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Andrew Sullivan has a terrific recap of the Values Voter straw poll showing that the true winner was Mike Huckabee. It makes sense. Now that Brownback is gone, his supporters are most likely to go with his ideological and theological brother Mike Huckabee than with his very, very distant theological cousin Mitt Romney.

A beautiful tribute to former Steelers head coach Chuck Noll – winner of four Super Bowls. No, he’s not dead, but the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is doing a history of the Steelers in their 75th year and the tribute is just part of a bigger piece. I wonder how many owners and coaches today have this…

Mitt Romney won the straw poll conducted at Family Research Council’s Values Voter Summit with 28 percent of the 5,776 votes cast, just 30 votes ahead of former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee. Rudy Giuliani got 2% – or 107 – of the votes cast. Fred Thompson finished fourth and John McCain actually finished behind Rudy…

Just in case there was ANY doubt about how little Christian conservative leaders care about the poor, here is their list of big issues on their presidential straw poll being taking this weekend: 3. Please indicate which issue is the most important in determining your opinion of the candidate that you will most likely vote…

Leaving aside the surreal and throughly un-Biblical mixing of Jesus and politics at the Values Voter Summit – replete with worship leader Ron Freeman jazzing up the worship hymn with “We’ve got the right Senate and the Congress!” Some thoughts on Rudy Giuliani’s speech this morning. He made one huge, but not fatal, mistake. At…

This is forgiveness. Thanks Erica for sending.

Today at the Family Research Council’s “Values Voter Summit“, Mitt Romney said this: Bill Cosby related that in some inner cities: “There are whole blocks with scarcely a married couple, whole blocks without responsible males to watch out for wayward boys, whole neighborhoods in which little boys and girls come of age without seeing up…

This post comes from Ian Spier, an ORU graduate: The ORU scandal has many an alumni concerned–concerned that a university with already questionable credibility has now lost whatever shred of it remained, and concerned, as a result, that their degree (arguably, a good one) has been devalued. I think, as alumni, that we SHOULD be…

This moves me to no end… and I’m not sure why. Thank you HAK.

I ran into Ralph at a conference last week after not seeing him for a long time. He agreed to a quick interview: Should we just hand the keys to whichever Democrat wins the nomination? It sure seems like the Republicans are hosed. Not according to the polling data. The most recent Gallup poll shows…
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