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Nuclear Regulatory Commission spokesman Neil Sheehan receives this weeks award for the most obvious observation, when he explained that Halliburton’s four-month delay in reporting the loss of nuclear material “did not comply with notification requirements.”
Read moreFor a president who claims to be decisive, George Bush has shown an appalling lack of leadership when it comes to North Korea. This week, after four years of vacillation, indecision and hesitancy from the White House, North Korea announced it has nuclear weapons.
Read moreFor several years now, there has been a case on-going in Florida Courts and the state legislature that is, on its face, a case about the right to die and end-of-life decisions. However, it has occurred to me, this is a prime example of the Republican?s hypocrisy over marriage and a number of the moral issues of today.
Read moreJust a few days ago, I wrote about how stupid the world had become with James Dobson and his Focus
Read moreIt hasn’t taken long for the Bushies to take up and start trying to play the race card. Interesting, as its something the right continuously criticizes Democrats for doing.
Read moreDear President Bush – Congratulations on your victory over all us non-evangelicals. Actually, we’re a bit ticked off here in California, so we’re leaving.
Read moreWe’ve gone from the Christian Rights concern about Barney’s (the purple dinosaur) sexual orientation, to Jerry Falwell’s obsession with Teletubby Tinky Winky’s handbag to now having James Dobson of Focus On the Family claiming Spongebob Squarepants is complicit in advancing the homosexual agenda.
Read moreOver the past two weeks the U.S. Senate has been conducting the confirmation hearings for Alberto Gonzales and Condi Rice.
Read moreInformation about an idea I had for a special project. The Palma Ceia United Methodist Church Barnabas Project. A way to use weblogs to pay tribute to people that provided inspiration in our lives.
Read moreSo what’s this year going to be all about. Most certainly this is going to be a year of change for me.
Read moreThe Bush administration is planning a massive expansion of covert military efforts in the war on terror, veteran journalist Seymour Hersh charges in The New Yorker, and has for months been carrying out secret reconnaissance missions in preparation for possible air strikes in Iran.
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