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The voters speak but the politicians think they are ignorant and just need to be educated by commercials featuring Brad Pitt and other actors. That’s the gist of this article: As the battle over embryonic stem cell research raged for two years in California, Nancy Reagan made emotional appeals in countless television commercials and Brad…

Sheesh! This would not be good! We were thinking about going to see “Wicked” in the spring, I hope it’s as short as the last one. The Broadway stagehands’ union received strike authorization from its parent union last night, and appeared to be on the verge of a walkout against the Broadway producers and theater…

Here. Two observations: 1. Even with all their popularity, blogs still rank behind MSM. 2. Politico should not be on this list, it’s not a conservative website. (via)

Corruption and no accountability, I certainly wouldn’t send funds to this school: As Coolidge High slashed its budget for teachers and supplies in spring 2003, the struggling school received a welcome infusion of cash from one of its biggest benefactors. The AOL Time Warner Foundation sent a check for $50,000 to hire a technology expert…

And it’s already been hacked! That was quick!

And the winner is….here. Aren’t they sometimes the same? I think that this should have been given more weight: “Women should stay out of tech, period, and be given an abacus to play with.” When you bring up the gender card you’ve lost the argument.

Uh-oh! The atheists are not going to like this at all! But I think it’s a great idea. I’ve been praying for them ever since I read of the drought becoming so serve. What to do when the rain won’t come? If you’re Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue, you pray. The governor will host a prayer…

I didn’t heed the warning and now it’s stuck in my head. Don’t click here if you don’t want the song to be stuck in your head all day.

When the Christian left exhort Christians to make one of their election criteria the poor, I cringe because I believe that caring for the poor should be something the church looks to itself to do. It used to be that the church was happy to minister to those in need, now we want to shift…

I wouldn’t even think to answer this question in the affirmative, who the heck knows what the voters will do in 2008 and I know I’ll get it wrong if I try to predict it but I do raise the question at Casting Stones.
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