April 2004

The Washington Post Telephone Rejection

April 21, 2004

I’ve been writing seriously (writing for publication) for about two years. I’ve gotten a few telephone acceptances from editors before. But never have I gotten a telephone rejection. After all, busy editors usually don’t take the time to call just to say, “No, we don’t want this article,” when it’s much simpler to reply to [...]

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More Trivia

April 20, 2004

J.D. Mays over at Army of One has found a great way to get publicity and fresh material to post. Check out his latest blogger interview. Weird stuff And I believe you’ve seen this somewhere before.

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Latest Column: Stop The Presses!

April 20, 2004

“The idea that we would set out, consciously or unconsciously, to put some kind of an ideological framework over what we’re doing is nonsense.” — NBC’s Tom Brokaw, May 24, 2001. Sorry, Tom, but you and the rest of the Bush-bashers have been exposed. Your industry is just finding out what the rest of America [...]

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Let’s Party!!!

April 19, 2004

On Sunday, April 25, the Lord’s Day in some circles, special celebrity guests, VIPs and young volunteers will be observing “March for Women’s Lives.” The celebration will feature live music, food, and so much more! At least one of my stereotypes about the National Education Association (NEA) has been shattered. Some of the teachers aren’t [...]

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What To Do About Iraq

April 19, 2004

(Reuters photo) (After I posted the entry about the abortion march, I realized the subject of this post is also killing. But there are many differences between murdering unborn children and defense in war, which isn’t considered murder. That’s an interesting topic for discussion in a later post.) A radio talk show host I occasionally [...]

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Permalinks Have Changed

April 16, 2004

I’m now more determined than ever to leave BlogSpot. All of my old permalinks don’t work anymore. The permalink feature still works, but the archive path name somehow changed. That means if you ever (since November 2003?) linked to particular posts, those links don’t work anymore. If you have the time and/or inclination, you can [...]

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Kerry Likes Blacks in Churches But Not In His Inner Circle

April 15, 2004

Columnist Clarence Page, who has been described as a “black conservative”, buys into John Kerry’s “I like black folks!” persona: Kerry has been to dozens of black churches and black-oriented events on the campaign trail and it showed, particularly on what I call the obligatory litmus-test bromides of black Democrats: He unequivocally supported the “Mend [...]

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Christian Carnival Is Up!

April 15, 2004

Christian Carnival is a showcase for Christian bloggers. It’s hosted this week by GodBlog.com. Liberal Radio Is Silenced! Is Air America off the air? For good? After just two weeks of broadcasting, Air America Radio, the fledgling liberal talk-radio network featuring Al Franken and Janeane Garofalo, was pulled off the air this morning in Chicago [...]

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Funny Post

April 14, 2004

The other day I wrote, “I’m tired of dealing with liberals. I’m seriously thinking of moving to an area teeming with conservatives. Such a place exists doesn’t it?” Commenters have suggested Idaho, southwestern Ohio, Texas, Oklahoma, any-place-outside Philly in Pennsylvania, Colorado, San Diego, Arizona and the White House. Doc Rampage has an unusual suggestion: “Why [...]

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Four More Years! Four More Years!

April 14, 2004

I’m a totally biased conservative! If anyone who listened to the reporters’ questions to President Bush last night and still doubts the existence of a liberal media bias, they are willfully ignorant. A reporter asked the president if he felt personally responsible for the attacks on September 11. Can you believe it? President Bush said: [...]

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Extraordinary Black Female?

April 13, 2004

OK, no takers on the “Old Men” challenge. Kudos to Dennis Prager for once again writing a cogent, incisive piece about the phoniness of white liberals in “Bob Kerrey clarifies the liberal view of blacks and women.” “[M]any liberals and most Democratic leaders do not take blacks and women as seriously as they take whites [...]

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Two Old Men, Two Different Standards

April 13, 2004

I deliberately waited to see what would would happen after Sen. Chris Dodd’s remarks about Sen. Robert Byrd before blogging about it. As I suspected, not much happened. It’s been 13 days since Dodd made remarks much more racially insensitive than anything Trent Lott ever said. Where is the liberal outrage and indignation of the [...]

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One-Sided Liberal Media Domination

April 12, 2004

Just think of the benefits that would flow from having a “Crossfire” sort of layout in the Chicago Tribune or Atlanta Journal-Constitution. On one page, someone like Dawn Turner Trice could offer her view from the left, and on the next page, someone like myself could offer my view from the right. After reading both [...]

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Thinking About The War

April 12, 2004

I haven’t blogged about the war in Iraq before because I wanted to get my thoughts together. As a preliminary note, I do believe this is a religious war, whether the United States believes so or not. While reading and writing a review for The Crisis of Islam almost a year ago, I gained a [...]

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“He Is Not Here; He Has Risen!”

April 11, 2004

“Remember how He spoke to you when He was still in Galilee, saying, ‘The Son of Man must be delivered into the hands of sinful men, and be crucified, and the third day rise again.’” And they remembered His words. (Luke 24:6-8) To an unbelieving world, the saving power of the cross of Jesus Christ [...]

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