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You know, people really should be careful flinging around a charge of heresy, you can’t be sure who it will hit. Jerry Falwell made the following statement during a chapel message to perspective students at his college: “We are not into particular love or limited atonement. As a matter of fact we consider it heresy.”…

It’s not a shock that Thompson can’t announce his presidential candidacy until June because of his commitments to “Law and Order” and “Paul Harvey.” I figured that was the problem. From Novak’s column: Although revelation of his cancer history has cleared the decks for Fred Thompson to run for the Republican presidential nomination, his commitments…

At Redstate and provides a note from his doctor. He’s making it very plain that this should not be an issue should he run. You can vote in Redstate’s poll whether you think this will affect Thompson’s candidacy while you’re there. Tags: Fred Thompson, cancer, blogging, Redstate, election, presidential candidate, Republican, politics

If they don’t end the war now, there’s always the 2008: Democrats know they might lose this month’s showdown with President Bush on legislation to pull troops out of Iraq. But with 2008 elections in mind, majority Democrats says it is only a matter of time before they will get their way. Senior Democrats are…

Here are some pretty funny cartoons about the “Jesus” tomb debacle (make sure you scroll down to the second cartoon on each page). (via) Tags: Jesus, tomb, humor, religion, Christianity

In George Will’s hit piece on Thompson, he rehashes the same point that we’ve been reading about for the last month or so. He’s lazy but this being George will he has different take. Would we want to elect a man like Taft? One litmus test of conservatism is: Who would you have supported for…

Doesn’t this picture remind you of the pictures of Bush when he meets foreign dignitaries? I was thinking if we are no longer going to abide by the separation of powers and we’ve thrown out the constitution, maybe it’s time for Bush to start legislating. What should be his first law? Of course the obvious…

Mandatory seatbelt laws don’t work and this is the proof. They don’t stop people from driving without them. The governor of NJ was in an SUV with a state trooper and yet he wasn’t wearing his seatbelt: Gov. Jon S. Corzine was apparently not wearing his seat belt as required by law when his official…

According to Scott Ott, they plan to start legislating in 2008: Democrats who control the House and Senate today agreed to a long term “progressive” strategy to begin making laws sometime in late 2008 or early 2009, once they complete their investigations of everyone in the Bush administration. “We don’t want to be too literalistic…

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