disdain

Pop Culture- handle with care. A tiny bit can be tasty, but too much is down right poisonous! Let's take a look at some of Pop Culture's messages that, if believed, can easily ruin your life!

The good ol' boys at Red State Update give Nashville Scene editor Liz Garrigan a nice little send off as she prepares to go into the book world and be replaced by a carpetbagger from Ohio.

The Tennessean is taking a look at Councilman Eric Crafton's attempt to write discrimination into the metro charter through his proposed English Only charter amendment. Apparently some are seeing it as an attempt to get voters to the polls for McCain:

Is this chutzpa or what?

Scout and I have both had interesting things happen this week at our jobs.

Kyle-Anne Shiver has a really interesting piece on Barack Obama’s faith over at American Thinker.  Here’s a very brief pull-out:

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Selwyn Duke tells the story:

The book was Todd Tucker's 'Notre Dame vs. the Klan: How the Fighting Irish Defeated the Ku Klux Klan'; I was reading it on break from my campus job as a janitor. The same book is in the university library....

Mike responds to a back-handed compliment singling him out in the Nashville City Paper’s Political Animals post written by editor Clint Brewer.

If I should ever go insane and run for public office, I would not seek nor would I want the endorsement of people who openly express their disdain or hatred of people not like themselves. But Hillary Clinton, in winning the support of a majority of Democrats in West Virginia has done just that. She basked in the bigotry that was showered on her.

I guess the city’s progressive bloggers are taking the afternoon off.

- - Nashville City Paper editor Clint Brewer speculating on why local bloggers ignored his publication's story on Metro Schools blending education and religion