By John on Nov 9, 2006 in Congress, Politics, Presidency, War | 0 Comments
As I’m sure everyone has heard by now, Rumsfeld finally resigned. If there’s ever been a good riddance, it’s this one. We can only hope the guy will disappear completely from public life. It also looks like John Bolton is on short time as the UN Ambassador.
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By John on Oct 19, 2006 in Constitution, Politics, Presidency | 0 Comments
Keith Olbermann, on his MSNBC show, has often offered some very insightful special comments at the end of his broadcast. Yesterday’s was especially poignant, so I wanted to share the transcript with you.
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By John on Mar 23, 2006 in Congress, Fun Stuff, Humor, Politics, Presidency | 1 Comment
Shattering The Myth Of White Supremacy
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By John on Mar 2, 2006 in General, Politics, Presidency, Weather | 0 Comments
It turns out that George Bush wasn’t being completely honest explaining the federal government’s response to Katrina. I know this will come as a big shock to many of you, but when W said that no one thought it would be as bad as it was, and no one could have anticipated the levee breach, he wasn’t telling the whole truth.
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By John on Sep 12, 2005 in Politics, Religion, Right Wingnuts, Society, Weather | 0 Comments
I thought I would make this post about Katrina, and try to move on to other things. It is a horrible disaster, and we all need to know what is going on, and understand how over government agencies are (or are not) responding to this disaster. That being said, I think there’s some fatigue to all the coverage.
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By John on Jun 16, 2005 in Politics, Religion, Society | 1 Comment
I felt compelled to write another to the U.S. Methodist Bishops. My friend Glenda chastised me, saying I was going to cause them to just start deleting my messages. Indeed, at least two already do that (I request a read receipt). But as I told her, I can’t stop them from doing that, but I feel an obligation to try to move them. I can only do what I can do, and they will only do what they feel compelled to do.
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