Filed under: civil rights
I’m not the biggest fan of hate crimes laws because, as I see it, if you kill or beat the crap out of someone, you should go to jail regardless of your motivation. But then I read something like this from Pat Robertson:
“The noose has tightened around the necks of Christians to keep them from speaking out on certain moral issues. And it all was embodied in something called the Hate crimes bill that President Obama said was a major victory for America. I’m not sure if America was the beneficiary. […] We have voted into office a group of people who are opposed to many of the fundamental Christian beliefs of our nation. And they hold to radical ideology, and they are beginning put people sharing their points of view into high office.”
Gotta love that knee-jerk hateration. And Pat, you can still say all the cruel and hateful things you want about the gays–you just can’t beat them up for being one. Got that? And I can’t know for sure, but I think Jesus may be with me on this one.
Filed under: White House
Brit Hume is loving White House v. Fox.
Filed under: healthcare
Hard to believe this guy was the vice-presidential nominee in 2000.
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Anne Frank from her diary, “Despite everything, I believe that people are really good at heart.”
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Obama = Stalin Hitler Nixon!.
Filed under: healthcare
Heather Graham and her (modest) cleavage for the public option.
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I like the idea of a socialist mop as I believe the responsibility of mopping would be shared.
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From Balloon Juice
“The salient fact of American politics is that there are fifty to seventy million voters each of who will volunteer to live, with his family, in a cardboard box under an overpass, and cook sparrows on an old curtain rod, if someone would only guarantee that the black, gay, Hispanic, liberal, whatever, in the next box over doesn’t even have a curtain rod, or a sparrow to put on it.”