On the 40th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King’s death, it’s important to stop and realize what must be done to make our country more and more what Dr. King would approve of. Better yet, we should realize what Jesus Christ, Dr. King’s Lord and Savior, would approve of.  Are we the nation that has come together […]

Of the nearly 154,000 people who live in Eugene, Oregon, only two percent are black.  (Scatter that sort of ethnic disparity through Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills and some people will call it isolationist and racist, but never mind.)  But Eugene wouldn’t want to give the impression its White Guilt isn’t as palpable as the […]

Ah, Earf Day. The day when all the Chicken Littles and the occasional boy who cried wolf can get their fifteen minutes of attention. Don’t we just love the warm and fuzzies of claiming the mantle of God and “saving” the Earf from global warming? Well, The Washington Times Fishwrap blog reports that Google has […]

For Hillary Rodham Clinton, the greatest stumbling block she faces in this election cycle is not Barack Obama or even John McCain. It is the daily lengthening of her nose that she is repeatedly tripping over.