After the 2008 presidential election results were in, I wrote on this site that there probably would be some who counseled that the Republican Party needed to move away from its conservative Christian constituency. I cited the results of the last several elections and concluded that it would be a tactical mistake for Republicans. Sure […]
Christianity and the Republican Party Read More »
Actually, I love books, so this week I’m going to write about three of them that have interested me lately. I recently was given a book I’d never heard of by an author I’d never heard of. Crazy Love: Overwhelmed by a Relentless God by Francis Chan, a California pastor, is creating quite a buzz.
Both Republicans and Democrats will be analyzing the results of the 2008 election and trying to learn from it. Gaining any actual, relevant insight will be problematic for at least three reasons. One, people are not nearly as willing to learn something new as they are to have what they already think validated in some
Dear Reader: The “What’s New” section has an update, as is the case every few weeks. I imagine that you’ve heard a lot of bad stuff about the economy recently, and there certainly are some troubling things that have transpired, but look at how half-full your glass is. The Stock Market seems to be pretty
Good Economic News Read More »
I don’t know which one it will be of course, and neither do you. The American electorate is fickle, and the polls are more so. My point with this blog is that I believe whichever guy gets elected, he’ll only serve one term. If John McCain gets elected, it will be because he persuaded some
Introducing: The Next One Term President Read More »
