nexus

From the Freedom Folks
In this weeks show:
Are ’sanctuary city’ policies deadly? We investigate.
Our interview with Andrew McCarthy, author of the new book Willful Blindness, on the nexus between terrorism and illegal immigration.
100% Preventable! Americans continue to pay the bloody price for open borders. When will the madness end?

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The last thing I want to blog about is sales tax, however, there’s a lot of confusion being twittered and blogged around the Nashvilleosphere today about a “technical correction” measure that is working its way through the Tennessee state legislature.

Last week’s episode of LOST (”The Constant”) answered a lot of questions for me–I thought.  My idea was that the island is the nexus for all possible universes.  This would explain why Jack’s father is alive in the future and Kate is so protective of Aaron.  I think that in the universe they return to Jack’s dad never went to Australia, so Claire was never born, therefore Aaron couldn’t exist.  But Claire came to the island from a universe where

Conservatives in the TN legislature are right to block expanded Pre-K programs. It is not the government’s responsibility to train young children; it is the parent’s determination. Moreover, the Department of Education should be eliminated or greatly limited in scope as well as federal educational requirements which are dictated by conditions placed upon States through the spending clause

Conservatives in the TN legislature are right to block expanded Pre-K programs. It is not the government’s responsibility to train young children; it is the parent’s determination. Moreover, the Department of Education should be eliminated or greatly limited in scope as well as federal educational requirements which are dictated by conditions placed upon States through the spending clause

Hola dear Cream readers, and welcome to a new feature here on the blog. It's called "Things That Annoy Me" and it's about—you guessed it—things that annoy us about the local rock scene, the music industry and life in general. Today, I tackle that rock club stand-by: the obnoxious Drunk Girl.