The Jew and the Atheist spank the Apologist.
Link through to Prager’s original article.
Prager is a brilliant theologist. I recommend anyone who has the time, regardless of your political inclinations, take the time to read his backlog of articles on Townhall.com.
From the Business and Media Institute:
Government statistics also show 45 percent of those without insurance will have insurance again within four months after job transitions.
Accounting for all those factors, one prominent study places the total for the long-term uninsured as low as 8.2 million – a very different reality than the media and national health […]
I’m not going to be too shocked if this turns out to be true, but as I’ve said before…we need to eat our own. The Alaska Senator Ted Stevens may be in the pocket of the oil companies. From Michelle Malkin:
After all this time, Ted Stevens’ infamous Bridge to Nowhere might finally lead […]
Scratch that life goal off my list of “to do’s”.
Vegansexuals are people who do not eat any meat or animal products, and who choose not to be sexually intimate with non-vegan partners whose bodies, they say, are made up of dead animals.
Next thing you know, they’ll be wanting to get married. It’s the downward […]
I’ve complained in my recent history about the communist imagery that’s glorified among todays “youth”, whether that be college kids wearing Che shirts, or Cameron Diaz sporting a commie bag. Mike Adams does a great job of summing up the forgotten Che, both with historical reference (forgotten easily because the shirt looks cool, and […]
From John Stossel:
“American capitalism is derided for its superficial banality, yet it has unleashed profound, convulsive social change,” he writes. “Condemned as mindless materialism, it has burst loose a flood tide of spiritual yearning. The civil rights movement and the sexual revolution, environmentalism and feminism, the fitness and health-care boom and the opening of […]
Invasion of Privacy?
Crime-fighting beats privacy in public places: Americans, by nearly a 3-to-1 margin, support the increased use of surveillance cameras — a measure decried by some civil libertarians, but credited in London with helping to catch a variety of perpetrators since the early 1990s.
Given the chief arguments, pro and con — a way to […]
Two who things I’ve got wrong at the Comic-Con:
1. Referred to the Clinton Whitewater incident as Watergate.
2. Blanked on the continent Somalia is in…really.
Brain farts smell.
I stopped by the local used bookstore today with the wife. Decided to get away from the humdrum of Prime Time television, and dig into a little bit of history, if even temporarily. The aroma of old books does something to a person. It slows them down, lowers the pressure. Breathe….
What’s […]
Shamelessly ripped off from Hot Air, who pulled it from Pew, who polled it from the people (catch the wordplay).
I suppose it the perfect response to those who laud the wonders of Venezuela and Chavez is a quote from Ayaan Hirsi Ali:
You grew up in freedom and you can spit on Freedom.
I don’t see it […]
