that Nancy Pelosi has threatened to remove members of her party from positions of various committees because they sided with the Republicans. When are Frist and Hastert going to start maybe doing the same thing with some of our wayward Republicans?

RUSH: I don't think it will ever happen. I can't see it happening. That's not who we are.

By Josh Wilkening -- North Statesman Staff Writer

For candidates, political operatives and the politically interested, there are few tools more heeded and valuable than the political poll. What is a poll? It’s the result of random (at least supposedly) survey of voters in a given area designed to measure support for a position or candidate at specific point and time. Over time, polls conducted in the same way are valuable for discerning movement toward or away from the specified candidate or position.

In recent years, certain types of polls have fallen into disrepute for various reasons. For those disenchanted with polls as reported by the media, there is a growing phenomenon that might well be a better predictor of electoral success: the political futures market.

By Josh Wilkening -- North Statesman Staff Writer

For candidates, political operatives and the politically interested, there are few tools more heeded and valuable than the political poll. What is a poll? It’s the result of random (at least supposedly) survey of voters in a given area designed to measure support for a position or candidate at specific point and time. Over time, polls conducted in the same way are valuable for discerning movement toward or away from the specified candidate or position.

In recent years, certain types of polls have fallen into disrepute for various reasons. For those disenchanted with polls as reported by the media, there is a growing phenomenon that might well be a better predictor of electoral success: the political futures market.

This is great news for all who love freedom, fight for traditional values, support the Constitution of the United States, and strive to retain American sovereignty. We now have a champion in the P2008 race!

As originally seen on StarTelegram.com, 01/11/07 athttp://www.dfw.com/mld/startelegram/news/state/16438882.htm:

Texas Congressman Ron Paul files for GOP presidential bid

OE STINEBAKER
Associated Press

HOUSTON - Ron Paul, the iconoclastic nine-term congressman from southeast Texas, took the first step Thursday toward launching a second presidential bid in 2008, this time as a Republican.

Paul filed incorporation papers in Texas on Thursday to create a presidential exploratory committee that allows him and his supporters to collect money on behalf of his bid. This will be Paul's second try for the White House; he was the Libertarian nominee for president in 1988.

This is great news for all who love freedom, fight for traditional values, support the Constitution of the United States, and strive to retain American sovereignty. We now have a champion in the P2008 race!

As originally seen on StarTelegram.com, 01/11/07 athttp://www.dfw.com/mld/startelegram/news/state/16438882.htm:

Texas Congressman Ron Paul files for GOP presidential bid

OE STINEBAKER
Associated Press

HOUSTON - Ron Paul, the iconoclastic nine-term congressman from southeast Texas, took the first step Thursday toward launching a second presidential bid in 2008, this time as a Republican.

Paul filed incorporation papers in Texas on Thursday to create a presidential exploratory committee that allows him and his supporters to collect money on behalf of his bid. This will be Paul's second try for the White House; he was the Libertarian nominee for president in 1988.

by Bob Nesbit

Gary Benoit, editor for The New American bi-weekly news magazine, recently stated, "The American people did not vote the rascals out of office on election day so much as they shifted power to another group of rascals. That's happened in the past, such as during the Republican Revolution of 1994 and it will continue to happen--until the American people insist that their elected officials abide by the Constitution, regardless of party label."

Nancy Pelosi, new Democratic Speaker of the House of Representatives, is telling us how her party is going to focus on ethics and clean things up in Washington . If you believe that I have some prime real estate I'll sell you down in the Florida Everglades.

Legislative items the Democratic Congress will be pushing include re-instating the military draft, raising the minimum wage, universal national healthcare, President Bush's guest worker (read: amnesty) program for illegal aliens, same-sex marriage, expanded abortion rights, mostly unconstitutional and ungodly legislation.

by Bob Nesbit

Gary Benoit, editor for The New American bi-weekly news magazine, recently stated, "The American people did not vote the rascals out of office on election day so much as they shifted power to another group of rascals. That's happened in the past, such as during the Republican Revolution of 1994 and it will continue to happen--until the American people insist that their elected officials abide by the Constitution, regardless of party label."

Nancy Pelosi, new Democratic Speaker of the House of Representatives, is telling us how her party is going to focus on ethics and clean things up in Washington . If you believe that I have some prime real estate I'll sell you down in the Florida Everglades.

Legislative items the Democratic Congress will be pushing include re-instating the military draft, raising the minimum wage, universal national healthcare, President Bush's guest worker (read: amnesty) program for illegal aliens, same-sex marriage, expanded abortion rights, mostly unconstitutional and ungodly legislation.