Posted on September 30, 2008 by Reading on Walden Bookstore
First it was Kathleen Parker, a conservative syndicated columnist, who said out loud that “John McCain’s current running mate” must go. What she stated about her was dead on. She makes a strong argument in her defense but concludes with this.
What to do?
McCain can’t repudiate his choice for running mate. He not only risks the [...]
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Posted on September 22, 2008 by Reading on Walden Bookstore
John McCain’s Vice Presidential nominee is lying again. This time the lie is that she is accusing “Obama-Biden Democrats” of lying.
(CNN)— Governor Sarah Palin accused “Obama-Biden Democrats,” of launching a series of unfair attacks against she and her family in a fundraising email sent to supporters Monday.
“Friends, in the course of a few weeks, the [...]
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Posted on September 22, 2008 by Reading on Walden Bookstore
Why on earth John McCain would choose a running mate (I will still refuse to use her name, not even in the “tags”) that isn’t heavy enough to be a lightweight is beyond comprehension. I mean, he could have chosen Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson who would have made a serious, formidable opponent and she [...]
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Posted on September 16, 2008 by Brian LePort
Below is the long awaited final statement from Leo Pardus of de-conversion. When began this debate asking what the practical implication of believing in God are for society. Now we ask why believe or why not believe. Here is Leo’s response:
Why do you believe that your position (atheism/theism) best reflects reality?
Because it seems to make [...]
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Posted on August 2, 2008 by Reading on Walden Bookstore
I give this film, Swing Vote, a “must-see” recommendation for all of you political junkies.
As is my Friday morning routine, I went to the movies. There are few political films out these days (although Oliver Stone will be coming out with “W” soon). Most of the these films, have a strong [...]
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Posted on July 30, 2008 by Reading on Walden Bookstore
Nancy Pelosi has written a memoir, Know Your Power: A Message to America’s Daughters, of being elected the first female House Speaker and how all this came into being. It is a proud moment when she was elevated to House Speaker not only because she is the first female to be elected to this prestigious, [...]
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Posted on June 26, 2008 by Lance
The authors of Going Down Bitter in the Hinterlands will begin to guest blog once a week or so for the Political Inquirer. Check their site out! The Hinterlands blog is full of insightful posts and longer commentary relevant to not only politics but also sports, business, family, society etc..
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In defense of Caroline Kennedy, the next United States Senator from the state of New York
I am more than a little irritated with this Caroline Kennedy controversy. What is the issue? Qualifications some say. Nonsense. Caroline Kennedy attended and graduated from Radcliffe College. She also went on to receive a law degree from Columbia Law School. And that would be enough to qualify a person for the United States Senate.
But [...]
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