Reformed Chicks Blabbing

Pretty funny moment in the debate when Giuliani’s mike cuts out because of ligthening and everyone moves away from him. Tags: Giuliani

Pretty good response by McCain on the war. Tags: John McCain

Since he’s for English as the official language. He really better come up with an answer for this because he ducked it. But Hunter had the best line of the video clip when he said of Giuliani, Romney and McCain that the guy who has the most influence among them was Ted Kennedy. Very funny…

Mike Huckabee did an excellent job responding to the question about evolution. He’s right, why do they need to ask if the candidates believe in evolution? I think they want to make our candidates look like idiots (to them it’s idiotic to believe in creationism). But he beat the question back and made them look…

It’s so funny that the left have embraced this guy. He’s pro-life and he’s against big government. Tags: Ron Paul, Stewart, Daily Show

You might want to consider making a donation to the Fred Thompson campaign. He is now taking contributions. I plan to give my support in free advertising space here on our blog 🙂

The title of this post is too funny!

So, I was wrong. I thought this was low but compared to what ex-Congressmen Joe Scarborough said it is nothing. He actually implied that Fred Thompson’s wife was a stripper: “You think she works the poll pole?” Watch it for yourself: (via)This guy is vile! I would never listen to his show after a comment…

I had another thought about the article I linked to yesterday. This comment shows that the columnist must not have been to a church service recently: Does the heaving bosom play well among Bible Belt Republicans? I know that in many churches today there are plenty of heaving bosoms, tight skirts and plenty of leg…

I find this very interesting. My daughter just read this book for her literature class and yes, censorship was the main idea but that is not what Bradbury said his book was really about. Bradbury has decided to make news about the writing of his iconographic work and what he really meant. Fahrenheit 451 is…

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