Archive for: March 2005

My letter in regards to the Terri Schaivo case was published in today’s Statesman:

I could not believe how far off Charles Yates was in his letter to the editor in which he alleged that the fight for Terri Schaivo’s …

Water sprays the ground,
Covering the grass in moisture.

Little children run and laugh
Through the sprinkler,

As the refreshing spray
Relieves the heat.

Why was there was no water for Terri?

The quarterback jumped …

I have to say the grief I felt, built up and I pretty much knew a week ago that she would die. I have this sad feeling, but my grief is for the country when I think of the tragedy …

Today was the 1st Anniversary of the removal of the 10 commandments being removed from Julia Davis Park in Boise. We had a 1st Anniversary prayer vigil/rally and I have to say Spirits were high. Most of us hadn’t heard …

Former Pro-Life Democratic Senator Howell Helfin died today. He was quite a character and they don’t make them like Heflin (which is a big reason, the Democratic Party in Alabama hasn’t won a Senate election since 1992).

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I note with sadness, the passing of famed lawyer Johnnie Cochran. While I didn’t agree with Cochran’s politics or many of his clients, he was one of America’s greatest lawyers. He was spell-binding inside the courtroom, a master of his …

Rev. Jesse Jackson has joined the fight to save Terri Schaivo and has been using his power to lobby Black legislators to reconsider their votes.

“I feel so passionate about this injustice being done, how unnecessary …

As we look at changes Christians should advocate in solving our cultural problems, one of the chief priorities must be education.

Christian Conservatives, on average, have more children than liberals, many of whom have abortions and are …

It’s been a rough year for Indonesia. Another Earthquake rocked the country. According to estimates, 2,000 people have died. Pray for the rescuers to have success and pray for the souls of those who may perish tonight.
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USA Today has a story about the anger at the President and Governor Bush.

I disagree with being horribly angry with the President. This is ideally an issue for the Governor and I’m quite disappointed in …