Today, on December 7th, 2009 we are remembering the attack by the Japanese military 68 years ago on Pearl Harbor, an attack that got the United States involved in World War II. But today three of our Navy SEALs are in a court room fighting a court martial and for [...]
I just signed on to the Manhattan Declaration. It is quite good. Congratulations to Chuck Colson, Professor Robert George (Princeton), Professor Timothy George (Samford) and all the others who helped produce it.
I found the marriage section to be as accurate an explanation of the Christian position [...]
And now, a message from Mayor Greg Ballard...On this day 68 years ago Pearl Harbor was attacked. This was our President’s response.
Click here to view the embedded video.
[...]A nominee for the best conspiracy theory ever, via hit & run:
In the opinion of Arlington [Tennessee] Mayor Russell Wiseman, President Barack Obama’s speech on Tuesday night on the war in Afghanistan was deliberately timed to block the Christian message of the “Peanuts” television Christmas special.
It’s a Charlie Brown [...]
College hoops fans and Butler University enthusiasts alike will want to attend The Butler Way book presentation on Sunday, Dec. 13th, at 12:30 p.m. at Traders Point Christian Church near Zionsville.
Indianapolis Star reporter David Woods' recently-published book answers this fascinating question: How did a small liberal arts school in' [...]
Say, here’s a great idea – let’s have a meeting about how to have more open government, and keep the public out of the meeting:
It’s hardly the image of transparency the Obama administration wants to project: A workshop on government openness is closed to the public.
The event Monday for [...]
Good morning all...The Journal Gazette does not agree with my opinion that the comonly understood letter grades A, B, C, D and F, having been used for generations to rate school students’ performance, would also be a logical way to rate the schools themselves:
“We estimate that a school receiving a grade of [...]
The film challenge came right on time, and was pretty simple: The end of the world. Free-choice genre, no prop or dialogue, only a story about the end of the world. You can see why this would make a Detroit crew feel they were halfway there:
Yes, [...]
Last week I mentioned three personal signs of the winter season: 1. The annual closing of Zesto’s. 2. First wearing of the overcoat. 3. First time scraping the windshield. I should have mentioned a fourth — PEOPLE BEING MORONS!
The early morning snowfall has led to slippery roads throughout the [...]
Sit back and think for a moment. Whose picture comes to your mind when you think of those words?
I think it’s safe to say that one person whose face doesn’t appear when you hear those words is John Hostettler.
Fuzzy Conservative disagrees:
At the recent all-state Countdown to Judgement Day Tea [...]
Monday Musings...Nothing like a brilliant political strategist using the sharp end against a moonbat antagonist. Case in point – Moonbat “Cody_K” on Twitter decided to antagonize Karl Rove.
“.@KarlRove Why don’t you and Cheney make the same post admin decision as Bush, go somewhere and STFU…?”
Karl’s Response:
“Absolutely will STFU @Cody_K — Speak [...]
Here are some political tidbits you might have missed to get your Monday morning off to the usual start. As usual take them for what they are worth…
Don’t be surprised if the next Public Safety Director for Marion County is from out of town.
Former City-Controller Kathy Davis says she’s considering [...]
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From the Washington Post's article this Sunday:
Given the burgeoning Senate field, I've added a section in the sidebar to the right with links to the website, Twitter account, and YouTube page of each of the candidates.
' [...] It seems the creative juices over the the Journal Gazette are drying up. Stacey Stumpf, one of their editorial writers must think 13 days is enough time for people to have forgotten about a blog post so she can use it for story prep. If I had written play, it [...]
“The long-term utility of the megaregion as a distinct planning scale is still unproven. Does the megaregional approach confront or evade the core planning issues of equity, democracy, livability, economic vitality, and design excellence? If Jane Jacobs old quip about a region being ‘an area safely larger than the last [...]
@KarlRove Why don't you and Cheney make the same post admin decision as Bush, go somewhere and STFU...?
