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Monthly Archives: March 2016
More Independents Than Republicans or Democrats
According to a Gallup poll conducted in January, 42% of American voters consider themselves Independent, 29% Democrat, and 26% Republican. This reflects in part the continually abysmal approval ratings for Congress, which have bounced back and forth between 10% and … Continue reading
Republican Rejection of Common Decency
Yes, I know Republican leaders are scrambling to find ways to stop Trump. I’m glad they have enough common sense to realize what a disastrous leader he would be, but I do not think for a moment that they oppose … Continue reading
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Tagged Republican Deceit, Republican Fund Raising, Republicans, Trump
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What’s Wrong with today’s Republicans?
I have a deep admiration for Abraham Lincoln and the more I study his presidency, the deeper my respect. He was the first Republican president and so, we might think, the Republican Party must be building on the foundations Lincoln … Continue reading
Disgust Might Slip into Fear
Trump has fostered violence. For every time he says he does not condone violence, there must be 20 or more times when he has overtly, blatantly encouraged it. One of the most offensive of his statements has been his idea … Continue reading
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Tagged Conservatives, Guns at Convention, Lincoln, Republicans, Trump, Trump a Loser, Trump predicts riots
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Book Review: “The Dawkins Delusion?”
A few days ago, I picked up and scanned through a book I first read 8 years ago — Alister McGrath’s The Dawkins Delusion. Obviously, it is a response to the 2006 book by Richard Dawkins called The God Delusion. … Continue reading
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Tagged Atheism, Dawkins, Dawkins Delusion, Fundamentalism, God Delusion, Science, Theology
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Obama and the Nobel Peace Prize
President Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in October of 2009, about nine months after taking office. The prize was oddly premature since he had not actually accomplished anything tangible. Why was it given? I believe it was a … Continue reading
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Tagged McConnell, Nobel Peace Prize, Obama, Republicans, Respect for America, Trump
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Trump Consults with a Fool
An interviewer, aware that Trump has a very tiny storehouse of actual information about domestic or international issues, asked a question which has been raised by many others: “Who are you consulting with consistently so that you’re ready on day … Continue reading
Fox News Shows Off Its IQ Again
One of the bright lights on Fox News has these comments about Obama’s nominee for the Supreme Court. See if you can follow the bizarre “logic” by which, as always among conservatives, Obama must always be wrong no matter what … Continue reading
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Tagged Elena Kagan, Fox News, Garland, Mike Hayes, Napolitano, Obama, SCOTUS, sonya Sotomayor, Supreme Court Nominee, US Supreme Court
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“Let the People Decide”
One of the innumerable signs of blatant hypocrisy and downright dishonesty on the part of the Republican party these days is the current argument against considering the President’s nominee for the Supreme Court. “We think there should be no nominee … Continue reading