Using God To Justify the Crazy
byNatasha Gordon Bryan Fischer says men ought to be in control in the home, in the church, and in society, including in politics because that is what the Bible teachs. ...
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byNatasha Gordon Bryan Fischer says men ought to be in control in the home, in the church, and in society, including in politics because that is what the Bible teachs. ...
Read more ›Sensible Sue's Rhetoric Using God to Justify the Crazy The Right Wing idiots have always stood behind the robe of Jesus while toting their Bibles to justify the absolutely hideous, ignorant, and scattered brained things that they do, but good Lord, just when I thought that these crazy people couldn’t get any crazier, they did. When folks allow bigotry and hate to override God given instinct and any and all ...
Read more ›a publication of Working Assets Voting machines tied to the Romneys could decide the election in Ohio Could a voting machine company with deep financial ties to the Romney family help Republicans steal the presidential election in Ohio? It could happen. If this year's presidential election comes down to the electoral votes in Ohio, the deciding votes could be cast on electronic voting machines manufactured ...
Read more ›By Kirsten West Savali Ripping a recent page from Tagg Romney’s playbook, racist and conservative (at the risk of sounding repetitive) commentator, Ann Coulter, is once again writing verbal checks that her a** can’t cash. Proving how desperately she craves attention — which I’ll grant her for a few moments — and the gnawing need she has for relevancy, Coulter took it to the tweets and called President Bara ...
Read more ›PBS NewsHour (http://www.pbs.org/newshour) presents the full length foreign policy debate, originally held on October 22, 2012. The candidates debated at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla ...
Read more ›By THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA The Public Education Defense Fund, a group affiliated with the Florida Education Association, received $750,000 from national teachers' union organizations between Sept. 29 and Oct. 12, newly filed records show. The fund has received a total of $2.25 million this year, with much of the money going to fight two proposed constitutional amendments on the November ballot. The fund ...
Read more ›APPEALS COURT WON'T QUICKLY HEAR VOTER ROLL CASE A federal appeals court declined to quickly consider a challenge to Florida's effort to clean the voter rolls of ineligible, making it clear that voters who aren't citizens won't be removed before Election Day on Nov. 6. It was already unlikely that would happen, because of the ongoing legal fight and the fact that the process is lengthy, allowing thos ...
Read more ›TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Rep. Perry Thurston (D-Plantation), the incoming Florida House Democratic leader, issued the following statement: “It is a favorable sign that Governor Scott has decided today to disavow himself from a highly controversial element of the Strategic Plan for public schools offered this month by the state Board of Education. I am hopeful that the Board of Education will recraft the p ...
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