Saturday, December 23, 2006
Buddhists in Congress? Who knew?
In all the uproar over the election of a Muslim to Congress and his decision to use the Koran in his swearing in ceremony, the media have apparently overlooked the election of two Buddhists to Congress. (They've also conveniently forgotten to ask Jewish officeholders what book they've chosen to use in their swearing in ceremonies - I'm betting its not the King James Bible;-) Long live American multiculturalism!
Monday, December 11, 2006
Colorado Confidential :: Weinstein: Christian Soldier Testimonials An Outrage
"My first priority is my faith in God, then my family, and then my country. I share my faith because it describes who I am," Gen. Catton says in the video. "You have many men and women who are seeking God’s council and wisdom as we advise the Chairman and the Secretary of Defense. Hallelujah."
Friday, December 08, 2006
MiamiHerald.com | 12/05/2006 | Disabled boy seeks blankets from state
More Republican government in action...
"State spends thousands of dollars to deprive a boy with disabilities of thermal blankets that cost $360 a year."
"State spends thousands of dollars to deprive a boy with disabilities of thermal blankets that cost $360 a year."
Constitution Party legislator named chairman of House education
Posted on Dec. 7
This is the Republican agenda that they are too scared to campaign on:
"Republican leaders are giving the House Education Committee chairmanship to the Legislature's only third-party member, a Constitution Party lawmaker who opposes more money for public schools."
If you want to fear for your country, read these folk's platform at http://www.constitutionparty.com/.
"Republican leaders are giving the House Education Committee chairmanship to the Legislature's only third-party member, a Constitution Party lawmaker who opposes more money for public schools."
If you want to fear for your country, read these folk's platform at http://www.constitutionparty.com/.
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
Slain Nevada Soldier at Last Gets Wiccan Plaque
I may not be a Wiccan, but this is great news for religious freedom in America. It seems clear to me that soldiers who make the ultimate sacrifice for their country should be able to choose the symbolism for their graves.
Monday, December 04, 2006
Disembowelled, then torn apart: The price of daring to teach girls
"But his life was over, he was part-disembowelled and then torn apart with his arms and legs tied to motorbikes, the remains put on display as a warning to others against defying Taliban orders to stop educating girls."
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