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31 October 2006

Carnival of Homeschooling

If anyone is interested in homeschooling, there is a blog carnival that is published weekly, featuring links to lots of informative posts from blogging homeschool parents.
The host blog changes weekly, but you can always find the current carnival at the blog that started it all, this week’s host Why Homeschool. (Of course, you can […]

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31 October 2006

A Note to Angry Republicans from Dennis Prager

In the continuing struggle to decide how to vote next week (actually sooner, probably, since I have an absentee ballot), here is a compelling piece by Dennis Prager, from today’s Town Hall.
I hope this is not a copyright violation, but I am going to post the whole thing here.
Note to angry Republicans: Stay angry, but […]

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30 October 2006

Just a Few Things

I hope to get a longer post up later. I’ve been busy with Halloween preparations today. I am having a little party for the kids instead of taking them out for ticks and treats.
Burlington Vermont Daily News & Post
Kevin Ryan, who ran for the Republican nomination for Mayor in Burlington last election, has […]

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28 October 2006

One More Lt. Gov. Post

Okay, this is the last thing I am going to post on the Lieutenant Governor race, I think. There are many other races I want to get into. (Oh, and Bob just came in with my absentee ballot! Yeah!)
Today the Burlington Free Press Editorial Board endorsed Matt Dunne. Their endorsement can be […]

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27 October 2006

The Vermont Tradition of Part-Time Politicians

I want to address, more thoroughly, the tactic of the Matt Dunne campaign of trying to paint Lieutenant Governor Brian Dubie as a slacker for only being a part-time lt. governor.
People are focusing on the salary of the lt. governor instead of the history of the office. I have always known the lt. governor […]

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26 October 2006

SR Takes on VDB

In today’s Vermont Daily Briefing, VDB expresses his frustration at Martha Rainville’s failure to sit down for an interview with the clearly left-leaning, anti-Rainville blog. Imagine that.

Okay, full disclosure: we were a smidgin disappointed when you guys cancelled the interview we’d spent a few months discussing. If we’d known that our coverage of […]

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25 October 2006

Jeffords Endorses Douglas

Just when you think you know what’s what, someone comes along and throws a curve-ball at you.
Politics Vermont is reporting that Jumpin’ Jim Jeffords, best known in liberal-Democratic circles across the country for screwing the Republican Party hard in 2001, has come out with an endorsement for Republican Governor Jim Douglas. (Here is a […]

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25 October 2006

Long Time No Blog

I feel bad that I haven’t updated in a while. I know what a bummer it is to go to one of my favorite blogs and find it hasn’t been updated. Of course, that assumes this is a favorite blog of somebody.
I haven’t really had a lot of time for some reason. Oh yeah, I […]

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21 October 2006

Am I a Crunchy Con?

A while back, She’s Right reader VermontPaleocon, who now is actually a New York Paleocon, opined that I might be a Crunchy Con because I am into natural and organic food, beauty products, cleaners, and so forth.
He suggested I check out Rod Dreher’s book, “Crunchy Cons: How Birkenstocked Burkeans, gun-loving organic gardeners, evangelical free-range farmers, […]

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20 October 2006

The She’s Right Friday Extra

I haven’t had a lot of time to blog, but I have a few topics I would like to talk about, so I am going to do a Vermont Hum-style post with multiple topics. My titles will not be as clever, though. And sorry, no Five Corners Update.
Wal-mart Can’t Win
Wal-Mart announced yesterday that it will […]

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