Posted on February 19, 2009. Filed under: News, Politics | Tags: abortion, Art, Bank, Barack Obama, Blog, economists, economy, Health, Health care, High school, Inflation, Mortgage, News media, Obama, Politics, Shirt, sin, Society and Culture, stimulus, Tax, United States, Universal health care, work |
And so the veil of deceit lifts. The news media, so eager to proclaim Obama as the messiah during the election cycle, now turns on him and begins to devour him. What changed? In one sense, nothing. Obama’s promises of socialist changes are progressing. Universal health care, nationalization of manufacturers and banking, imposition of union [...]
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Posted on November 1, 2008. Filed under: News, Politics | Tags: Activism, Art, Blog, Democrats, Government, Judicial activism, New Deal, Parties, Politics, Project On Government Oversight, raise, Society and Culture, Tax, United States, Washington |
It can be summed up in this little quote: Democrats are looking ahead to expanded power. New New Deal. Unfettered ability to impose government oversight, appoint activist judges, raise taxes, and spend whatever they want on whatever they want. I am so not looking forward to the next 4 years.
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Posted on October 16, 2008. Filed under: Politics | Tags: Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, Blog, Democrats, Federal government of the United States, Gallup, Government, Jeremiah Wright, John McCain, New York Post, Obama, Politics, Society and Culture, Tax, United States, work |
I stared writing about “Joe the Plumber” yesterday based on a story at the New York Post. Little did I know how huge the story was about to become. John McCain launched Joe the Plumber into the national spotlight during last night’s debate. My post was going to be about how Obama’s strategy results in [...]
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Posted on September 30, 2008. Filed under: Faith, News | Tags: Alliance Defense Fund, Art, Blog, Congress, Federal government of the United States, First Amendment to the United States Constitution, Freedom of speech, Government, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Law, Politics, Separation of church and state, sin, Tax, United States, United States Constitution, US Constitution, US government, Washington |
The “separation of church and state,” such as it is, should keep the government from imposing a religion upon the people of this country. But regulations that squelch the speech of pastors? Can the US Government tell pastors what they can and cannot talk about? There is no law that I’m aware of that restricts [...]
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Posted on August 14, 2008. Filed under: Faith, Politics | Tags: Barack Obama, Christ, Christian, Government, John McCain, Obama, Politics, President, Tax, U.S |
I must be a target, then. U.S. presidential rivals Barack Obama and John McCain target religious voters on Saturday when as guests of one of America’s foremost evangelists they discuss faith in public life, AIDS, the environment and other issues. Neither of the candidates appeal to me from a spiritual conviction. McCain can be downright [...]
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Posted on June 24, 2008. Filed under: Faith, News | Tags: abortion, Art, Barack Obama, Bible, Christ, Christian, Government, IRS, Jesus, Law, New Testament, Obama, Old Testament, Politics, President, sin, Tax |
Go get’em, James Dobson. Obama had some very liberal interpretations of what the bible says, and simultaneously tried to minimize Christian influence in politics *and* say that all religious discussions are welcome. James is firing back against what he called a “fruitcake interpetation of the bible.” I love that phrase. News sources come from here [...]
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Posted on April 9, 2008. Filed under: Christian Carnival | Tags: Art, Bible, Blog, character, Christ, Christian, Christian Carnival, Christianity, David, Economic, Forgiveness, God, IRS, Jeremiah Wright, Jesus, Law, Marriage, New Testament, Obama, Paul, Politics, Prayer, rain, sin, work |
Chasing the Wind is honored to host the 219th edition of the Christian Carnival II, the blogosphere’s best Christian writing. My comments on the post in italics after each entry, but I left the author’s original thoughts when he or she provided them. I included almost all posts I received; I excluded two from the [...]
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Posted on September 18, 2007. Filed under: News, Politics | Tags: Government, Health, Hurricane Katrina, IRS, Politics, sin, US government |
Name one thing the US Government does exceptionally well. Pass legislation? Pork barrel politics, anyone? Hurricane Katrina recovery? Issue passports in time for your vacation? Assess property values? Public schooling? Social Security? IRS? Oversee accounting irregularities like Enron? Prosecute O.J Simpson and keep him in jail? Border security? Then why oh why would anybody possibly [...]
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Posted on August 22, 2007. Filed under: Christian Carnival | Tags: abortion, Art, Barack Obama, Bible, Blog, Christ, Christian, Christian Carnival, God, Hospital, IRS, Jeremy Pierce, Jesus, Lord, Obama, Politics, Prayer, rain, raise, sin, Tax, United States |
Christian Carnival #186 is up… here! Chasing the Wind is humbled to host the Carnival this week. Without further ado, here are this week’s best Christian blogging. Oh wait, here’s a little more ado. I’ve divided this week’s post in sections with a brief description about how this relates to Christian living. Ok, *now* we’re [...]
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Posted on July 17, 2007. Filed under: Politics, The Blog | Tags: Art, Bible, Blog, Christ, Christian, Christian Carnival, Democrats, Politics, Republicans, Separation of church and state, sin |
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know I haven’t posted much. Been really, really busy. I still owe Jennifer my answers to The Eight. I’ll get to it, soon, I hope. I wanted to blog about how the Democrats are findng religion. Apparently it’s ok with The Media if the Democrats talk about their faith, but if [...]
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