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You know that the left must have been particularly bad for Ted Rall to #17!

I was just over at WTS bookstore and I noticed this book: It looks pretty interesting. I wish I had time to read it, but maybe you do? If you decide to read it, please use my link so I can get my kickback 🙂

I was just over at WTS bookstore and I noticed this book: It looks pretty interesting. I wish I had time to read it, but maybe you do? If you decide to read it, please use my link so I can get my kickback 🙂

Touchstone examines the future of evangelicalism by bringing together a diverse group of contributers: Russell Moore, Denny Burk, John Franke, D. G. Hart, Michael Horton, and David Lyle Jeffrey. (via)

Does anyone buy this? After the reports that she’s too cold and standoffish, isn’t a little suspicious that she cries during a campaign stop? The question she was asked was about her hair. Very suspicious timing. I think she’s playing for sympathy (and I do feel a little sorry for her — she sounded so…

Don’t think that Gibson would make a good president but I do agree with him that the candidates were pretty testy: But those who watched the debates saw history in the making, as it became clear, over the course of the evening, that one person, and one person only, embodies the wisdom, the judgment, the…

Who in their right mind would need a 32-inch digital photo frame? I just can’t see it. Don’t you need that room for you 108-inch TV? Check it out for yourself.

If illegal immigration really was the major issue of the campaign, Thompson would win the nomination and the election because he’s the only one who understands the issue. He gives the perfect answer to the question of compassion (how can we separate a mother from her children). Why encourage illegal immigration with our policies? We…

He has some photos up and he says that Sharp will start selling the 108-inch LCD TV they showed last year.

The picture is here.
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