Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Alabama Governor Says Only Christians Are His 'Brothers And Sisters'


Gonna cut ol' boy a little slack here...lot­s of time those of us who profess some fealty to the Christian faith may refer to one another as brothers or sisters in Christ, as in a family of believers. And those who are non believers are seen as being outside that family of faith. Now I'm not being an apologist for the in-eloquen­t or exclusiona­ry way that these remarks sounded, but given this context, and that he did "try" to separate his religious conviction from his civic responsibi­lities, I don't think (as the headline begs) Alabama is careening towards a "Christian Sharia" state,
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Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Sarah Palin's Arizona Shooting Statement Blasts Journalists & Pundits' 'Blood Libel' (VIDEO)


I agree that the actions of a deranged man shouldn't be laid at the feet of those who use colorful rhetoric. But the almost reflexive crybaby routine you get from Palin and the "waah-waah­" thumb suckers on the right, whenever dealing with the slightest criticism, shows how immature and thinned skinned they are.
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Poll: Obama, GOP Improve Standing


I'm sure the GOP won't take much solace in their slight bump. it might seem like deja vu from the Clinton years after the 1994 mid-terms, and we all know what happened in 1996. To the larger point, the fringe right tactic of scaring many with the "Obama ain't one of us" talk is slowly backfiring as more and more Americans get comfortabl­e with the 'skinny guy with the funny name'. and the Palin/ Tea Fringe reveal themselves to be the hateful inept loons we've always known them to be.
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Thursday, January 06, 2011

Demi Moore In A Teeny Bikini (VIDEO)


I'm sure to the HuffPost editors this is some example of female empowermen­t that an over 40 actress who left the glare of Hollywood, still has a penchant for exhibition­ism, She did have a photo spread in OUI once upon a time. (Thanks Daniel Tosh, for reminding us)
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Andrew Luck Staying: Stanford Star QB To Remain In School For Another Year


I gotta say for a Stanford guy, not a smart decision, his stock is never gonna be as high coming out and you can't count on a program like Stanford to put together as strong a supporting cast behind him each year. Given all the different ways people finish degrees, via distance learning, etc why risk a seemingly once in a lifetime shot for some "rah-rah" college football glory. It's time to get PAID young man. I remember another Stanford guy who left early, he went on to put together a decent few years in his chosen sport. Only other class that coulda' helped him woulda' been Skank Aversion 101 and I don't think that's in the Stanford undergradu­ate catalog.
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Terrell Owens, Chad Ochocinco Take On Brett Favre's Fine (VIDEO)


Yeah, It may sound like racial whining by a couple of immature athletes, but it does reflect the perceived reality among more than a few black NFL-ers that the league goes to great lengths to project and protect the image of accomplish­ed Caucasian QBs as the marketing faces of the league. Wanna bet that in a few years all will be forgiven with Ben Roethlisbe­rger ?
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