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There is going to be a forum for presidential candidates in Des Moines on June 30th sponsored by Iowans for Tax Relief, and a group called Iowa Christian Alliance. And most of the Republican candidates will be present. Except for Ron Paul. Why?

Here’s the word from the Ron Paul campaign blog:

Ron Paul Excluded in Iowa

Iowans for Tax Relief and Iowa Christian Alliance will host a presidential candidates forum on Saturday, June 30th in Des Moines. Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney, Sam Brownback, Jim Gilmore, Mike Huckabee, Tommy Thompson, and Tom Tancredo will participate.

Ron Paul, however, will not participate. Why? Because he wasn’t invited.

We heard about this forum from numerous supporters in Iowa who asked why Dr. Paul was not going to participate. Those supporters assumed that Dr. Paul was invited.

The campaign office had not received an invitation so we called this morning; thinking

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You might have heard about the Creation Museum that opened this week in Kentucky. It is a natural history museum that has made the Bible’s account of a literal six-day creation the foundation of everything that is on exhibit.

It seems to be a huge hit, because ever since it opened the Creation Museum has enjoyed capacity crowds. It’s also attracted the usual gang of professional secularists: people who get too much of their jollies from deriding those who believe God made everything as “backward-thinking yokels”.

I’m making mention of this, because I think that the Creation Museum and the “controversy” about it (which seems too manufactured by the mainstream press) epitomizes everything that’s wrong with the “Evolution versus Creationism” debate… and especially how too many Christians get embroiled in this for the very worst of reasons.

Yes, I do believe God created the universe. No, I won’t be ...

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Some are saying that taxes on Internet use could arrive by this fall.

The Internet may have started with government funding, but it’s long been something that’s of and managed by the public domain.

There is only one reason why politicians would want to tax how you use the Internet: because they want to control how you use it and how much information you get from it.

People across the country are finally waking up to the charade that the “two party” fraud has been perpetrating on us for so long. People are starting to openly question the motives of their leaders. There is beginning to be considerable resistance to the idea that we must have things like the income tax. There are some politicians in the past few weeks who have witnessed the meteoric rise of Ron Paul to the forefront of the presidential race, and they realize ...

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George W. Bush is the worst President in American history. As I’ve said many times before: it will be decades before we have completely cleaned up the mess that this evil man and his cronies have done to this country.

Some will claim that for me to say that is not becoming a true Christian. If only Germany had been inundated with such insincere Christians in the years leading up to 1938.

The fact that I am probably in a government database somewhere as a “dissident” and a “troublemaker” for what I’ve posted here should be enough to make anyone pause.

Here’s the story from Jerome Corsi at WorldNetDaily. This is certainly the first I’m hearing about this…

Bush makes power grab

Posted: May 23, 2007
1:00 a.m. Eastern

President Bush, without so much as issuing a press statement, on May 9 signed a directive that granted near dictatorial

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Y’know, the school board election was in November and it’s now been more than 7 months since my first campaign commercial – the “lightsaber” one – first aired. And I only ran that one for about a week and a half before replacing it with the next in the series. But months later, and I’m still getting e-mails and phone calls out the wazoo about it.

I totally missed the opportunity to talk with them on the air about it, but it looks like National Public Radio did a segment about funny political ads and mine was discussed.

So let’s see, the current tally is that my commercial has been reported on by: The New York Times, the News & Record in Greensboro, the News and Observer in Raleigh, The Charlotte Observer, quite a few television stations including some on cable, and now National Public Radio.

Not too ...

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Once upon a time, I was a “dittohead”. I discovered Rush Limbaugh not long out of high school: first from his syndicated TV show and then his radio show (which I listened to religiously). I read his books, I phoned and faxed my reps whenever he said we needed to make our voices heard… heck I was even a caller on his show one day in December 1993.

Thank the Lord that I came to my senses.

I still have my copies of The Way Things Ought To Be and See, I Told You So, along with other relics from the strange days of my youth. Back when I couldn’t see past the two-party fraud. By the time The Matrix came out in ’99 I had already taken the proverbial Red Pill and started seeing the way things really are in this world. Like, how people like Limbaugh aren’t ...

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Breaking news now. Was found in his office “unresponsive” and rushed to the hospital. In just the past few minutes it’s coming out more or less verified that Falwell has indeed died.

I know that I’ve written a lot on this blog about how I disagreed with a many things that Falwell did. The biggest problem I had with him was that he put too much an emphasis on gaining political power. That said, I have to add here that my prayers are definitely with his family today....

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Here’s the link to my latest letter to the editor of the News & Record. I had a wonderful conversation with Becky Layton in the editorial department a few days ago when she called to verify that I wrote this (standard procedure for letters to be published) and I said then that I’m very serious about this suggestion. The News & Record staff had a great idea when they started encouraging blogging and commenting on op-ed pieces. Now here’s a chance to take it way on past the next level: ban all political labels, like “Democrat” and “Republican”, “conservative” and “liberal”, “right wing/left wing” etc.

Some will say that this will drastically limit the amount of material for the op-ed pages. No doubt that’s true. But it will encourage serious, engaging and even polite debate about real ideas, instead of the partisan bickering that has become so anemic. And there ...

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Something I’m not seeing talked about much during the past week or so, especially in light of the intense popularity – online and elsewhere – that Ron Paul seems to be enjoying following last week’s GOP presidential candidates debate.

There seems to be a massive disconnect between what the mainstream press sees and is reporting, and the apparent support that Paul is getting as gauged from “alternative” outlets. F’rinstance, right now Paul has more people subscribed to his YouTube channel than any other Republican candidate. And as of this writing, “ron paul for president” entered into a Google search yields 162,000 results… compared to 75,400 for mainstream press-projected “frontrunner” Rudolph Giuliani.

And yet, the “traditional” media persists in largely ignoring Ron Paul, because he’s not “polling high enough” compared go Guiliani, Romney, and a few others.

There’s something horribly, horribly wrong with the mainstream media’s perspective…

The only “scientific” polling ...

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Opponents of a school bond referendum in Davie County have vandalized thousands of dollars worth of signs supporting to measure and it’s being treated as an actual crime there. I’m going to do some more looking into this come early next week. Funny how a few counties over it’s treated as a serious criminal matter (as it should be) but here in Rockingham County it’s almost as if it’s no big deal when other people’s political signs are messed with.

Speaking of Ron Price, there’s one more thing – at least – that is in the works. You’ll know it when you see it.

Thanks to Penny Owens for forwarding along this news video from WGHP Fox 8....

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