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Here's some things you may have missed:

-- Cool website - www.howobamagotelected.com. I signed up for their mailing list. If you're a Sarah Palin supporter, you've probably already found it and I'm woefully behind!

-- Git-R-Done brought Jose Serrano's 1/6/09 attempt to amend the Constitution to my attention (along with a lot of others). Here's a blog about it: Amendment to Constitution to repeal 22nd Article: Remove Presidential term limits

-- Sarah is going to be a guest on Glenn Beck's new Fox News program on Monday at 5 p.m.

-- More Magazine: Palin is a plus for women
posted by Josh Painter at Sarah Palin for President
More magazine - which bills itself as "celebrating women 40+" - will have no less than three articles about Governor Sarah Palin of Alaska in its next issue. Each one addresses the question, "Is Sarah Pali...

-- Are you a Reagan Conservative?
Posted by Angela at Domestic Divapalooza
Kathryn Tyler has published a petition that is calling up all of your Reagan Conservatives out there. It’s a petition that demands true conservative leadership. Why has this petition been established? Beca...

-- Al Jazeera Signs Deal to Air Throughout U.S.
Friday, January 16, 2009 7:17 AM
NEW YORK - The Al Jazeera Network plans to announce on Thursday that it has signed a deal to run its news on Worldfocus, a syndicated nightly news program produced in New York and distributed throughout the United States.
http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/al_jazeera_air_us/2009/01/16/172035.html?s=al&promo_code=77D1-1

-- Michelle Obama's "Job" Eliminated
posted by Admin1/obamanation at An Obama Nation.Net
Ace of Spades HQ reports: Michelle Obama's $300,000 "Job" at a Hospital Obama Got Earmarks for So Scary-Important It's Eliminated As She Departs, With No Replacement Sought Get the story. Chicago Daily O...

-- Times Watch (watching the New York Times)

Inauguration Hypocrisy: NYT Chided Bush Gala, but Obamans Free to Party
What happened to the paper's 2005 anti-Bush criticism of a "lavish inaugural celebration in a time of war"?
Neil MacFarquhar, Still Taking Sides in the Middle East
Reporter Neil MacFarquhar sneaks in his trademark Palestinian advocacy in a story about Susan Rice's Senate confirmation hearings.
Guantanamo Bay's "Seemingly Endless Supply of Embarrassments"
Jumping on remarks by a Pentagon official regarding Guantanamo Bay, reporter William Glaberson takes a broad view of "torture" and dismisses as "public relations" the idea that detainees released from the prison return to fight against the U.S.

-- Two articles on Obama & Same-Sex Marriage (one a link, the other posted fully as it came in a Family Research Council newsletter without link to actual article)

Obama Backs Same-Sex "Marriage". By Peter Sprigg
In recent weeks, there has been a spate of stories suggesting that Barack Obama has begun moving to the center. On issues ranging from the Iraq war to terrorist surveillance to gun control, Obama has been moderating some of his previous liberal positions. http://www.frcaction.org/get.cfm?i=WX08H01

The Truth Comes Out--Obama Backed Homosexual Marriage
When Barack Obama was running for president, he said he opposed same-sex "marriage," favoring civil unions instead. But in 1996, when he first ran for the Illinois state senate, a Chicago "gay" newspaper reported that Obama supported same-sex "marriage." This week a successor paper, the Windy City Times, published specific documentation regarding Obama's earlier stance. A candidate questionnaire by IMPACT, a homosexual political action group, proposed a resolution that "the state should not interfere with same-gender couples who choose to marry and share fully and equally in the rights responsibilities and commitment of civil marriage." Obama wrote, apparently in his own hand, "I would support such a resolution." A month later, Obama sent to Outlines a typed letter, over his own signature, stating, "I favor legalizing same-sex marriages, and would fight efforts to prohibit such marriages." Obama's professed opposition to redefining marriage was never very credible, given his much stronger opposition to every effort to defend marriage. If American voters had understood Obama's real views, his candidacy for president might have gone the way of other open supporters of same-sex "marriage"--like Mike Gravel and Dennis Kucinich. Does concealing one's real beliefs to gain political advantage represent "change we can believe in?"