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Ann Coulter and the Christians
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David Kuo
I am waiting for conservative Christian activists to denounce Ann Coulter. I’m waiting and waiting and waiting and I’m waiting. This does not seem like a tough one, after all, Coulter has now publicly said of presidential candidation John Edwards she wished, “he had been killed in a terrorist assassination plot.” Christians involved in politics…
Faith-based stupor(pidity)
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David Kuo
Yesterday the Supreme Court ruled that a lawsuit aimed at the president’s faith-based effort couldn’t go forward because, well, taxpayers can’t sure over specific executive branch expenditures. Writing for the majority, Justice Alito argued the federal budget is so big, “…it is a complete fiction to argue that an unconstitutional federal expenditure causes an individual…
And they aren’t even Aslan
By
David Kuo
Great story of the man who loves lions and hyenas and, well, nothing of bears. I’m not sure that he is right that he can trust them with his life more than people but I am sure that his passion and devotion to these animals and his dedication to really, really know them and give…
Brian Lam of Gizmodo: I Have Faith in Apple
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David Kuo
Brian Lam is the editor-in-chief of Gizmodo, a blog by experienced journalists and talented young writers with one thing in common: An unnatural love for gadgets and tech. It’s also one of the world’s largest blogs, with over 37 million page views a month. Gizmodo was launched by Gawker Media in 2002, and since then…
Appleism is a New Religion…
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David Kuo
Welcome to Appleism – the religion that is Apple. For decades we have heard of the “Cult of Apple” and the “Mac Cult” – the relatively small group of slavishly devoted technology fanatics obsessed with Apple and its pontiff, Steve Jobs. These “cultists” were typically artsy, creative types, who sneered at anything Microsoft and “Windows”…
Tough days and technical difficulties
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David Kuo
Sorry for the lack of posting. Part of it is due to technical difficulties on my end – for some reason a big entry got lost – and part of it is due to some hard days. I wrote about this in that lost entry on Thursday…here I go again… perhaps less emotionally. One of…
Why conservative Christians get ticked at the media…
By
David Kuo
Flipping through the WashPost over the weekend I read their article on Ruth Bell Graham. Halfway through I stumbled through these two paragraphs: Being a pastor’s wife, particularly an evangelical Christian pastor’s wife, is one of the hardest jobs there is. Not only are you expected to obey and serve your husband, you’re supposed to…
The Republican goal is heartlessness?
By
David Kuo
Here is a quote for you: “It would be refreshing to be accused of being heartless and frugal, rather than getting in a bidding war on spending with the Democrats like we have lately,” says Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, the ranking Republican on the House Budget Committee. Ryan is one of the architects of…
A different Dolly
By
David Kuo
A friend pointed me to this:
Republican presidential money woes
By
David Kuo
Political wizard Marc Ambinder is out with his updated predictions for who is raising what when it comes to presidential politics. Go there to see it all but what strikes me is this – if you add up the lower range estimates for the top three Dems and compare it to the top three Repubs…
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