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It’s Another Day Of Confusion

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Of course, on the last day of Presidential Primary Season, things are so close between Obama and Clinton that different new organizations have differing opinions about whether Obama has clinched the nomination or not.  And on top of that, the AP reported this morning...

Faith and Politics, The Next Generation of Evangelicals

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The New York Times had an interesting article today regarding the impact of Evangelical Christians in politics today, especially with regard to the new generation of Evangelicals who apparently are not as vigorously aligned with the Republican Party the way the older...

Power-hungry Babies

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No, I’m not talking about a television series, nor an idea for a Super-bowl commercial. I’m talking about Democrats. Part of me is happy to see that party tearing itself apart, and not for idealogical reasons, but just your basic greedy, power-starved...

The Real Democrat party

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I thought this was timely, and am sharing the complete text of what Bit posted at his site.   It amazes me how easily we forget these things. Bit says: This was sent to me via mail this monring, and I’ve echoed out in total: The Democrats: Democrats fought to...

Various Observations and Musings

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Ah, it’s back to one of my favorite pastimes…blogging for the Conservative Reader.  Since my last installment, several interesting things have happened: Politics For whatever reason, Senator Clinton refuses to concede the nomination.  Either she and Bill...

What Conservatives Stand For

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Thursday morning’s Wall Street Journal featured an opinion piece from Karl Rove titled “The GOP Must Stand for Something”.  The piece is well focused on the most critical battleground we face this year: Congressional seats. In the midst of watching...
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