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McCain, what might his election mean?

No Comments Yet | Posted by Paul on June 29th, 2008 in Election, Republican

I was just reading a newspaper article today about the Supreme Court and what influence the next President will probably have. Toss another brick for McCain onto the scale of the presidential election. Take a look at the article, it’s pretty short:
http://www.currentargus.com/ci_9731416

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Duh!?! And Other Interesting Stuff

First, the Duh!
Gay men get HIV, and they’re getting it faster. 12% faster, says a new CDC report.
And of course, to remind those hotheads whose brains have boiled out: HIV is the disease the US Government released in Africa to desimate the black population.
The rest of us know it’s transmitted by homosexual relations between men. [...]

Global Warming: How should we approach the subject?

1 Comment | Posted by Paul on June 26th, 2008 in America, Election, Global Warming, I, Pandora

It’s been a while since I’ve posted but recently I’ve been writing a fair amount about a variety of issues. So hopefully these next several posts are thought provoking. I would greatly appreciate any feedback or thoughts you may have about the arguments and/or writing style of my posts. That being said, [...]

McCain? Obama? What’s a small government conservative to do?

3 Comments | Posted by Paul on June 25th, 2008 in Democrats, Election, Government, Republican

For those of you who aren’t interested in politics, let me give you three reasons why you should care enough to vote in the general election for president:
1. Human life is at stake. If you believe that the unborn are human being made in teh image of God, then you should care about who will [...]

Re-Introducing Relativism

2 Comments | Posted by matthew on June 24th, 2008 in Chicago, Democrats, Election, Politics

David Limbaugh, the less bombastic, more correct brother of that dynamic duo (oh to be a fly on the wall during their childhood), has written an article regarding Barak Hussein Obama’s “reintroduction” to the American populace.
First with Gore, we joked about Gore Version 2.0 and 3.5, etc.
Then with Kerry, we just joked.
And now Obama. Following [...]

Obama The Corrupt

5 Comments | Posted by matthew on June 9th, 2008 in America, Chicago, Choices, Democrats, Election, Government

If you live somewhere besides Chicago, you probably thought political machines were things of the past. With the fall of political operator Tony Rezko, friend and business dealing buddy of Barak Hussein Obama, the truth is once again brought to light: the dirtiest of politics are still being played and are still the keys to [...]

Obama Pro Post-Birth Abortion

2 Comments | Posted by matthew on June 7th, 2008 in Abortion, America, Children, Culture, Democrats, Election

A friend’s status on Facebook spotted by American Texan caught my attention.
Now that we know who the two main options are in the United States presidential election, we need to know where they stand. This election will be, for conservatives, very much a lesser of two evils election.
I’m not one who likes to use that [...]

All Kinds Of Ugly

There are several things which caught my eye today, so consider this another installment of I, Pandora’s “Around The World”.
First, from the pen of Thomas Sowell comes an essay on race politics: “Mascot Politics“:
Years ago, when Jack Greenberg left the NAACP Legal Defense Fund to become a professor at Columbia University, he announced that he [...]

McCain On The Judiciary, More Reasons To Vote

I like this part of him, and for this reason we conservatives ought to do what we must to quell our gag reflexes and vote McCain into office.
In a speech on his philosophy and standards regarding the Supreme Court of the United States, John McCain specifically referenced Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Justice Samuel A. [...]

Why I Will Vote This Election

1 Comment | Posted by matthew on May 6th, 2008 in America, Choices, Election

Because I don’t take politics too seriously.
I sympathize with Ms. Green: there is nobody I really like out there right now.
I am a moral absolutist, an incurable optimist, and purist, and an artist. I deal in complex absolutes and relish it.
Politics is not about absolutes though. Politics is the business compromise.
The goal of politics is [...]

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