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Axis of Right
http://axisofright.com
Axis of Right is a blog reporting on Current Events, Conservative politics, culture, pop culture, sports, religion, and anything else. The authors of the site strive to present thoughtful conservative commentary, along with a sense of humor.
- Added on: Sep 21st, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: MikeJS78
- Listed in: Republican
- Tags: religion sports politics Culture conservatism election 2008
Recent Posts
Kerry’s Revenge on Afghanistan
John “F’in” Kerry* finally gets some revenge on the Bush Administration through a new report on how we missed our chance to get Bin Laden in December 2001 in the mountains around Tora Bora. However, on page 9 of the 49 page file (...
SEALs Face Court-Martial for Fat Lip
More horror stories from the Obama Nation as three Navy SEALs on a special ops mission to seize wanted terrorist Ahmed Hashim Abed are facing court martial for beating up Abed a little before bringing him in. The mission, code named “Operatio...
Happy Thanksgiving!
From all of us here at AOR, we wish you a happy, food-and-family-filled Thanksgiving! Enjoy the turkey, the sometimes crazy conversation, a few football games, and take some time to appreciate those things we should be thankful for in these diffi...
Someone Finally Stood Up to Brian on Family Guy
This post is for conservative Family Guy fans. I used to love Brian the dog. In the first few seasons, he was great comic relief: Peter’s loyal side-kick, a wonderful foil for Stewie, a talking dog with a drinking problem — the possib...
Senate Votes to Debate Health Care Bill
The Senate voted yesterday 60-39 to begin debating Harry Reid’s 2,074 page flaming bag of crap he’s still calling Health Care Reform. Every Democrat, Independent Joe Lieberman and Socialist Bernie Sanders voted to begin the debate. N...
Another “Hack” at Global Warming
Hackers are not very nice people — all that firewall busting and information stealing. It’s a nuisance for the Pentagon and for companies as well as an unwelcome invasion of privacy. But sometimes they expose some interesting things, ...
