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To catch up on this series you can read the first part, and the second part. When writing on the subject of abortion, I somehow feel it necessary to defend myself before I even get started. Not from those with a pro-abortion/pro-choice stand, but from some pro-lifers who seem to have a litmus test of whether one is pro-life enough. So, let me establish some street cred as it were. I have donated money...
A long time ago in a lifetime far, far away, I was a Republican. I stood in line for an hour or so–and was happy to do it–to be able to cast my first presidential vote for Ronald Reagan against the dangerous Walter Mondale. The primary reason he was dangerous, I guess, is because he was perceived as weak on defense issues. He was socially liberal being for everything I was against and against...
[A necessary disclaimer: I did not vote for either Obama or McCain in November. My preference was not to choose between the lesser of two evils and I would not cast a vote for either of them in a future face-off. The first two posts in this group (Parts One and Two) focused on the campaigns of Obama, Clinton and Edwards. Lest anyone think I'm biased toward the Republicans, I offer this post in...
With Scott Brown’s win and Martha Coakley’s concession Republicans are rejoicing that the 60 vote, filibuster proof lead in the senate is gone and with it, they believe, Obamacare. Brown defeated Coakley to win the seat vacated at the death of Edward Kennedy giving the northern state its first Democratic senator in 31 years. One Facebook comment read, “Welcome Massachusetts to the United States!” with reams of comments affirming a smart decision made by...
If you are a resident of the state of Georgia and you have not had the opportunity to read the article, “Coziness between lobbyists and lawmakers a longstanding practice,” I would strongly encourage you to read it today. Writers Alan Judd and Nancy Badertscher chronicle the out of control relationship that some state representatives and senators have with lobbyists in the state: If members of the Georgia General Assembly get hungry, a lobbyist will...