Atta Boy in Order for Obama
Tags: Faith Based Office, Obama, Separation of Church and State
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Permalink Reply by Gaytor on -
That's new to me, and they existed. Might have to keep an eye out for their building this weekend. Playing tourist there.
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Permalink Reply by Bill on -
It's funny that "The Other Side" can't possess both positive and a negative opinions about Sarah Palin, for example. Yet they call themselves fair and balanced!
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Permalink Reply by Ryan E. Hoffman on -
There was an article in the Post that said Palin wouldn't do another interview with Katie Couric because she was biased against her.
It's kind of hard to be biased when you say you have foreign policy experience with Russia because you can see them out your window...
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Permalink Reply by Atheist Exile on -
Organized religion (i.e. Christianity) in the U.S. has persistently and consistently applied pressure to compromise the separation of church and state. We need to consign religion to its own realm and utterly out of the public realm. This means NO exceptions whatsoever. "In God we Trust"? NO WAY. "One nation under God"? NO WAY. Get rid of EVERY violation of church and state. Period.
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Permalink Reply by Ida Claire on -
Unfortunately, it says nowhere in the Constitution that Church and State have to be seperated. This phrase came from a letter written by Thomas Jefferson. The closest we have is "government shall make no law establishing any religion." Does our official motto In God We Trust count as a law? I think it should... I crossed out god and put reason on all my money, and I always skip the under god part of the pledge.
It sucks to be a non-Christian in the US, especially if you are a non-theist or **GASP** an -lowers voice- atheist.
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Permalink Reply by Bill on
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Corporate money is flowing 9-1 to the broken party. Of course the American public can still tell them they can't buy the election, like we did with Meg Whitman in CA. Hopefully we will. It seems that the future of the nation, and perhaps the world, is in the hands of a large block of dunderheads who can't decide between Barack Obama and Sarah Palin.
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Permalink Reply by Gaytor on
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This article shows how broken they are from my perspective. Rush Limbaugh questions the credibility and opinion of Motor Trend because they like the Chevy Volt. While I'm not a Chevy fan, it may be another step forward. Clearly Rush is arguing his point in support of not bailing out Chevy. If GM moves back to being a success, it's a loss for the Republicans. Will they actually attempt to kill American manufacturing, jobs, and union wages for a political point... apparently. Motor Trends response is tasty!
Assuming you’ve been anywhere near the biggest automotive technological breakthrough since … I don’t know, maybe the self-starter, could you even find your way to the front seat? Or are you happy attacking a car that you’ve never even seen in person?
Last time you ranted about the Volt, you got confused about the “range,” and said on the air that the car could be driven no more than 40 miles at a time, period. At least you stayed away from that issue this time, but you continue to attack it as the car only a tree hugging, Obama-supporting Government Motors customer would want. As radio loudmouths like you would note, none of those potential customers were to be found after November 2.
Back to us for a moment, our credibility, Mr. Limbaugh, comes from actually driving and testing the car, and understanding its advanced technology. It comes from driving and testing virtually every new car sold, and from doing this once a year with all the all-new or significantly improved models all at the same time. We test, make judgments and write about things we understand.
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If you can stop shilling for your favorite political party long enough to go for a drive, you might really enjoy the Chevy Volt. I’m sure GM would be happy to lend you one for the weekend. Just remember: driving and Oxycontin don’t mix.
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Permalink Reply by Ryan E. Hoffman on
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Wow............
what a fucking shot to the gut. "Driving and oxycotin don't mix." Wow. I agree, Bill. Mega pwnage of the Rush.
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