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Korean hostages
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David Kuo
Did the South Korean government go too far in negotiating for the release of the hostages? Talk about a hard case. Everyone should be celebrating the release of those men and women. How truly, truly wonderful. At the same time, reports that the South Korean government agreed to bar missionary activities to Afghanistan – if…
Open Secrets in giving
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David Kuo
Here is an addicting site for the politically nosy – OpenSecrets.org. Type in a name and a city and you can find out who has been giving money. You can do it for yourself or for neighbors or for celebrities or for other politicians. Have fun.
Larry Craig must resign
By
David Kuo
A United States Senator is held – or should be held – to a higher standard. Sen. Larry Craig’s behavior doesn’t pass a lower standard. He should resign. Some will say that there is a double standard, that Democrats get away with more than Republicans; that when Democrats get in trouble the “media” doesn’t focus…
Sacrificing SUVs?
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David Kuo
John Edwards said that he would ask Americans to sacrifice their SUVs in favor of more fuel-efficient cars. I’m sure people will be mocking him – probably already are – but it is an example of honest leadership. Consider this – he dared talk about sacrifice. He said he would ask Americans to give up…
Mike Vick meet Darryl Strawberry
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David Kuo
In the mid-1980s, Darryl Strawberry was one of baseball’s elite. He won a World Series ring, he was selected to repeated All Star games, he was a rich man. He was a troubled man. There was a divorce, there were paternity suits, there were rumors of much worse. Finally, in 1995, he was suspended from…
The tectonic shift
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David Kuo
I am the son of a geophysicist. As such I know a wee bit (emphasis on “wee”) about plate tectonics. Plate tectonics is the theory that best explains how the continents came to be through slow but inexorable movement. [Note: my father reads the blog so perhaps he will give a better explanation – Dad?]…
Republican affairs
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David Kuo
I’m sure that history is replete with examples of political parties going through almost comedically bad times. News of Larry Craig’s arrest and guilty plea just make it harder to remember those times. There is more to be said, I’m just not sure what it is right now.
Mr. Vick meets Jesus
By
David Kuo
Michael Vick this morning: “We all make mistakes. I made a mistake for using bad judgement and making bad decisions,” Vick said. “Dogfighting is a terrible thing and I didn’t reject it. … Through this situation I found Jesus and turned my life over to God.” When I first heard about Vick and Jesus, I…
Gonzales
By
David Kuo
Over the past few months as people asked the question, “Why hasn’t Gonzales resigned yet?” the answer I kept hearing was two words long, “Karl Rove.” The White House fear was that if Gonzales left all the Democrats firepower would be aimed at Karl Rove and that wouldn’t be a good thing. It isn’t the…
My Michael Vick question
By
David Kuo
Today Michael Vick will face justice for his abominable actions. Abominable isn’t even the right word. Horrifying isn’t right. Nothing seems good enough to describe what he did. God gave us dominion over creation but that means he gave us a holy responsibility to care for his creation. It doesn’t matter whether God is “green”…
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