April 2004

So Many Blogs, So Little Time

April 9, 2004

Update: How could I have forgotten Sneakeasy’s Joint? I found him by following a link on someone else’s blog to “My Thinking Problem.” You’ve got to read it. I’ve been lurking over at The Mulatto Advocate for a while. Check out his post about Wal-Mart bashing. Here’s a blog called The Black Republican. I was [...]

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Surrounded By Bias

April 8, 2004

More tripe from the Chicago Tribune. The media must think people are stupid. A disgustingly biased “news” story, which belongs on the opinion page, displays this headline: “In South, issue of gay marriage exposes hate and fear.” This is objective reporting? The news editor, some editorial minion or the “reporter” herself made a value judgment [...]

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All Condi All The Time

April 8, 2004

I’m exhausted after that post yesterday. I could’ve kept writing all day. I never run out of words when it comes to people jumping all over black conservatives. Or mangling Scripture. National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice will testify this morning, beginning at 9:00 a.m. EST in the Hart Senate Office Building. It’s going to be [...]

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Open Letter To A Liberal Columnist

April 7, 2004

Dear Dawn Turner Trice, In “Rice’s Politics Isolate Her From Many Blacks”, you assert that the “African-American Republican woman” is the “rarest (loneliest) of birds.” I want to assure you that we’re not lonely. I also wanted to address all your statements, line by line, but to do so would require a novel-sized post. There [...]

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Christian Carnival

April 7, 2004

Check out this week’s posts by Christian bloggers at the Christian Carnival, hosted this week by ChristWeb. In the meantime, stay tuned for my next entry, “Open Letter To A Liberal Columnist”, based on a column by Dawn Turner Trice (registration required).

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The Death Business Is Booming

April 5, 2004

This is a picture of a month-old unborn baby. During an abortion, a “clump of cells” this age is most often suctioned out of the womb. When I saw the picture, I thought about a soft-spoken, left-leaning acquaintance of mine who came out swinging against me on the issue of child-killing. I think it was [...]

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King Michael And Rev. Al Look Like Old Pals

April 3, 2004

Happy Saturday! Looking for something fun to do? Go “Caption This” soon-to-be classic photo over at Nykola.com.

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Latest Column: What Do Men Want?

April 2, 2004

Unofficial survey: I’d like to know what you think of Dr. Laura Schlessinger’s thesis. Please feel free to comment and don’t hold back! A man needs to feel strong and needed as a protector for women — basically, to conquer the beast and rescue the fair maiden. A man needs his woman to show him [...]

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Evangelical Drift?

April 1, 2004

Bill over at Walloworld has an interesting post about Chuck Colson’s take on Christians engaging the culture. Bill writes: If we keep on trying to “change the culture” by force, without changing the hearts and minds of the people who comprise the culture, we’ve failed miserably. We have imposed our morality, without impressing our faith [...]

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