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Tag Archives: sarah palin
O’Reilly + Palin + Natl Day of Prayer = My Head Goes All Explody
If there’s a better example of chirpy, blithe, willful ignorance than this conversation self-perpetuating feedback loop between Bill O’Reilly and Sarah Palin, I would love to see it. O’Reilly interviewed Palin during the recent May 6th observation of the recently-ruled-unconstitutional … Continue reading
Posted in christianity, civil rights, history, politics, religion, religious rights
Tagged national day of prayer, sarah palin
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Right America: Feeling Wronged
I know, I know–the election is long over and everybody who voted for John McCain should get over it (and yes, I realize they weren’t so much voting for John McCain as voting for Sarah Palin). Still, if you really … Continue reading
Posted in movies, politics
Tagged alexandra pelosi, john mccain, republicans, right america feeling wronged, sarah palin
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Halloween gets scarier all the time…
I guess you have to strike while the iron is hot. Come next year these get ups would barely raise a brow. Anyway, a little white hair spray, a couple o’ flag pins and a hockey stick and – voila! – … Continue reading
More Wasilliness
And you thought Jeremiah Wright was bad. Check out “Bishop” Thomas Muthee (rhymes with “moosey”). Visit the website of Word of Faith Church in Kenya and then continue reading here. This guy makes Wright look like John Shelby Spong. Lest you doubt his … Continue reading
Posted in christianity, news, politics, religion, superstitions
Tagged sarah palin, thomas muthee, wasilla, witchhunting
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Podcast #26 – Sarah Palin
First up, what does the selection of Sarah Palin for the Republican presidential ticket mean for the cause of secular government in America? (Spoiler Alert: It won’t be good.) Next, we offer a wrap-up of the extremely successful Skeptics Track … Continue reading
Posted in news, podcast, politics, religion, skepticism, women's rights
Tagged dragon*con, politics, sarah palin, skeptics panel, women's rights
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“Pray away the gay”? No way!
Yet another reason to wonder about Sarah Palin. Wasilla Bible Church, Palin’s home church, has a program designed to “pray away the gay.” I mean, it’s one thing for an informed, consenting adult to submit himself to some church’s de-gay-ifying protocols (which … Continue reading
Posted in christianity, commentary, gay rights, news, politics, religion
Tagged gay rights, sarah palin
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Is Sarah Palin an Idiot?
Point #1: When abstinence-only education fails, what’s Plan B? Oh yeah, there’s no Plan B. I have no idea what to make of the rumors floating around that Palin’s fifth child is actually her grandchild. Whether or not it’s true … Continue reading
Posted in commentary, ethics, intelligent design, news, politics, religion, science, women's rights
Tagged presidential campaign, sarah palin
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It’s Biden vs. Palin!
Okay, so now we know that it’s Barack Obama and Joe Biden vs. John McCain and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin. Is this an overall plus or minus for McCain? I would argue a minus.

Sam Harris Picks on Sarah Palin…Again
Well, he doesn’t so much pick on her as call a spade a spade. Sam Harris (The End of Faith, Letter to a Christian Nation) is not only perceptive; he writes brilliantly. Anyway, here’s his latest essay, “In Defense of … Continue reading →