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March, 2009

  1. Paging the Gang of 14

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    March 18, 2009 by Tyson Wynn

    Back when the Republican-controlled Senate talked about giving President Bush’s judicial nominees a straight up-or-down, simple majority consent vote rather
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  2. KRMG Simulcasts on 102.3 FM

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    March 16, 2009 by Tyson Wynn

    The big announcement from the Big KMR today is that it’s AM signal will now be simulcast on the 50,000-watt
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  3. Where Else Could It Go?

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    March 13, 2009 by Tyson Wynn

    Douglas E. Schoen and Scott Rasmussen report at the Wall Street Journal: Overall, Rasmussen Reports shows a 56%-43% approval, with
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  4. Sooner or Later, You’re Talking about Real Money

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    March 12, 2009 by Tyson Wynn

    Ever wonder just how much a trillion dollars is? It will suprise you when you see it in comparison to
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  5. Dereliction of Duty

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    March 7, 2009 by Tyson Wynn

    Over on the American Thinker Blog, Lance Fairchok reports what we already know. There is collusion between the political and
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  6. An Homage to Mr. Harvey

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    March 4, 2009 by Tyson Wynn

    As a long-time fan of Paul Harvey, I wanted to do something in his honor. As an homage, I created
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