John Hagee, popular fundamentalist Christian minister, known for professing outrageous things in the public arena, was finally chastised by a political candidate, but not for the many odd things he announces in modern day, but comments he made over a decade ago. I’ve tuned Hagee in on the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBS) for the shear [...]
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What McCain Missed About John Hagee
Posted in 2008 election, philosophy, politics, religion, society on May 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Wright is Wronged, but his Sermons Get History and Race Relations in America Right:Smearing Sound Bytes Poor Substitutes for the Substance of his Sermons, But Suitable for the American Attention Deficit Disorder and Smearing an Inspirational Presidential Candidate
Posted in 2008 election, politics, society, tagged 2008 presidential election, Obama, Reverend Wright on April 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Today, I took an hour to listen to the two sermons by the distinguished Reverend Jeremiah Wright of the Trinity United Church of Christ, from which severely edited snippets were extracted with the sole intent of maligning the good pastor from Chicago, and then to smear Barack Obama, with the negative knee-jerk responses echoed with [...]
An Election is Coming, But Will Change Come With It?
Posted in 2008 election, Blogroll, government, healthcare, political parties, politics on December 2, 2007 | 1 Comment »
The 2008 election is coming. A number of “debates” have already taken place among the plethora of candidates for each of the two parties, but no one who cannot buy their way into the White House is allowed much of a voice. Dennis Kucinich has been a consistent voice for democracy, peace, universal health care [...]
