The Only Thing Wrong with America
Rejoice! This is what the 2008 presidential election is all about: the preservation of our unique freedoms. (Public service ad by Duplantier Creative, 2001)
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John Smith on Consensus
In today’s Politickle Video, Presidential candidate John Smith explains how consensus works: “In a democracy like the United States, government is based on majority rule. But what if you’re in the minority? That’s a real bummer. . . .”
Bob Goes Green
Halloween 2007. Found out at the last minute that my daughter was having a costume party and had to improvise quickly with this Munsteresque disguise. Her friends just thought I was ill.
The Constitution Protects Our Freedom
Protect the Constitution This is what the 2008 presidential election is all about: our unalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. (Public service ad by Duplantier Creative, 2001)
Room with a Boo
This is our first house, in Brockton, Massachusetts. We lived there 1986-89. There were two families of Cape Verdeans next door who always invited us to their parties and shared their wonderful food with us. My favorite was something they called pastel, a scrumptious fried fish pie that contributed mightily …
John Smith on Experience
In today’s Politickle Video, Presidential candidate John Smith discusses his qualifications for the presidency: “My opponent has suggested that I am somehow unqualified to be president — that I lack experience. . . .”
Implications for Life
“Judgment Day is on its way. For many, this coming election may very well be judgment day, for this election will measure us.” — Bishop Robert Hermann, St. Louis “Recently, a politician made a promise. Politicians usually do. If this politician fulfills his promise, not only will many of our …
Every Man A President!
This is fun.
John Smith on Taxes
In today’s Politickle Video, Presidential candidate John Smith explains his plan for a fair tax system: “Some people have to pay more taxes than you do, but that’s okay. On the other hand, some people pay less — and that’s not fair! . . .”
Washington Times, RIP
I’ve been reading the Washington Times for roughly 20 years now. During all that time, it was the single best conservative newspaper in America — not that there were that many to choose from, because there weren’t. Until the recent redesign of the website, I would spend an hour every …