Archive for: September 2004

September 20, 2004

No News is Good News

Filed under: Daily Response, the - 20 Sep 2004

The Statesman’s opinion page was plenty bland today. (Maybe I should start responding to Boise Weekly), so there’s no Daily Response.

I was going to write a Screwtape Report encouraging Democrats not to give up, but …

Getting to Know You

Filed under: Poetry - 20 Sep 2004

Great and exalted is the Lord,
He is above all,

Ruler and King of the Universe,
His Glory beyond imagination,

His wisdom beyond understanding,
The depths of his mercy and forgiveness unsearchable,

The righteousness of his judgment …

September 19, 2004

Another Kilted Guy

Filed under: Kilts - 19 Sep 2004

Two very brief other thoughts on the fair:

—I did not like the atmosphere coming into the park. One had a feeling that the Republican booth was but one small outpost in a sea of craziness. The music …

High Marks from Who?

Filed under: Daily Response, the - 19 Sep 2004

Rarely do I take issue with a hard news piece, however the headline in Yesterday’s Statesman screamed, “Bieter Gets Good Marks for 8 Months on the Job” (this referred to Boise Mayor Dave Bieter).

Well, I looked into …

Among Heroes

Filed under: Idaho Conservative, The - 19 Sep 2004

Today, I met Charles Seldon in person. I’d known of Seldon’s positions on the issues and had written a letter to the editor urging support for Seldon in the school board election as I knew that his traditionalist …

September 17, 2004

Bush v. Carter

Filed under: Idaho Conservative, The - 17 Sep 2004

John Erisman writes in today’s letters:

Cal Thomas’ editorial on Aug. 31 makes the point that the most important reason Bush is hated by the political left is because of his genuine Christian faith. And …

September 16, 2004

The Right to Marry

Filed under: Daily Response, the - 16 Sep 2004

Former “Republican” State Senate candidate Harry Lear had the following in today’s Statesman :

A constitutional amendment banning gay marriage is neither a federal issue or a states’ rights issue. Individual freedom of voluntary association comes …

Leading the Retreat

Filed under: Alan Keyes - 16 Sep 2004

Illinois Leader Managing Editor Fran Eaton returned to the paper after taking her leave of the Alan Keyes campaign.

Ms. Eaton could have chosen the path of most people who leave campaigns and remained silent throughout the …

September 15, 2004

Break Up TBN

Filed under: Christianity - 15 Sep 2004

The questions about Paul Crouch at TBN signals that it’s time to end TBN’s Christian Television monopoly.

At best, Crouch is guilty of horribly bad, uninspired judgment in his handling of the matter, but the problems at TBN …

September 14, 2004

Troubled Times at TBN

Filed under: Christianity - 14 Sep 2004

The LA Times had a huge article on Paul Crouch today and a former employee who alleged that he and Paul Crouch had a sexual encounter in a TBN owned cabin 8 years ago.

The employee’s …

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