Comment by Reggie on February 27, 2010 at 7:21pm

So, it's cool to abort babies, as long as it isn't the first one? The GOP is not going to like his liberal views! ;)

Comment by Doug on February 27, 2010 at 7:25pm

Did you see the hole video...The entire state of VA made it legal to fire Gay's and post signs that say Gay's need not apply!!! WTF!!

Comment by Gaytor on February 27, 2010 at 7:55pm

That's pretty stunning. After the collapse of the party in the last four years, he still doesn't get it.

Comment by Mario Rodgers on February 27, 2010 at 9:20pm

I'm almost embarrassed to be a conservative. The Democrats are trying to spend too much. The Republicans are trying to moralize too much.

Comment by Carolanne on February 28, 2010 at 12:35am

Hahahahahaha
What Reggie said.
Embarrassed to be a conservative? I'm embarrassed to be an American. Ugh.

Comment by Reggie on February 28, 2010 at 8:33am

I am there too. Finding alternatives is hard though, I am still working on getting out so I can see what the rest of the world is like for a while.

Don't forget to wear your maple leaf lapel pin and Winnipeg Jets t-shirt while traveling abroad!

Comment by Velogiraptor on February 28, 2010 at 4:29pm

@Mario
Fortunately, pay-go is making a comeback and should make at least fiscal conservatives happy. Neither party has the corner on spending anymore. Unfortunately, the Republican party no longer represents the people who would have otherwise identified themselves as Republican. They do, however represent the evangelical segment of the population.
Neither party represents the atheist or the non-theist population and the the court system (at least for now) has said that "In God We Trust" has been copied so many times, that it no longer carries a religious context. I would then ask, "So then the Bible no longer carries a religious context either for the same reason?". So we know that the courts don't really protect us either. Those who claim to be "strict constructionists" also turn out to say that we are a Christian nation. If they were telling the truth about their constitutional stance, they would support purely secular policies.

Comment by Fancy Nancy on March 1, 2010 at 3:38am

As an ignorant Brit I just don't understand how one man can change the law ... how come there ISN'T one standard of citizenship and how can interpretation of the bible affect the law of a land where there is supposed to be separation of church n state?

Comment by Doug on March 1, 2010 at 6:14am

Fancy Nancy - To me there is not separation of church and state in the USA, churches are tax exempt, in WV you cant buy liquor on Sunday and you have to wait until after 1:00 pm to buy beer on Sunday, I don't drink but if I want one I should be able to have a drink regardless of the time or date... I have seen a lot of the laws and decisions in the us made because of this being a "Christian Nation", even though it plainly says otherwise in the US Constitution!! So this act of stupidity is often embraced in the USA because the overwhelming amount of people who believe in a talking snake in a tree.

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