This is the continuation of the account of my experience at An Evening With Sarah Palin. Read part 1 and part 2. I already tipped my hand in the last post that I like Hugh Hewitt considerably. I appreciate both his activism in supporting candidates and the way he approaches faith in politics on...
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This is the continuation of a series discussing the Sarah Palin event held in Denver on May 22, 2010. Read part 1 here. Finally, it was time for the speakers to come on and dazzle us. This was what we were all waiting for. Dennis Prager was introduced first. I must confess, I knew...
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This was supposed to be up two weeks ago as promised in my post “Sarah Palin: Why I Have a Mixed Opinion.” It was also supposed to be one post. Instead, it’s a series of posts going up all week. So be sure to come back everyday.  Hope you enjoy my take on the...
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Abby Sunderland wants another crack at sailing around the world solo. A lot of people are making a fuss about the fact that she was making such a dangerous journey anyway. I say: Good for you Abby! Sunderland’s ambition recalls America’s adventurous spirit. I am afraid that spirit is nearly lost. What ever happened...
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Cover of Going Rogue: An American Life The reactions surprised me. I didn’t start out taking an informal poll, it just kinda happened. Here’s how: A local radio station, 710 KNUS, is sponsoring an event with Sarah Palin this weekend. I never was able to catch one of Palin’s rallies in Colorado in 2008...
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Rev. Jerimiah Wright is out there saying BO threw him under the bus. Why does he even bother to say this now? He should have been joining the conservative choir who was saying the same in 2008. After all, it was the campaign bus BO threw Rev. Wright under.
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This might be stuck in my head awhile. Check out Mr. Pollak’s article on the “Making of the Tea Party Ballad.”
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Today is the most important day in the entire year for Christians. Every Sunday we celebrate God’s grace and mercy bestowed on us through Jesus. But Easter Sunday we make a special point to remember how he did so. God accomplished what until then could not be done: he satisfied the penalty for sin....
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I always try to capture something of the way Jesus’ disciples must have felt on this intermediary day. Less than a week ago, they accompanied Jesus on his way into Jerusalem, entering triumphantly and hailed as the king they believed him to be. Two days ago they celebrated what must have been the strangest...
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