college degrees

The big difference - and I mean "BIG" - is that most of the folks who end up homeless in this category are often able to recover fairly quickly.

Doug Forrester discusses Hillary Clinton’s softening campaign tactics in preparation for Kentucky’s May 20th primary:

Christian Grantham does a little scolding over at Nashville is Talking because I've used some phrases and words that he disapproves of, in an attempt to sometimes inject a little humor, and sometimes to inject my true feeling into this blog.

This morning in USA Today, Clinton says:

A coalition of Tennessee home-schoolers and church-related schools have beaten back an attempt by a group of Democrat lawmakers and Tennessee Department of Education bureaucrats to declare their diplom

Evans Donnell is disturbed by Barack Obama’s inability to capture voters who lack a college degree:

Ilissa Gold takes issue with the media’s definition of “working people”:

A new wide-ranging poll by Middle Tennessee State University reveals some interesting findings on the issue and candidate preferences of Tennesseans.

I mean, they’re supposed to be scientific. If you ask the right number of people and get a diverse group, it’s supposed to represent accurately what the populus thinks about anything. But still, it almost seems like voodoo at times. However, the NY Times and CBS poll shows support for Obama is widening and, for the first time he has more support than Clinton. Two-thirds of the registered voters surveyed said he’s more likely to be able to unite the country, versus 51% for Mc

In The Image (Reference to Genesis chapter 1)
Panayiotis Nellas, from Deification in Christ