So this is not only the first video blog post I’ve made in… well a VERY long time. It’s also the absolutely FIRST blog post that I’ve made about now-President Donald Trump ever!
To be fair though, it’s not about Trump himself. It’s about what I’ve seen waaaaay too much of in the way of hatred toward the guy. It’s not warranted and it’s not worth it. Anyhoo, roll the clip!
Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and John McCain using WWE Pro Wrestling to pimp themselves.
America really is turning into that movie Idiocracy, isn’t it?
What a contrast. Last night we watched the finale of HBO’s John Adams, which conveyed the virtue and nobility of the Founding Fathers as beautifully as any production that possibly comes to mind. And less than 24 hours later, we see what has become of the fruits of their labors and sacrifice: three of the worst possible candidates for office of President of the United States, using metaphorical bread and circuses to reach out to what is supposed to be an enlightened constituency.
Some smart-alec is probably going to say that this is nothing different than when Richard Nixon appeared on Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In. But I disagree. Laugh-In was a smart show, and had serious cultural relevance. And that was just a ...
Me calling into Star Talk on WGSR Star 39 a few nights ago…
I’ve voted in every election for as long as I’ve ever been able to be a registered voter. And more than that, I’ve gone the extra mile and run for public office. Nobody can ever accuse me of being an apathetic citizen.
But I mean it: as things stand now, I won’t be casting a vote for either the Democrat or Republican nominee for President this year. Because none of these people have demonstrated that they sincerely want to serve the American people.
Voting for the lesser of two evils is still voting for evil. There is no excuse for it.
Not once did I vote for Bill Clinton, and not once did I ever vote for George W. Bush. The two worst Presidents in American history can never claim that I cast a ballot for them. ...
Dr. Bob Jones III, chancellor of Bob Jones University in Greenville, South Carolina and grandson of the founder, has endorsed Mitt Romney for President.
Which I don’t particularly have a problem with. Dr. Jones is free to endorse whoever he wants to for President.
Here’s where he goes totally wrong…
“This is all about beating Hillary,” Jones said.
What a wonderful Christ-like sentiment that Dr. Jones is expressing here. And yes, I am being sarcastic.
You know, so-called “Christian leaders” like Dr. Jones just don’t get it. They haven’t bothered to understand that not in a million years can they claim America for Christ. Because they can’t even let Christ take claim over their own hearts and minds. Christ cannot change America anymore than we let Him change us first.
And that is something that people like Dr. Jones refuse to do at all. To them, Christ is something ...
The Politico today has a story about why evangelical Christians – who are almost entirely registered Republicans – will be opposing Fred Thompson.
Don’t believe it.
If Fred Thompson is nominated to be the Republican candidate for President next year, you will not only see most of these so-called “conservative evangelicals” not oppose Fred Thompson, but will see them support him with their wallets and their prayers.
You will hear preachers – as much as they can get away with it – crying out from their pulpits to their congregations that it is their “good Christian duty” to vote for Thompson.
You will witness the supposed “leaders” of Christian virtue in America do an about-face and instruct their followers via websites and radio programs and “voter guides” that they “cannot turn away from their God-given task” by failing to support Fred Thompson… especially if Hillary Clinton is the Democrat nominee....
Here, read his latest essay, “The Fear Factor”.
When was the last time we had the opportunity to elect a man with an intellect on par with that of the Founding Fathers?
You’ll never see this kind of thought and eloquence from Hillary Clinton, Rudolph Giuliani, Fred Thompson, or any other empty suit that the party bigwigs and the mainstream press would rather you vote for. You certainly can’t say that you’ve ever seen this level of articulation from George W. Bush.
Just one more reason why in 2008 I’m voting for Ron Paul, or I’m voting for nobody....