September 2004

My Big Blogroll

September 24, 2004

I have a looooong blogroll, and I’d like to highlight a few new bloggers. Words can’t express how happy I was to find bloggers like this. Duane is a conservative blogger doing his thing. Check out this post title: “Weak and Insecure African-Americans Need Hand-Holding.” It warms my heart to know I’m not alone! Welcome [...]

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Reader And Commenter Appreciation Day

September 24, 2004

In about a month-and-a-half, I will celebrate my one-year “blogiversary.” Since November 2003, my readership has steadily grown. What began as a between-columns-rant has turned into a-new-column-everyday exercise, and I want to thank everyone who reads my blog. Every blogger wants readers, even though some pretend not to care. Let’s face it: we’re not out [...]

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Joey The Pooh

September 24, 2004

Update II: Talk about a bucket of cold water…A commenter says the story I cited this morning has been corrected by the editor (can’t they do anything right?): This story is based on an editorial error. From that page: This article has been corrected from the version published in the newspaper and online Friday morning [...]

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Bloggers’ Carnivals

September 23, 2004

Neophyte Pundit hosts this week’s Christian Carnival. I wish I had time to read them all, but I recommend these: 1) Kyle French’s review of No Place For Truth, Or Whatever Happened to Evangelical Theology? 2) How is the blogging revolution similar to the Protestant Reformation? Ask Travelling Shoes. 3) JollyBlogger (always good) is “Still [...]

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Intellectual Morons

September 23, 2004

For those of you who were reading my blog back in February, you may remember a couple of posts about Elyse Crystall, a liberal professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The school is apparently a southern outpost for PC-America. Mike S. Adams, a conservative and professor at the school (and one [...]

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All-White High School Reunion

September 23, 2004

This is the sort of thing people are going to have to get over: The reunion Saturday is only for those who graduated from Washington High School before it opened its doors to black students in the fall of 1969. Some black leaders say the all-white reunion is sad and painful evidence that 50 years [...]

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How To Talk To A Liberal

September 23, 2004

Speaking of bold, if you’re not acquainted with Ann Coulter, you’re missing out. I’m not as bold as she. Her comments are sometimes so sharp, they make me cringe. I like her, though. I met her last year at a book signing and she was very nice. She’s probably nice to liberals in person, too. [...]

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RNC Chairman Implicates Kerry Campaign

September 23, 2004

Somebody at the Republican National Committee considers me “the press” because I was invited to listen in on a teleconference yesterday. Chairman Ed Gillespie spoke boldy about the Rathergate debacle and says he believes a crime was committed. From the after-conference press release:

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Reaping The Leftist Whirlwind

September 22, 2004

I don’t know about you, but I’m loving the infighting going on at CBS. The insidous leftist bent has finally caught up with the old dinosaurs in real-time, and I’m enjoying every hour of it. Everybody’s trying to put the blame on somebody else. And Dan Rather had to be forced to admit the documents [...]

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The Immorality of Race Preferences

September 22, 2004

I was asked to explain why I believe race preferences are immoral. Immorality is the state of being immoral. An immoral thing is that which is contrary to accepted principles of right and wrong. Morality is conformity to ideals of right human conduct. For a primer on right human conduct, I direct you to God’s [...]

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Watergate: Mother Of All Scandals (So Far)

September 22, 2004

(Pictured is John Dean III, former White House counsel, being sworn in before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities in 1973.) This post was inspired by this article, which got me to thinking about the differences and similarities between Watergate and Rathergate. For its time, Watergate was quite dramatic, but the current scandal [...]

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The Mighty Are Still Falling!

September 22, 2004

Update: Former U.S. Attorney to investigate Rathergate! (Hat tip: Power Line) According to Drudge: CBS DOC SOURCE SET TO SUE NETWORK FOR LIBEL Wed Sep 22 2004 00:05:20 ET Bill Burkett, the man identified yesterday by CBS as the source of the controversial documents used in its September 8 “60 Minutes II” report questioning President [...]

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Pander-Horse

September 21, 2004
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Africans And Black Americans

September 21, 2004

I came across an interesting article that apprears to be a variation on this theme. Gregory Moore, author of “It’s Africans, Not African Americans That Are Appreciating College Education”, writes: With the NBA season being about a month or so away, I thought it was interesting that while searching through the various sports resources at [...]

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Joe Lockhart Returns…And Gets Burned

September 21, 2004

Update (6:25 p.m.): “CBS Faces New Charges Over Discredited Bush Report” Joe Lockhart, Bill Clinton’s former spokesman, poked his hand in the cookie jar once too often. He got stuck. According to USAToday: CBS arranged for a confidential source to talk with Joe Lockhart, a top aide to Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry, after the [...]

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