While doing some research into the substantial influence of the Christian Right in politics these days, I came across an allegation that John McCain had supported a bill while in the Senate in 2005 that would have reformed the regulations … Continue reading →
If any of you have any doubts about the real Sarah Palin, read this essay by David Talbot, on Salon.com. I am giving you the link because, according to the message at the bottom of the page on the Salon … Continue reading →
Several days ago, I stumbled across a pretty definitive display of the racial hatred that infects some people in this country. At the Values Voters Summit, held in Washington, D.C. (hosted by the Family Research Council) this past weekend (September … Continue reading →
Wall Street Socialists By Amy Goodman The financial crisis gripping the U.S. has the largest banks and insurance companies begging for massive government bailouts. The banking, investment, finance and insurance industries, long the foes of taxation, now need money from … Continue reading →
For those who are interested in actually reading the Illinois law that Sen. Barack Obama voted for, here is the link to read it. I would like to stress the phrase in the last sentence: “that Obama voted for”. He … Continue reading →
Much attention has been given to Gov. Palin’s membership in the NRA and her use of firearms to hunt with (as opposed to, say, bow-hunting). I’ve never been clear on the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, which states: … Continue reading →
Continuing the previous post, and with tongue still firmly in cheek regarding the titles of these two posts, I would like to now define a Conservative. Again, this post relies on the observations of Mr. Sullivan, who is the author … Continue reading →
Since it seems as though it has been “open season” on Liberals for quite a long time, I think it is way past time to define what it is that is so horrible that electing Liberals will lead to the … Continue reading →
A friend sent me this essay and, while I wouldn’t necessarily vote for Ron Paul, I have to say that this pretty much sums up my feelings about the political scene in our country in 2008. I don’t know who … Continue reading →
I just finished watching a 30 minute video of the campaign stop of John McCain and Sarah Palin in Colorado Springs. Or should I say, I watched half of the video, for the first 15 minutes featured Sarah Palin praising … Continue reading →