Saturday, October 18, 2008
"Liberal" just doesn't carry the same punch
Ramping up the intellectual heft of the debate, Jena Mccain't goes from pillar of decorum to post-apocalyptic horse manure. And look a the picture. He's proud of it.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Reader feedbag
An Alabama rights attorney asks with all but silent reproach, "Polygamy?," perhaps suggesting that insensitive, anti-feminist humor is beyond the doggie dish.A solid mom at 6,000 feet refuses to have her comments on the subject, delivered through gritted teeth, published or referenced.
A friendly Republican suggests that the Beagle has become a teensy cynical and avers that socialism isn't the answer.
An eastern Tennessean recommends a spike in Badweiser consumption, in hopes that Cindy might adopt the United States as her next charity case.
Affirmative action needed for evangelical journalists
"'Journalism has become more of a white-collar field that draws from elite colleges,' whined Terry Mattingly, director of the Washington Journalism Center for Christian Colleges and Universities."
Too many Adlai Stevenson eggheads in the MSM don't understand the kind of pick it up and fix it spirit of like the Joe Six-Packs who have the simple, straightforward, American solution to every problem -- bang it with a hammer or wrap it up in duct tape...and, if all else fails, blow it up.
"Since the 1980s, when the Christian right emerged as a powerful force in American culture and politics, evangelicals have made significant inroads in law and government. But they haven't been as successful at changing the nation's newsrooms."
Not since the Synods of Antioch have we seen such a smoldering cauldron of Manichean, Arian, and Anomoean heresies.
Too many Adlai Stevenson eggheads in the MSM don't understand the kind of pick it up and fix it spirit of like the Joe Six-Packs who have the simple, straightforward, American solution to every problem -- bang it with a hammer or wrap it up in duct tape...and, if all else fails, blow it up.
"Since the 1980s, when the Christian right emerged as a powerful force in American culture and politics, evangelicals have made significant inroads in law and government. But they haven't been as successful at changing the nation's newsrooms."
Not since the Synods of Antioch have we seen such a smoldering cauldron of Manichean, Arian, and Anomoean heresies.
How to solve the present economic crisis
In the 1970s, reeling from inflation, energy prices, wage droop, and stagflation, Americans quietly solved their economic problems by shoving all their spouses into the workforce --
giving women greater opportunities to experience the joys of being overworked and underappreciated just as men had for years. Today, too few families have an extra spouse to throw into the riveting assembly line or spy on employees at their computer printer company, and so we need a new, bold policy -- one proposed and advocated and modeled by the visionary Brigham Young.
Polygamy!
More spouses means more income for families making it easier for them to make ends meet.
giving women greater opportunities to experience the joys of being overworked and underappreciated just as men had for years. Today, too few families have an extra spouse to throw into the riveting assembly line or spy on employees at their computer printer company, and so we need a new, bold policy -- one proposed and advocated and modeled by the visionary Brigham Young.Polygamy!
More spouses means more income for families making it easier for them to make ends meet.
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