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By J.M.Z
Senior Political Correspondent
The liberals keep putting the issue of race into the election mix, now don’t they? Despite the incorrectly accepted notion that Democrats are the more tolerant party they keep having racism festering in and around their primary race.
This unsavory constant took another nasty turn last week when Senator Clinton informed the media [...]

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BY J.M.Z
I detest movies, well at least most of them. Most of the things produced out of Hollywood is a waste of time ( a bit like reading this website actually). So as result of my hate of film my good friends at film is pwn naturally asked me to review movies whenever [...]

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By J.M.Z - The Movie Snob
MOVIE REVIEW - Donkey Kong - Fist Full of Quarters.
(rated PG for minor adult themed image, and the fact you will want to make fun of these people as you watch it.)
People have a general infinity with the underdog.
Whether it is Rocky, or with Daniel LaRusso, (we loved it [...]

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By J.M.Z
Senior Political Correspondent
BOOK REVIEW - Dreams from My Father
Senator Obama’s victory in the democratic primaries (c’mon Hill. just because West Virginia does not know it, does not mean the rest of the nation is as blind) voters who have not completely been sucked into the Obamania (they love you yeah, yeah, yeah) are [...]

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By J.M.Z
Senior Political Correspondent

I would like to acknowledge and recognize Congressman Bob Barr’s brave attempt (It is a foolhardy attempt- Alan Keyes) to run for President.

Running under the Libertarian banner, Congressman Barr is facing an uphill battle . He is facing an unfairly discerning world that dares to discriminate against him.

Sure an African [...]

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By J.M.Z
Senior Political Correspondent
Senator Obama democratic primary victory appears to be finally at hand. Though the writing has been scribbled on the preverbal wall months ago, even if the Senator from New York has yet to get the memo.
Obama’s camp will make their victory about their substantive call for change, or hope (or the [...]

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