While establishment republicans snagged most of the plum conference appointments, they still managed to make sour grapes out of Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin’s stealing the Republican Governors conference media spotlight. 
The governors met in Miami to discuss the future of a party shattered in the last two election cycles. The parties National and State house losses […]

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Barack Obama, Selective Service Registration:
Questions, More Questions, Still More Questions

No Curiosity Excited in the Mainstream Media
About Obama’s Selective Service Registration
Learning a Lesson from the 1990s Clintons

Say what you will, Debbie Schlussel is interesting.
Last week, the motor behind debbieschlussel.com posted an interesting article about the Selective Service registration of Barack Obama. Multiple screenshots–complete with letters […]

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Gluttony, Greed, Lust, Sloth, Wrath, Envy, and Pride. These are the 7 deadly sins that up and coming Zondervan author Jeff Cook lays next to Jesus’ Beatitudes.
On the one hand you have 7 things that please the body, often times the mind but not the soul. Jesus in his honoring, the meek, poor in spirit, […]

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Last week the Republican Governor’s Association held their audition for 2012 annual conference, reviewed by both Byron York and Stephen Hayes. While every other aspect of the government is in transition, now is a good time for the Republican Party to be as well. That’s why the RGA conference came at a good time, and […]

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This past weekend we were all told from this so called new spokesperson for George and Cindy Anthony, Michelle Bart, that the Anthony’s would be holding a press conference and show the public exactly why they think Caylee Marie Anthony is still alive. They claim there has been sightings of little Caylee at the Orlando […]

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There are few people that have much respect for Michael Jackson these days. For decades he had become stranger and stranger. As one person I talked to said ‘He has transformed himself from a cute little black boy into a rich white woman’ . While that might be a little unfair, I have to admit […]

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At the end of seven years at Sacred Heart, wouldn’t it be about time that all the once-new interns grew up a little? Ah well, M*A*S*H went on for several times longer than the Korean War actually lasted, so much can be forgiven in the name of consistently screwball comedy seamlessly intermingled with truly poignant […]

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It is getting to be that time of the year, the Christmas specials are hitting the stores.
Christmas On The Pecos was filmed against the magnificent backdrop of the Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico. The music is exactly what you would expect for a Christmas special. It could be argued that these annual adventures are not […]

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The Springfield Township school board has revealed that it has awarded an asbestos removal contract to The Prime Group Associates Inc. after the company put in the lowest bid out of six bids that were put forward. The abatement work is to be carried out at the middle school and the former Erdenheim Elementary School […]

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There’s a religious war, of sorts, going on in the Episcopal church and, here in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, it has created a parting of the ways between the Fort Worth Diocese and the Dallas Diocese.
The first shot in this war came back in 1976 when the Episcopal Church officially allowed women in the ministry. […]

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I did my first piece of research into the psychology of politics in 1968. It was my Masters dissertation. I have been studying the subject ever since — now with many academic publications on it behind me. So it seems reasonable that in 2008 — 40 years later — I should […]

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