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75% of Baghdad areas now secure
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Susan Johnson
Amazing! About 75% of Baghdad’s neighborhoods are now secure, a dramatic increase from 8% a year ago when President Bush ordered more troops to the capital, U.S. military figures show. The military classifies 356 of Baghdad’s 474 neighborhoods in the “control” or “retain” category of its four-tier security rating system, meaning enemy activity in those…
Sen. Grassley continues his push against prosperity gospel ministers
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Susan Johnson
I still think this is overreach and the ministers should tell Grassley that it’s to be expected that a name and claim it pastor has to spend money to attract followers.They preach that God blesses the believer with material wealth, so shouldn’t the pastor who spreads this gospel be blessed abundantly? How are you going…
What do you think about the mix of religion and politics in this year’s election?
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Susan Johnson
New poll up at beliefnet. Go check it out. I personally believe there is way too much religion in politics now. I think Christians are acting like they are getting ready to elect a pastor and not a commander and chief and leader of the free world. Why else would Thompson continually be hounded about…
Huckabee: the flying of the Confederate flag “is not an issue that the President of The United States needs to weigh in on”
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Susan Johnson
And yet, he weighed in on it and he’s now not taking questions on it from the press: At a media availability Thursday night in Columbia Huckabee was asked to clarify his comments and whether or not he supports the flying of the Confederate flag. He refused to answer the question at hand, saying only…
Bobby Fischer died
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Susan Johnson
In Iceland! He was only 64 years-old: Bobby Fischer, the first U.S.-born chess player to become world champion, died yesterday in Iceland of an unspecified illness, the FIDE World Chess Federation said. He was 64, and had lived in secrecy and obscurity for decades. Born in Chicago and raised in New York, Fischer became the…
Edwards using Frank Luntz focus group…
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Susan Johnson
To complain about the media coverage of his compaign in this little video he made available to the press:Isn’t Fox News the evil, rightwing, nut job and biased “news” source that he refused to go on? Why is he using their program to tout the viewers’ approval for his debate performance in Nevada? (via)
The Dell XPS Laptops are shocking
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Susan Johnson
Literally! We’ve discovered a worrying new feature in some Dell laptops: If you touch them, you may get an electric shock. This discharge can vary in strength from a gentle tingle to a sudden jolt. Disturbingly, you could also be shocked when connecting printers, PDAs and other peripherals to the offending laptops. […] The problem…
“Jesus” Tomb revisited
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Susan Johnson
A New Testament scholar from Princeton Theological Seminary organized a conference in Jerusalem to examine the evidence of the discovery of a tomb that people think might have belonged to Jesus: A leading New Testament expert from Princeton Theological Seminary, Prof. James Charlesworth, was intrigued enough to organize a conference in Jerusalem this week, bringing…
Huckabee is for a stronger McCain-Feingold?
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Susan Johnson
Oh, Huckabee! You keep stepping it. Could you see this guy as our president? He would be constantly putting his foot in his mouth. BTW, when he says “this” he’s talking about push polling (Thompson and McCain supporters are getting calls lying about their candidates) I personally wish that all of this was outlawed. I…
The Top 10 Moments From The Presidential Debates
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Susan Johnson
John Hawkins has video of the top 10 moments from the debate but he’s missing one of my personal favorites! There is nothing that can compare to Thompson hitting Huckabee with his liberalism. It was a thing of beauty and a moment in time when truth replaced spin.
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