Reformed Chicks Blabbing

After he endorsed Romney. Very strange and confusing for the MSM. Here’s the backstory: The Iowa congressman kept his endorsement choice under wraps so closely that no one knew who he would choose between Thompson or Romney for his nod. The vociferous critic of illegal immigration was said to have narrowed his choice to the…

Hawkins’ ad for Fred Thompson. A little too wordy but he makes a good point but I’m not sure who the establishment is in the context of this race.

So that he can keep everyone happy since he’s getting knocked because he didn’t wish the atheists a “Happy Holiday.” Sheesh!

Every time someone says “Merry Christmas” they go there.

That’s what Drudge’s says but I can’t see. I actually think it’s a nice ad that probably reflects what most Iowans are feeling right about now (see, I can be nice to Huckabee):

Or you will be hit with a huge bill like Chris Anderson, the editor-in-chief of Wired: Chris Anderson, the editor-in-chief of Wired, the US technology magazine, has revealed he was hit with $2,100 in charges for using his iPhone on a recent foreign trip, thanks to a glitch that led him to be charged each…

Man! I bet that kid felt stupid. As a parent I know the joy of finding the perfect gift and then not to be able to give it to give it to the kid is heartbreaking, though making a huge profit I’m sure helps to mend his broken heart 🙂 After catching his 15-year-old smoking…

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Wilson will be blogging, chapter by chapter, on Piper’s The Future of Justification: A Response to N. T. Wright. Wilson praises Piper’s approach to the material: I really appreciate how careful John Piper has sought to be in the process of writing this book. I was asked to give feedback on the earlier draft as…

Man! I bet that kid felt stupid. As a parent I know the joy of finding the perfect gift and then not to be able to give it to give it to the kid is heartbreaking, though making a huge profit I’m sure helps to mend his broken heart 🙂 After catching his 15-year-old smoking…

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