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  Why are those atheists attacking baby jesus?

  12.08.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on Why are those atheists attacking baby jesus?

  An interesting report from the local news station over the atheist sign in the state capitol along side the nativity scene. While the report is professional, there are some interesting “key” words used like extremist. Perhaps the good people of Washington should examine the policy to have religious symbols displayed in public buildings in the […]

• Politics

  Nativity Scene

  12.06.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on Nativity Scene

  In Olympia, Washington, at a public building, there is a nativity display present. The other display present is the image to the right, placed there by the Freedom From Religion Foundation. It’s causing quite a stir and the thing I can’t figure out is, why? If a nativity display is accepted, why isn’t a sign […]

• Media, Politics

  Leadership on Display

  11.15.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  It’s too soon to tell, but I believe based on early evidence we’ve got a winner in “that one.” Getting out, being visible, and setting the tone are all essential. Like FDR who embraced the technology of radio for “fireside chats” and Kennedy who embraced the technology of television to bring more of the non-verbal […]

• Commentary, Politics

  Olbermann on Prop 8

  11.12.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on Olbermann on Prop 8

  Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

• Humor, Politics

  Listless Obama Supporters with Election Hangover

  11.08.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on Listless Obama Supporters with Election Hangover

  HT: Bruce This killed me, I laughed and laughed. Mr. Obama, I do have hope and am happy about the change, but you’ve got to realize that you’re now fair game. Well done ONN. Obama Win Causes Obsessive Supporters To Realize How Empty Their Lives Are

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