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Crunchy Con Rod Dreher struggles with his voting options in November:

Dan Lehr shares some amateur psychoanalysis of our current president:

CNN’s American Morning interviewed Mike Meehan, the guy behind that tasteless 9/11 billboard in Florida.

I must say I read with interest the news this morning that a Democratic 52nd State House District candidate voted in the 1992 Republican primary.

In creating this blog, I knew I would have to address a number of social issues and policies, which invariably leads to at least some political commentary.

You would think that with Barack Obama becoming the Democrats' nominee for president that civil rights activists on the left would concede that we have finally arrived at a color-blind America. In reality, the emergence of Senator Obama has only brought about more discussion about race and the continued accusation of racism in America.

Sound familiar?

Sound familiar? If you can’t beat ‘em, imitate ‘em.
So, the Republicans are asserting that Americans want a change from Republican policies by electing another Republican president? Brilliant. How stupid do they think we are?

Even more laughable, they adopted their slogan, “change you deserve” from a trademarked anti-depressant drug, Effexor XR.

The City Paper’s Clint Brewer, in a piece on possible Democratic Gubernatorial candidates, declares, by omission, Rep. Lincoln Davis “politically inconsequential”:

This stuff is old hat by now:

Sitting just feet from the courtroom table where he had once planned to make cases against military detainees, Air Force Col.