It seems that the Republicans in the Senate only want to pay attention to the US Constitution when convenient for them. To refuse to accept a nominee from the US President just because they don't like it is very unconstitutional. They are refusing do to the job they swore to do. It's pretty damn amusing when they do … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – breaking an oath
Month: February 2016
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation: an excellent essay on why a new atheist has come to the correct conclusion, written by a TrueChristian
A Christian that I have had a chance to cross swords with, Lyle Duell, has written one of the best essays on why a new atheist has made the right decision. This is, of course, rather inadvertently on his part, or at least I suspect so. Once upon a time, one could comment on Mr. … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation: an excellent essay on why a new atheist has come to the correct conclusion, written by a TrueChristian
Not So Polite Conversation – when deities have a hard time of it
The Christian god has had a rough couple of weeks in here in the US. Its hand picked candidates who were told that they would win the presidency have dropped out, leaving more handpicked ones behind. Santorum, Huckabee, Fiorina, etc were such fantastic examples of lying Christians, I’m sorry to see them leave. And, then, … Continue reading Not So Polite Conversation – when deities have a hard time of it
What the Boss Likes – John Fetterman, hopefully my next Senator
John Fetterman is mayor of Braddock, a mill town near Pittsburgh, PA. It suffered awfully when the steel mills ended in many towns here in the northeast. Mr. Fetterman has been doing wonders for it, but it's a tough row to hoe. He's running for the US Senate. Support him if you can. He also … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – John Fetterman, hopefully my next Senator
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