rick warren

Wow. People are actually standing up and fighting for their rights. I haven't seen this in a while. This is the kind of change we need.

Chuck Baldwin, the Constitution Party candidate for president, thinks people who think John McCain is pro-life are crazy. Rob Huddleston says so be it:

Well, color me nuts then.

As I noted in this post, John McCain’s campaign is now trotting out his POW stint as a magic Band-Aid® to fix all sorts of verbal snafus.

Jeff Woods writes up the story of a Nashville author writing under fire for his pro-Obama book:

I’m mostly sitting this election out. Really, I am. Neither main candidate thrills me; I’ve likened the choice as being between liver and lima beans.

It seems to me that McCain wants to pick pro choice Tom Ridge for his VEEP, but Rush Limbaugh and evangelicals have threatened a revolt if McCain picks a pro choice running mate.

I tend to lose perspective because I live in a state where the Tennessee GOP doesn't condemn bigoted statements by their associates who say only Christians have heart.

Anyone who's ever gone to, or played in, high school football for a couple of seasons has uttered these words after being smacked on the playing field by the other team:

Warren: Obama dodged question on when life begins (OneNewsNow.com):

The moderator of Saturday night's presidential forum on faith -- Pastor Rick Warren -- says Barack Obama failed to adequately address the question of when life begins.