Archive for: August 2004

I was at Ann Morrison Park in Boise today and saw a sun dial. My wife and I played with it and it told time within about 15 minutes. It said it was accurate to within a minute, but tha …

Last night, I spent 3 hours manning the Ten Commandments fair booth with several gentleman from Church of the Harvest. Neither of us were stereotypical “conservative Christians”. Ralph was a constant cut-up, joking with all passerbys and he and another …

As I wrote back when Keyes announced, he should address the National Convention. A speaking spot was offered, but he declined to work small constituents groups and donor events in hopes of raising money and grassroots support.

While, …

Here are some thoughts on today’s letters to the Editor:

Steven Csik thinks President Bush isn’t Conservative:

“Traditionally, Republican and conservative values have included separation of church and state, respect for privacy and due process …

You took something
From the water.

There’s an old corpse,
Walking around,

You were supposed to leave
Him there in the water,

Leave him there to drown.

Yet you thought it was
Just …

From Today’s Idaho Statesman, we have these fine opinions.

Michael Murphy wrote,

“Real Christians wouldn’t engage in rhetoric or push a divisive referendum. They would vigil 24/7/365. That’s real commitment.”

–I love it …

Your average liberal is kind of paranoid right now and a little bit whacky, believing that George W. Bush and John Ashcroft are out to get them.

In Idaho, this is much worse, as the Republican Party (or …

Earlier today, John Kerry sent surrogates to demand President Bush condemn the Swift Vets. George Bush’s surrogates struck back led by Republican Reps. Sam Johnson (R-TX), Duke Cunningham (R-CA), and Duncan Hunter (R-CA).

They attacked Kerry for voting …

The Idaho Statesman published my letter to the editor today regarding Mayor Bieter’s war on the Christian citizens of Boise:

It was interesting to read in the Aug. 6 edition of …

John Kerry is dispatching Jim Rassman and Former Senator Max Cleland (D-GA) to President Bush’s Crawford ranch to beg the President to condemn the Swift Vets ads.

President Bush condemned all 527 advertisements that skirt the Campaign Finance …