The New York Times vs. Helms, Part 529,876

July 10, 2008 The New York Times vs. Helms, Part 529,876 By Ann Coulter Share Your Comments Last Friday, on the Fourth of July, the great American patriot Jesse Helms passed away. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson also went to their great reward on Independence Day, so this is further proof of God.   Helms is now the second great American patriot I've always wanted to meet and never will, at least in this lifetime. The only other one is the magnificent Reagan aide Lyn Nofziger. (Wikipedia quote: "I sometimes lie awake at night trying to think of something funny that Richard Nixon said.") (Continued Below) Sponsored Content OUTRAGE!! Billion-dollar drug company hides astounding discovery of a natural cancer killer. 10,000 times stronger than chemo-but without the side effects! One pharmaceutical company actually made the 'discovery of the century' - a miracle breakthrough that could save you or someone you love from the ravages of cancer. But... They hid the secret for SEVEN FULL YEARS...with no plans to tell anyone about it ever! Why? Because the substance they found is completely natural... so they couldn't take out a patent on it. Until one brave researcher came forward to break the silence-and tell the world about this true cancer cure. Click here to read the full story of this astounding breakthrough-and the dozens of other underground cures not yet available to mainstream medicine... After a week of hundreds of Helms obituaries -- one or two of which were not completely dishonest -- I will mention just a few items that were not addressed or given sufficient attention.   The two most obsessively discussed topics among Senate staffers are: (1) Who is the stupidest senator? (Sen. Barbara Boxer pulled into the lead when Sen. Lincoln Chafee retired), and (2) which senators are beastly and which are wonderful to their staff?   When I worked in the Senate in the '90s, the two senators famous for being absolute princes to work for were Sen. Helms and -- it pains me to tell you this, so you know it has to be true -- Sen. Teddy Kennedy. (He was so nice to his staffers, he frequently offered them rides home in his car after parties.) Click here to continue reading Ann Coulter's column Sponsored Content "The Single Best Income Strategy Ever Created" That's how millionaire S&A analyst Jeff Clark describes his unique approach to collecting 'unclaimed dividends' as often as every 30 days. How does he do it? This full report describes all the details, and explains why you should get in on this opportunity by Thursday, July 10th. Learn more by clicking here.

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