allegiance

The crowd belted out The Battle Hymn Of The Republic, the words projected onto a large screen behind the choir.  Beneath the words, as their background, an American flag waved with a cross imposed over it.

I found the idea of writing a six sentence story so enjoyable last time (by the way, it was published at the official six sentence site here), that I’ve tried my hand at a few more.

Born Again Voters No Longer Favor Republican Candidates
In 2004, the born again segment sided with George W. Bush, giving him a lopsided 62% to 38% preference over Democratic hopeful John Kerry.
Things look different now.
A new national survey of likely voters conducted by The Barna Group shows that the Republicans have lost the allegiance of many [...]

From Larry Summers:

The City Paper reports that the Senate rejected and denounced Tennessee's long standing allegiance to allowing passengers in vehicles to get blitzed whilst on a road trip.

Setting a high standard for the neighborhood has always been a passion of mind. I am the Jones you want to keep up with. If my name was Jones.
Today I have started updating the NASCAR room and making it the Indy Racing League Cigar Bar.

The Ohio Daily Blog suggests the possibility:

Brian Arner notes the switching of various superdelegates to the Democratic Convention and wonders why they don’t just keep their mouth shut in the first place:

I’ve seen a few reports of Democratic super-delegates switching sides–the most recent being of Rep. John Lewis. This strikes me as odd on two levels.

The Lone Libertarian asserts that modern political coveraqe gives short shrift to third parties: