Category Archives: Campaigning
God’s Deadline Looms
At 10:00 am on August 6 at Reliant Stadium in Houston, the conflict between theocracy and democracy will come to a head. One great big pimple. Texas governor Rick Perry is the newest name being tossed around in the Republican … Continue reading
Who is holding the Republicans hostage?
I listened with great care to Mr. Obama’s and Mr. Boehner’s renditions of what is going on. I listened to them again this morning. Here is my opinion of the bottom line. The White House, the House Minority Leader and … Continue reading
Voter Fraud is Not the Issue
Is voter fraud that big a problem? Is the proposed voter-identification law even necessary? One of my regular readers, Gene Crain of Georgia, seems to think so. “I think SB-3 is right on point. We must have voter clarity so … Continue reading
The Anti-Christianity Argument
The discussion of Christianity in America invariably turns to the interpretation of the first words of the Bill of Rights, the Establishment Clause. “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…” There is also … Continue reading
Anchor Baby – Bobby Jindal
The Times-Picayune reported that “Gov. Bobby Jindal arrived in the United States in utero, his mother (was) about three months pregnant.” (Here it comes. Are you ready? Really ready?) Bobby Jindal is an anchor baby and he should not be allowed to … Continue reading
One Political Sourpuss
Columbia, MO by: David Rosman May 1, 2011 There are two things that a public figure, especially one thinking about running for office, must endure. First, political writers will find something negative to say. Second, you will be the … Continue reading
Bidding for Candidates
I feel much better now. Maybe. After the holiday week, during which I mostly wrote, taught and otherwise stayed away from crowds and those blasted fireworks displays (pun intended), I got back to politics and my source of all news, … Continue reading →