Bookworm on Aug 19 2011 | Filed under: Presidential elections, Republicans
Tweet As the primary season heats up, here’s a good question to ask: If we want to end the primary season with a viable political candidate to face off against Barack Obama, are there limits limits to the nature of the attacks that bloggers launch against the Republican candidates during this primary season? My take [...]
Bookworm on Aug 17 2011 | Filed under: Christians, Marriage, Religion
Tweet As part of a larger rumination about religion, Barney Quick looked at the Christian notion of a woman’s submission within her marriage, since the media is going after Michele Bachmann on that point: The recent dust-up over Michelle Bachmann’s statements on record that she feels Biblically commanded to be submissive in her marriage is [...]
Bookworm on Jun 18 2009 | Filed under: Congress, Taxes
Tweet Rep. Michele Bachmann has set up an online petition in which you can add your name to the list of people who want Congress to stop funneling money to ACORN.
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