Another Election Day
Before this election, I simply couldn’t imagine long lines to vote, especially in a small town like Lindsborg. The featured image (which may only be displayed on the index pages, depending on your … Read more
We Will Survive!
Before this election, I simply couldn’t imagine long lines to vote, especially in a small town like Lindsborg. The featured image (which may only be displayed on the index pages, depending on your … Read more
For a variety of reasons, I’ve shied away from writing about politics lately. Both sides are strongly polarized, and so firm in their beliefs, that it’s hard to come up with any compelling … Read more
I realize that in today’s political climate one blog entry is unlikely to change anyone’s mind, and agreeing to disagree is sometimes the best that can be done. I’m posting about John Kerry’s … Read more
Well, not my values, but as evidenced by recent events at home and abroad, this list, while incomplete, seems fairly accurate. Thanks to Jesus’ General for providing this update.
A bi-partisan group of former US military commanders and diplomats held a press conference and issued a very strongly worded call for the defeat of the president this fall. Known as the Diplomats … Read more
how the average middle-class German citizen felt in the late 1930s. (Someone said a better question is: “how did they feel in 1948?”) This editorial from the Chicago Sun-Times is thought provoking, to … Read more
Legal Torture; a legal memo doesn’t supersede US and international law. The Times and Iraq; a review of inaccurate and incomplete reporting by the NY Times in the period leading up to the … Read more