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Ugliness at Cornell, Tea Party support, leave Barney Frank alone (or) Morning coffee
The more the left tries to stop the Tea Party movement using various means the more it grows. You would think that with the ongoing “stupid and evil fringe extremists” narrative the number of people who identify with the movement … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Education, Ethnicity and race, News, Politics, Propaganda, Women
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Obamaviks outside Moscow, takeover of education and banking (or) Morning coffee
Lamar Alexander explains why the federal takeover not only of health care but of the federal student loan program is the “most underreported big-Washington takeover in history”. Why has the cost of higher education risen faster than income? Because thanks … Continue reading
Charter schools and teacher bashing – Conservatives take heed!
Having a family member who teaches in a public school gives one a new perspective on the debate over how to reform public education in America. Can we agree on the following generalizations regarding how politicians on the left and … Continue reading
Down with colleges and universities?!? (or) Barbecue stands and education reform
Okay just trying to get your attention with a provocative title. Background. Every month or two(?) we have an early release day. Pick up first daughter at at McKinley Middle 11:30 a.m. then drive to pick up second daughter at … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Louisiana, Personal
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The politics of salvation (or) "You are not merely wrong but evil"
A post about overheated rhetoric against “conservatives”. Link to a new post at Gay Patriot about “Why Do Some on Left Demonize Dissent”? A comment to that post by the author of the exceptional essay “Hayekian ignorance as cognitive affront” … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Logic and Reason, Rhetoric
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Why I removed a 2 year old post from this site (or) Pressured into censoring myself
Well well well. Two years ago – read that again – I attended a youth rally in Baton Rouge sponsored by our local Baptist association. During that youth rally someone came on stage and promoted a Christian rally/youth event which … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Law and Justice, Louisiana, Personal, Religion
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The anti-poverty forum – spoken insights and the unspoken question
Back in March of this year several members of University Baptist Church attended a Poverty Forum held at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church and sponsored by the Interfaith Federation of Baton Rouge. I was not planning to attend until someone pressured … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Education, Ethnicity and race, Personal, Religion
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Excellent speech by President Obama – seriously
Ah yes the controversial address to the schoolchildren of America by President Barack Obama on September 9. Yes we can complain legitimately about the “teaching materials” that the Department of Education first planned to use – and then did not. … Continue reading
"Being Theologically Conservative"
My friend Joshua (whom I get to visit when in Atlanta for Catalyst Conference) is a self-described “Socially Liberal, Theologically Conservative, Protestant” whose political views are “Very Liberal”. My intent here is not to debate or quibble with the “socially/politically … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Education, Personal, Sabbath, Theology
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Charles Krauthammer coins and explains "Obamaism"
Obamaism. Now we have a word to describe the agenda which Krauthammer able summarizes. He begins by noting the significance of his recent speech to the Congress: If Barack Obama succeeds, his joint address to Congress will be seen as … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Environment, Media, News, Politics, Uncategorized
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