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Tag Archives: barack obama
Obama picks a new minister for the inauguration
I posted a few days ago that the megachurch slickster that the president–for who knows what reason–picked to pray at his second inauguration had dropped out over the heat he was taking for an anti-gay sermon he delivered a few … Continue reading
Posted in news, politics, religion
Tagged barack obama, louie giglio, luis leon, myrlie evers-williams, presidential inauguration
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Religious Freedom Day
Oops, I’m a day late posting this one. January 16th (yesterday) was Religious Freedom Day. This day was established back in 1996 to honor the 200th anniversary of the passage of Virginia’s landmark Statute of Religious Freedom. For 2013, the … Continue reading
Louie Giglio drops out of inauguration
President Obama’s second inauguration is right around the corner–January 21st, to be exact. You’ll recall that at Obama’s first inauguration there was a minor stink over his selection of bestselling bloviating homophobe Rick Warren to deliver the invocation. Presumably Warren’s … Continue reading
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Tagged barack obama, inauguration, invocation, louie giglio
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Podcast #151 – Obama FINALLY Supports Gay Marriage
Finally! President Barack Obama goes on the record in support of gay marriage–but only a day after North Carolina voters approved a state constitutional amendment banning it. And speaking of North Carolina, pastor Sean Harris of Fayetteville’s Berean Baptist Church … Continue reading
Posted in children, christianity, civil rights, gay rights, podcast, politics, religion
Tagged barack obama, dan savage, gay marriage, north carolina, sean harris
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Obama releases long form birth certificate
President Obama has finally released his long-form birth certificate, and it should come as no surprise to any thinking person that it shows he was born in the United States. How many “Birthers” will now publicly agree that they were … Continue reading
Obama to make Easter prayer breakfast an annual event
What happened to the crypto-Muslim (or crypto-atheist) that Obama’s detractors so loved to hate? For that matter, what happened to the change Obama promised those who voted for him? To be sure, there has been SOME change, but other things … Continue reading
Mike Huckabee: Mendacious Huckster
The presidential election isn’t for another year and a half, but already a rogues gallery of challengers to Barack Obama are already putting their toes in the water. Even the twice-divorced, massively low-popularity-polling Newt Gingrich is thinking of running. Who … Continue reading
Obama disappoints (again) at NPB
The news from Egypt overshadowed everything else today, but… President Obama spoke yet again at the infamous National Prayer Breakfast, the only public event organized by the organization known as “the Family,” a group that seeks to co-opt the American … Continue reading
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Tagged barack obama, david kato, national prayer breakfast, the family
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Obama disappoints at NPB
It’s disappointing that President Obama would attend the National Prayer Breakfast at all. The NPB is organized, you may already know, by “the Family”–a secretive and power-hungry cult that attracts congressmen (as well as international totalitarians and fascists) with their … Continue reading
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Tagged barack obama, national prayer breakfast, the family
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Rick Perry is Strong. Bullshit Strong.
Good grief. Rick Perry is losing support among likely Republican voters, polling just ahead of herpes Rick Santorum. What’s a fella to do? Why, play the religion card, of course! Here’s “Strong,” the new TV ad he’s running in Iowa. … Continue reading →