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What Do You Do When Your Senate Candidate Flounders? Mississippi Republicans Resort to Ballot Manipulation
By
Burns Strider
Mississippi‘s Republican Governor and Secretary State are turning the November ballot upside down in Magnolia state. They are putting a race for the United State’s Senate, the most high-profile race in the state, at the end of the ballot. The other Senate race remains at the top of ballot, right after the Presidential candidates, where…
Palin’s Religion: What’s Scary, What’s Not?
By
Paul Raushenbush
Beliefnet’s Steve Waldman wrote about Sarah Palin’s faith in a way that seems balanced and intelligent to me. You can find his full text below: Those on the left, or merely those who aren’t evangelical Christians, are struggling to make sense of the religious life of Sarah Palin. To many, she seems a frightening harbinger…
Reflections on September 12, 2001 (by Eric Sapp)
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Paul Raushenbush
Much will be written today–and rightfully so–about 9/11 and what that day meant to our country. As with many Americans, it was a day that had a deep and emotional effect on me, but in the years since, I have found myself thinking back on and regretting September 12 even more. To explain why, I…
From 9/11 to 9/12…and beyond.
By
David Gibson
Thursday is the seventh anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon and the crashed airliner in Shanksville, Pa., an observance that will bring renewed focus on relations between Islam and the West. But the following day, Friday, Sept. 12, will mark two years since “9/12,” the date when Pope Benedict…
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