Category Archives: politics
Kasich reaches new anti-democratic low
All political tyrants share a unique character trait in common: they immediately, and with great urgency, begin to block reality from affecting their agendas. John Kasich, the new governor of Ohio, has clearly identified himself as a tyrant. As a … Continue reading
Hello Christian Americans
There seems to be considerable concern developing in the United States over the last couple of years regarding the growing influence of “Sharia Law” in this country. Of course, there’s plenty of evidence to suggest that the concern may, in … Continue reading
Rob Sherman talk this Tuesday
This month’s Center for Inquiry discussion group offers a talk and Q&A with journalist and atheist activist, Rob Sherman. You remember Mr. Sherman — Illinois Representative Monique Davis interrupted him while he testified before the Springfield House State Government Administration … Continue reading
News & links in and around Pittsburgh
Wanted to pass along some links I’ve been sent this week of interest to those in and around Pittsburgh . . . 1000 Plaintiffs for Newdow v. Roberts — Friends of Mike Newdow, a group of PA Nonbelievers, has set … Continue reading
The Final Days
As we head into the final days before the election, the parties flog their messages, trying to attract undecided voters (if there are any). People align themselves with the candidates who reflect their beliefs — or at least seem to … Continue reading
